This week's Sunday Paperweight arrives during another week of fairly dire geopolitical events; Donald Trump's done a deal with the devil - having agreed to buy diesel off Putin, swiftly followed by calls for Zelensky to resign, Houthi attacks on Riyadh are set to escalate, Pete Hegseth has announced an Atwoodian-style plan to livestream an execution by firing squad, and several warnings have been issued about the UK's food security in the face of war and climate change. But small mercies may be on the horizon; pollsters are now predicting that an increasingly desperate Trump administration may lose the Senate seats of Texas, Iowa, Kansas, and Alaska in next month's mid-term elections, giving the Democrats control of the upper house. Meanwhile, Andy Burnham's European charm offensive may be paying off, with experts predicting that the UK may be able to join the European Union faster than (other experts) had originally predicted.
It is perhaps then no wonder that this week's most notable exhibition opening was that of Tate Britain's celebration of the 1990s. Happier times indeed! But all is not lost. With the weather beginning to finally cool to more autumn-appropriate temperatures, new restaurants are popping up all over, offering something for cosier evenings indoors away from the chill. In that same spirit, Greg Barradale offers his advice for starting a book club, Anya Ryan reviews a Sondheim classic that's transferred to the West End, and Keir James-Tough has a recipe for chutney that will mature in time for Christmas.
Here's what's coming up:
Darkroom: The return of an icon, part of Tate Britain's new exhibition on the 1990s
At Home: Keir James-Tough's exquisitely easy chutney recipe
On the Town: Anya Ryan reviews Sondheim's Into the Woods and the despot's guide to running a book club
En Route: New interiors on British Airways and a train travel trick for travelling between London and Edinburgh
Followed by the usual restaurant openings, listings, and weather for cities across the UK.
Darkroom
Photograph of the week, as chosen by Paperweight Magazine's picture bureau:
Greater Things
1001 ways to live your life greater:
This week's Greater Things is the perfect October activity, turning seasonal fruit and veg into a delicious low-effort, high-impact homemade gift that will bring dividends in the yuletide:
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At Home
The latest from Paperweight's At Home bureau:
And if you're thinking of giving chutney-making a go, Keir James-Tough has a recipe that will mature in time for Christmas:
Keir James-Tough
On the Town
What's happening in town this week:
If running clubs and podcasting aren't your thing, Greg Barradale argues that there's a chance that this is your sign to start a book club. Here's his advice on how to cast off and ensure that you run a tight ship:
Greg Barradale
Theatre critic Anya Ryan takes a trip to the Noël Coward Theatre, where Jordan Fein's elevation of the Sondheim masterpiece, Into the Woods, has just transferred from the Bridge Theatre:
Anya Ryan
En Route
The latest from Paperweight's En Route bureau:
We've got rather used to announcements from the UK's flag-carrying airline near exclusively revolve around something being axed, so we were pleased to see this week's announcement of an entirely new Airbus A380 interior, in all four cabins. Looks like you'll have a pretty great experience whichever ticket you opt for, now that British Airways has decided to try and compete with the rest of the world's airlines again.
Despite being publicly owned, LNER trains between Edinburgh and London are notoriously expensive, thanks to a dreadful decision to scrap off-peak fares last year. But the decision to remove the cheaper tickets that can be used on any train only affects LNER itself. So if you're looking for a flexible ticket outside of the usual peak times, you might find it cheaper to make your origin or destination Slateford, rather than Edinburgh Waverley. It isn't always cheaper, but on busy trains it can save you as much as 30%. Slateford is just one stop outside Edinburgh Waverley, meaning the journey has to take you all the way to Waverley first anyway. However, you can only end your journey 'early' if the ticket is truly an "Off-Peak" single or return. An Advance fare ticket to Slateford means you have to go all the way to your end destination, so check what you're buying very carefully. If you have any other train ticketing tricks, do send them to enroute@paperweightmag.com
Here's everything that's going on this week:
London
Restaurant Openings:
Conviviale A new Quebecois-leaning wine bar and buvette doing cheeseboards and poutine alongside a tightly curated list, just a few steps from Canonbury Overground. Reservations recommended. 93 Grosvenor Avenue, Highbury, London N5 2NL. Soft-launched 9th October, fully open from Wednesday 14th October 2026.
Trindle Stores Former Teal head chef Abbie Hendren goes solo: the beloved grocery shop will now be serving breakfast and lunch, along with the return of the tipi in the back garden. Reservations recommended. 18 Station Parade, Kew, London TW9 3PZ. Opens Thursday 15th October 2026.
Tilly's Family-run neighbourhood wine bar, £32 bottles and a standing £9 Wednesday Negroni. Reservations recommended. 2B Mcfarlane Road, Shepherd's Bush, London W12 7JZ. Opened 2nd October 2026.
Bolo by Gennaro Contaldo A 32-seat trattoria built entirely around Bolognese, the dish that made the Jamie Oliver mentor's name, centred on his original recipe with a few new spins. Reservation recommended. 17 Air Street, Piccadilly, London W1B 5AF. Opened 25th September 2026.
Cafe Eighty One Michael O'Hare's first café concept, inside Jaguar's new Knightsbridge showroom offering an afternoon tea and an automobile-shaped petit gateau. Instagram. 91 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RB. Opened Thursday 8th October 2026.
Cloth Cornhill A reboot of the old Simpson's Tavern site into a City canteen with a downstairs pub. Set lunch from £24. 38½ Cornhill, London EC3V 9DR. Opened 1st October 2026.
Milk Burger Both smash burgers and juicier patties are on the menu at this new spot on Westbourne Grove, offering something for anyone on either side of the burger thickness debate. Instagram. 50 Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, London W2 5SH. Opened Monday 5th October 2026.
Listings:
Koestler Arts: Rock, Paper, Scissors Exhibition of art made by people in the criminal justice system, shown in the Undercroft, Europe's oldest skate spot, curated with the skaters themselves. Free admission. Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX. Opens Friday 16th October 2026.
Degrees of Disruption: Vera Molnar and Generative Art A free display on the "godmother of generative art," coding algorithmic drawings on room-sized mainframes decades before anyone said "AI art." Free admission. V&A South Kensington, Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL. Opens Friday 16th October 2026.
Sanlé Sory: Colour Years First UK showing of the self-taught Burkina Faso photographer whose vivid studio portraits captured Bobo-Dioulasso's independence-era nightlife. Tickets from £12. The Photographers' Gallery, 16-18 Ramillies Street, London W1F 7LW. Opens Wednesday 14th October 2026.
Room 13 A 35-minute immersive horror built into BAC's corridors, small groups only, offering an experience closer to an escape room than a haunted house. Pay What You Can (recommended £16). Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, London SW11 5TN. Opens Friday 16th October 2026.
NINA Caroline Williams' new play drags Chekhov's The Seagull somewhere stranger, staged in BAC's wood-panelled Council Chamber. Pay What You Can (recommended £16). Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, London SW11 5TN. Until 24th October 2026, evenings 7.30pm (BSL-interpreted performance Thursday 15th October).
BodyCon: Bodycodependency Dalston Superstore's long-running queer club night, this edition leaning harder into body-horror visuals. Free admission before 10.30pm, £7 after. Dalston Superstore, 117 Kingsland High Street, London E8 2PB. Thursday 15th October 2026, 10pm until 2.30am.
Music is the Weapon: From Fela to Fuse An after-hours lecture-theatre session tracing Afrobeat's political lineage from Fela Kuti to today's Afro-fusion scene, inside the museum once the galleries have cleared. Tickets from £15. V&A South Kensington, Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL. Friday 16th October 2026, 6.30pm until 7.30pm.
Toy Tonics The Berlin disco-house label's rotating cast (Cody Currie, Kapote and Aroop Roy on this date) bring its horn-heavy, unpretentious house sound to one of Shoreditch's better-sounding warehouses. Tickets from £18. Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, London EC2A 3PQ. Saturday 17th October 2026, 11pm until 4am.
Last Chance to See:
Application 39 Tickets from £10. Theatre Royal Stratford East, Gerry Raffles Square, London E15 1BN. Final performance Wednesday 14th October 2026.
Pretty Ugly Tickets from £12. Camden People's Theatre, 58-60 Hampstead Road, London NW1 2PY. Final performance Friday 16th October 2026.
Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky Tickets from £28. Southwark Playhouse, 77-85 Newington Causeway, London SE1 6BD. Final performance Saturday 17th October 2026.
Tom at the Farm Tickets from £29. Barbican Theatre, Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS. Final performance Saturday 17th October 2026.
Dance Is Not for Us Tickets from £21.50. The Pit, Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS. Final performance Saturday 17th October 2026.
Toy Soldier Tickets from £15. Union Theatre, Old Union Arches, 229 Union Street, London SE1 0LR. Final performance Sunday 18th October 2026.
From The Heart Tickets from £35. Garrick Theatre, 2 Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0HH. Final performance Sunday 18th October 2026.
Manchester
Dead or Alive: Birds in our World New natural-history exhibition on birds and human cultures across the world. Free admission, booking recommended. Manchester Museum, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL. Opens Tuesday 13th October 2026.
Michaela Yearwood-Dan: The Practice of Liberation Large-scale, text-and-flower-laden abstract paintings by the British-Nigerian artist, in its last week. Free admission. The Whitworth, University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M15 6ER. Until 18th October 2026.
Pet Needs + Keep Flying + So Good Brighton punk-pop road dogs headline a three-band standing show in the Northern Quarter. Tickets from £17.50. Band on the Wall, 25 Swan Street, Manchester M4 5JZ. Saturday 17th October 2026, doors open 7pm.
WHP + Teletech present doof: Hannah Laing A 20-DJ doof takeover with Hannah Laing headlining, inside WHP's cavernous Mayfield depot. Tickets from £35. Depot Mayfield, Baring Street, Manchester M1 2PY. Friday 16th October 2026, 8pm until 4am.
Eric Prydz: Concourse Only A stripped-back, concourse-only Prydz set at WHP, with support from Franky Wah and James Organ. Tickets from £50. Depot Mayfield, Baring Street, Manchester M1 2PY. Saturday 17th October 2026, 9.30pm until 3am.
Glasgow
Al Seed Productions: Thrice Nine performers play three Macbeth witches' trios in a movement-and-text piece set after the Scottish play's bloodshed ends. Tickets £18, £12 concessions. Tramway, 25 Albert Drive, Glasgow G41 2PE. Friday 16th and Saturday 17th October 2026, 7.30pm.
These Are Our Neighbours Documentary dance-theatre on the 2021 Kenmure Street immigration-raid standoff, written in collaboration with the Pollokshields community. Tickets from £17.50. Citizens Theatre Studio, 119 Gorbals Street, Glasgow G5 9DS. Runs from Wednesday 14th until Saturday 17th October 2026.
East is East Ayub Khan-Din's Salford-set comedy-drama closes its run this week. Tickets from £18.50. Citizens Theatre, 119 Gorbals Street, Glasgow G5 9DS. Until Saturday 17th October 2026.
Magic City: 10th Birthday with DJ EZ UK garage legend headlines Magic City's 10th-anniversary night. Tickets from £10. Friday 16th October 2026, 11pm until 4am.
Edinburgh
We Were Here: Film Screening and in Conversation Screening of the 2024 documentary on Black Africans in Renaissance Europe, followed by a Q&A with director Fred Kudjo Kuwornu and historian Dr Onyeka Nubia. Free admission, booking required. National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh EH1 1JF. Friday 16th October 2026, 7pm.
The Worst Poets Club Spoken-word night with Hollie McNish, Donna Ashworth, Nikita Gill and Len Pennie. Tickets from £21. The Queen's Hall, 85-89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh EH8 9JG. Sunday 18th October 2026, 6pm.
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Muriel Spark's Edinburgh classic closes its Lyceum run this week. Tickets from £39. Royal Lyceum Theatre, Grindlay Street, Edinburgh EH3 9AX. Until 18th October 2026.
Belfast
An Evening with Leo Miyagee Free Black History Month and Cinemagic event in the venue's smaller Green Room space. Free admission. The Black Box, 18-22 Hill Street, Belfast BT1 2LA. Tuesday 13th October 2026, 9.30pm.
Mary Beard: The Secret Histories of Ancient Rome An Audience With the classicist, at the Ulster Hall. Tickets from £33. Ulster Hall, 34 Bedford St, Belfast, BT2 7FF. Wednesday 14th October 2026, doors from 6.30pm.
Koch Marshall Trio featuring Greg Koch Guitar-led blues/rock trio gig in the Black Box's main room. Tickets from £25. The Black Box, 18-22 Hill Street, Belfast BT1 2LA. Thursday 15th October 2026, 7.30pm doors.
Birmingham
FIERCE FESTIVAL
Weathering Faye Driscoll's dance-theatre piece, the festival's main-stage draw this year. Tickets via Fierce Festival. mac (Midlands Arts Centre), Main Theatre, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12 9QH. Wednesday 14th, Thursday 15th and Friday 16th October 2026, 7.30pm.
RAPEFLOWER Hana Umeda's solo performance, part of Fierce Festival. Tickets via Fierce Festival. mac, Foyle Studio, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12 9QH. Saturday 17th October 2026, 3pm; Sunday 18th October 2026, 2pm.
Steven Cohen: People Will People You Performance art piece staged as part of Fierce Festival. Tickets via Fierce Festival. Birmingham Hippodrome, Patrick Studio, Hurst Street, Southside, Birmingham B5 4TB. Saturday 17th October 2026, 9pm.
Fierce Feasts Supper-club-style event running through the festival, different guest each night. Tickets via Fierce Festival. House of Beorma, Digbeth, Birmingham. Wednesday 14th to Sunday 18th October 2026, various times.
Club Fierce x YIRRAMBOI: BLAX: ACT III Late-night party closing out Fierce Festival's Saturday. Tickets via Fierce Festival. House of Beorma, 104-108 Floodgate Street, Birmingham, B5 5SR. Saturday 17th October 2026, 10.30pm.
Jon Richardson in Conversation: The Teenage Diaries of a Stand-Up Comedian The Lancashire comedian talks through his memoir in the Rep's studio space. Tickets from £37 (includes a copy of the book). Birmingham Rep, The Studio, 6 Centenary Square, Birmingham B1 2EP. Friday 16th October 2026, 8pm.
Brighton
The Biba Look: Photography and Fashion Exhibition on the fashion label's influence. Tickets from £10.50. Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion Gardens, Brighton BN1 1EE. Opened 3rd October 2026, runs until to 21st March 2027.
Jordan Brookes: The Part of You That's Always Screaming New stand-up hour from the Edinburgh Comedy Award winner, in Komedia's smaller Studio room. Tickets from £18. Komedia Studio, 44-47 Gardner Street, Brighton BN1 1UN. Saturday 17th October 2026, 6.30pm (doors 6pm). (16+)
Secret Discotheque: BINGO Disco-meets-bingo club night. Tickets from £3. CHALK, 13 Pool Valley, Brighton BN1 1NJ. Thursday 15th October 2026, 11pm until 4am.
Get Down! Vinyl-only club night playing mod, R&B, garage, psych and northern soul. Tickets from £8. Komedia Studio, 44-47 Gardner Street, Brighton BN1 1UN. Saturday 17th October 2026, 9pm doors. (18+, easy to miss)
BRAINROT: Tunes So Good They Rot Ur Brains Meme-culture-branded late club night. Tickets from £3. CHALK, 13 Pool Valley, Brighton BN1 1NJ. Saturday 17th October 2026, 11pm until 4am.
Bristol
The Knot Makers Lunchtime talk by artist Fozia Ismail on her multi-sensory installation. Free admission, booking required. Watershed, 1 Canons Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5TX. Friday 16th October 2026, 1pm.
Joy Gregory: Catching Flies with Honey New photography exhibition opening this week, tied to the Bristol Photo Festival. Free admission. Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA. Opens Saturday 17th October 2026, runs to 7th February 2027.
Bristol Photo Festival: Opening Music Live music from Jabu, Dan Johnson and Regina Collage, part of the festival's opening weekend. Tickets from £10. Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA. Friday 16th October 2026.
Rhythm Utsav 2026 Indian classical dance and music showcase marking its 10th year. Tickets from £17.10. Bristol Beacon, Lantern Hall, Trenchard Street, Bristol BS1 5AR. Saturday 17th October 2026, doors 6pm.
Lanny New stage adaptation of Sunday Times bestseller Max Porter’s spectral novel Lanny, opening in preview. Tickets from £11 (preview price). Bristol Old Vic, King Street, Bristol BS1 4ED. Previews Friday 16th and Saturday 17th October 2026, 7.30pm.
8 Years of Stacked Out: Free Rave Free drum & bass/breaks rave marking the promoter's 8th birthday. Free admission. Lakota, 6 Upper York Street, St Pauls, Bristol BS2 8QN Friday 16th October 2026, 11pm until 5am.
Leeds
Brighton '84 New drama by Leeds-born playwright Philip Stokes, staged in the Playhouse's disused quarry space, with post-show discussion. Tickets from £17. Leeds Playhouse, Bramall Rock Void, Playhouse Square, Quarry Hill, Leeds LS2 7UP. Saturday 17th October 2026, 2.45pm.
The Brudenell Record Fair Vinyl fair in the club's main room. Free admission. Brudenell Social Club, 33 Queens Road, Leeds LS6 1NY. Sunday 18th October 2026, 10am until 3pm. (free / market)
A Certain Ratio: Sextet and Force Anniversary Tour Manchester post-punk/funk legends playing an intimate room. Tickets from £26. Brudenell Social Club, 33 Queens Road, Leeds LS6 1NY. Saturday 17th October 2026, doors 7.30pm.
Big Fat Rave Drum & bass/breaks all-nighter with Bakey, Samurai Breaks, Napes and others. Tickets via Fatsoma. Beaver Works, 36 Whitehouse Street, Hunslet, Leeds LS10 1AD. Friday 16th October 2026, 11pm until 5am.
Cardiff
An Evening with Bleak Fabulous One-off talk followed by after-hours access to the museum's fashion galleries. Tickets from £10 standard. National Museum Cardiff, Cathays Park, Cardiff CF10 3NP. Friday 16th October 2026, 7pm talk, exhibition access 8pm until 10pm.
The Dark I Swim (work in progress) New romantic comedy, pitched as a cross between Peep Show and Fleabag, shown as a work-in-progress. Tickets from £14. Sherman Theatre, Senghennydd Road, Cathays, Cardiff CF24 4YE. 13th and 14th October 2026.
PANCHIKO Cult lo-fi band (viral forum-rediscovery story) playing the Cardiff warehouse venue. Tickets via Tixr. Tramshed, Clare Road, Cardiff CF11 6QP. Wednesday 14th October 2026, 7pm.
Dan Schreiber: This Changes Everything QI podcast host's stand-up show of strange facts, in the Sherman's small Studio space. Tickets from £21. Sherman Theatre, Senghennydd Road, Cathays, Cardiff CF24 4YE. Saturday 17th October 2026, 7.30pm.
Pink Pony Clwb Late-night indie/pop disco in Cardiff's long-running grassroots venue. Tickets from £3.50. Friday 16th October 2026, 11pm.
Liverpool
Letter To Brezhnev World premiere stage version of the cult 1985 Liverpool film, in its final week. Tickets from £18. Liverpool's Royal Court, 1 Roe Street, Liverpool L1 1HL. Until 17th October 2026.
Winter Garden Trail New trail through Bluecoat's Blue Room, opening the same week as two other current shows there. Free admission. Bluecoat, School Lane, Liverpool L1 3BX. Opens Saturday 17th October 2026, runs to 3rd January 2027.
Rachel Fairburn: Vexy Beasts Stand-up from the Mancunian comic of the Everything's Coming Up Rosy podcast. Expect biting commentary and lots of big laughs. Tickets from £21. Liverpool's Royal Court, 1 Roe Street, Liverpool L1 1HL. Thursday 15th October 2026.
Pride and Prejudice (sort of) Isobel McArthur's riotous, karaoke-powered rewrite of Austen, at the Playhouse for the week. Tickets from £17. Playhouse Theatre, Williamson Square, Liverpool L1 1EL. Tuesday 13th to Saturday 17th October 2026.
Annie Mac: Before Midnight DJ set from the former Radio 1 tastemaker, in the big warehouse room at the docks; last entry strictly 8.30pm. Tickets via Fatsoma. Invisible Wind Factory, 3 Regent Road, Liverpool L3 7DS. Friday 16th October 2026, 7pm until 12am.
Newcastle
Mercury Prize Fringe: Ancient Infinity Orchestra + Weston (DJ) A Mercury Prize fringe showcase gig and DJ set. Tickets from £12. Cobalt Studios, 10-16 Boyd Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1AP. Friday 16th October 2026, 7pm.
Our Friends in the North: The Thatcher Years Peter Flannery's stage adaptation of his BBC drama, marking 30 years since the series aired, staged by Live Theatre. Tickets from £23. Newcastle Theatre Royal, 100 Grey Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6BR. Thursday 15th October 2026, 7.30pm (also Fri 16, 7.30pm; Sat 17, 2.30pm and 7.30pm).
Ginger Johnson: Show Pony Drag Race UK and Celebrity MasterChef star's psychedelic comedy-cabaret tour. Tickets from £31. Northern Stage, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RH. Saturday 17th October 2026, 8pm.
tINI: All Night Long Berlin techno DJ tINI plays a full-length set. Tickets from £13. Cobalt Studios, 10-16 Boyd Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1AP. Friday 16th October 2026, 11pm.
'Some Like It Early' Presents: Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy Early-evening-into-night disco/house format with NYC DJ Colleen "Cosmo" Murphy (ex-Loft, Larry Levan lineage). Tickets from £10. Cobalt Studios, 10-16 Boyd Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1AP. Saturday 17th October 2026, 7pm.
Nottingham
Print Fair Contemporary 2026 Weekend print fair taking over the gallery's studio spaces. Free admission. Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross, Nottingham NG1 2GB. Friday 16th to Sunday 18th October 2026.
Julia Isídrez: Mud is Everything / Sarah Cunningham: Midnight Sun Two paired exhibitions, featuring ceramics and painting from Julia Isídrez and Sarah Cunningham. Free admission. Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross, Nottingham NG1 2GB. Until 10th January 2027.
Graphic Novel Book Launch: In-Conversation with Chie Hosaka and Philippa Rice Part of the Print Fair weekend. Free admission. Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross, Nottingham NG1 2GB. Saturday 17th October 2026, 4pm until 6pm.
Print Fair Contemporary: Launch Party Opening-night party for the print fair, bar open late. Free admission. Nottingham Contemporary, Weekday Cross, Nottingham NG1 2GB. Friday 16th October 2026, 5pm until 8pm (bar until 9pm).
Bad Betty Live Live poetry and music night, BSL signed, preceded by a poetry masterclass. Tickets via Bad Betty Press. New Art Exchange, 39-41 Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham NG7 6BE. Friday 16th October 2026, 6.30pm until 9.30pm.
Sheffield
The Goal of Our Health Solo show from New York/Glasgow artist-filmmaker Alexis Kyle Mitchell opening at the city's contemporary art space. Free admission. Site Gallery, 1 Brown Street, Sheffield S1 2BS. Opening event Thursday 15th October 2026, 5pm until 8pm; exhibition runs from 16th October 2026.
Jen Brister Stand-up comic, podcaster, Live at the Apollo regular, Jen Brister at the Leadmill's comedy-club room. Tickets from £28. The Steamworks, Sheffield S2 4SJ. Friday 16th October 2026, 6.30pm doors.
Waitress Touring musical of Sara Bareilles' score, with some performances already sold out. Tickets from £15. Lyceum Theatre, 55 Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 1DA. Tuesday 13th to Saturday 17th October 2026, 7.30pm.
Twelfth Night Shakespeare in the round, starring Mathew Horne of Gavin & Stacey fame. Tickets from £15. The Crucible, 55 Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 1DA. Until 31st October 2026, 2pm and 7.15pm.
Broadway Rave Musical-theatre-themed club night. Tickets via Fatsoma. Corporation, 2 Milton Street, Sheffield S1 4JU. Friday 16th October 2026, 11.30pm until 3am. (18+)
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