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Dear England – Review – Sheffield Lyceum
By Clare Jenkins, October 2025 It’s four years since Gareth Southgate wrote his unexpected ‘Dear England’ letter to the country ... -
Gwenda’s Garage – Review – Sheffield Playhouse
By Clare Jenkins, October 2025 An infamous 1979 Fiat car advert had as its slogan ‘If it were a woman, ... -
Consumed – Review – Sheffield Playhouse
By Clare Jenkins, September 2025 Karis Kelly’s hit Edinburgh Fringe play Consumed gives a whole other, darker meaning to kitchen ... -
Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell – Review – Sheffield Lyceum
By Clare Jenkins, September 2025 A Soho pub in the 1930s. Outside, the fog swirls as an exotically dressed prostitute ... -
Dancing at Lughnasa – Review – Sheffield Crucible Theatre
By Clare Jenkins, September 2025 Elizabeth Newman’s debut production as the new artistic director of Sheffield Theatres isn’t barnstorming, rule-breaking ... -
Orkney & the Kirkwall Hotel – Review
By Clare Jenkins, July 2025 Outside Kirkwall’s magnificent sandstone St Magnus Cathedral, a puzzled-looking American cruise ship passenger turns to ... -
Unearthed: The Power of Gardening, at the British Library – Review
By Clare Jenkins, June 2025 My father was a gardener, working around the Midlands initially for convents, then for ‘lords ... -
Ancient India, Living Traditions Exhibition, British Museum, London – Review
By Clare Jenkins, May 2025 At both the start and the end of the British Museum’s latest exhibition, there are ... -
Bristol and the Moxy Hotel – Review
By Clare Jenkins, May 2025 First, the statistics: It’s ten years since Bristol became the first UK city to be ... -
Little Women – Review – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre
By Clare Jenkins, May 2025 How reassuring that a mid-19th Century American ‘girl’s book’ as stuffed full of virtuous homilies ... -
Medieval Women: Voices & Visions – Review
By Clare Jenkins, April 2025 In the light of the recent Supreme Court ruling over the definition of a woman, ... -
Jane Eyre [Northern Ballet] – Review – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre
By Clare Jenkins, April 2025 Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte’s arguably finest novel, adds up to nearly 200,000 words. Northern Ballet’s ...
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