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 Popular venue for bands, comedians and concerts |
Barker's Pool Balm Green Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 2JA United Kingdom +44 114 278 9789 (box office) |
This large-capacity stage hall is a popular venue for visiting comedians, singers, bands, plays and musicals. Although it faces stiff competition from other more modern Sheffield venues, the hall is conveniently based in the city center and still attracts some very big names. Classical music groups and visiting orchestras also perform regularly here. The seating is on two floors, facing a large stage. The surrounding decor is relatively old-fashioned, with some features dating back to the 1920s and the hall has an atmospheric feel, though it can be rather dark. A bar is available and serves during some performances. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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See world-class popstars or large-scale sports events |
Broughton Lane Sheffield, South Yorkshire S9 2DF United Kingdom +44 (0)114 256 2002 / +44 (0)114 256 5656 (Box Office) http://www.hallamfmarena.co.uk/ |
This large, modern, multi-purpose indoor arena, with a maximum capacity of 12,000 people, is one of Sheffield's most popular performance facilities. Many world-class popstars, such as Bob Dylan, Tina Turner and, more recently, Westlife, SClub 7 and the Corrs have all performed here. The arena also hosts ballet performances and sports events such as stunt car racing, and basketball and ice hockey matches. The arena has a modern, well-maintained feel and facilities are good; there are a number of outlets both inside and outside the building which serve fast food and hot and cold drinks. Ample parking facilities are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Hilarious comedy experience |
Lescar Hotel 303 Sharrow Vale Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S11 8ZF United Kingdom +44 1142 67 9787 (tickets) http://www.grinreaper.co.uk |
Don't miss the Last Laugh Comedy Club if you're ever in Sheffield on a Thursday or Sunday evening. The club, which has a great reputation locally , takes place every Thursday at 9p and every Sunday at 8:30p in the Lescar, Sharrowvale Road. Shows are very popular and often sell out, so make sure you book in advance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small theatre showing original productions |
Shearwood Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire S10 2TD United Kingdom +44 114 282 6182 |
This small theatre shows original productions, plays, dance, musicals and lunchtime concerts for around £3. Student productions, put on by Sheffield University Theatre Company, include both old favourites and original work by young playwrights. Performances from local drama and operatic groups are also shown here; recently, these have included Gilbert and Sullivan favourites. Lunchtime concerts include jazz, opera excerpts and musical recitals. The studio is based inside a converted church, which is around 130 years old and situated in the middle of the University complex. The theatre seats 200 people on two levels. The site also contains rehearsal rooms, a workshop and a recording studio. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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