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What’s on in Sheffield
Plays, musicals, comedy and gigs in Sheffield, from Tudor Square to the arena, rated by the audience.
Sheffield’s cultural life is centred on Tudor Square, where the Crucible and the Lyceum stand side by side. This page lists every upcoming show in the city in date order, with the average rating the audience gave earlier performances.
The venues you will meet most often:
- the Crucible, a thrust-stage theatre known for its own productions, and famous every spring as the home of the World Snooker Championship;
- the Lyceum, a restored traditional theatre next door, which takes touring musicals, drama, dance and pantomime;
- Sheffield City Hall, on Barker’s Pool, for concerts, comedy and talks;
- the Utilita Arena Sheffield, in the Lower Don Valley, for arena tours and comedy headliners.
The city-centre venues are within walking distance of each other and of the Supertram, which also runs out to the arena. Venue ratings for comfort, view and access are shown separately from the show, which helps if you are choosing seats at the Crucible for the first time.
For music only, see concerts in Sheffield. There are also pages for theatre in Sheffield and comedy in Sheffield.
Seen a show at the Crucible or the Lyceum? Write your review while it is still fresh.
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Dr John Cooper Clarke : Have It Tour
Dr. John Cooper Clarke
Sheffield City Hall Oval Hall · Sheffield
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The Sound Of Bassline
Jamie Duggan, K-Dot, Trilla, Tom Zanetti, Danny Bond, DJ Kav, Slick Don
Electric Studios · Sheffield
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Frequently asked questions
What’s on in Sheffield this weekend?
Upcoming shows, plays and gigs are listed by date on this page. Find the weekend’s dates and read reviews from earlier performances to help you choose.
What is the difference between the Crucible and the Lyceum?
Both are run by Sheffield Theatres and face each other on Tudor Square. The Crucible has a thrust stage surrounded by the audience on three sides and is known for its own productions; the Lyceum is a traditional proscenium theatre that hosts touring musicals and shows.
Where can I see comedy in Sheffield?
Touring comedians play Sheffield City Hall and the Lyceum, and the biggest names fill the Utilita Arena. Their dates appear with the other shows here and on the comedy in Sheffield page.