Author Archives: Amy Patricia Smith

A play which deals with the anguish and futility of war and the psychological harm inflicted upon an entire generation of young men.

Amy Patricia Smith meets two University of Sheffield graduates who have spent the last two years producing a short graphic novella.

Review of Alex Jenson’s novella dealing with mental illness.

Building to a breathtaking climax, this was a truly enjoyable and entertaining production.

Pinette’s style is confrontational and loud, with each punch line being delivered with an anger which soon becomes somewhat repetitive.

“I do enjoy writing very much, once I get into it I really lose all sense of time.”

Daniel Evans, the newly-appointed Artistic Director of Sheffield Theatres, recently announced the opening season of the renovated Crucible Theatre.

Do you fancy doing something a bit different during freshers’ week?

First impressions of Tom Wrigglesworth make him seem an unlikely champion for social justice.