Theatres

Crucible Theatre

15 minute drive

The Crucible, originally opened in 1971, underwent a £15.3 million redevelopment and reopened in 2010. As the main stage for in-house productions and the annual World Snooker Championships, its unique thrust stage extends into the auditorium, ensuring no audience member is more than 22 metres from the action.

Lyceum Theatre

15 minute drive

Built in 1897, the Lyceum Theatre, designed by WGR Sprague, is a traditional proscenium arch venue with 1068 seats. After its closure in 1968, it underwent a £12 million renovation and reopened in 1991. As part of the Sheffield Theatres complex, it hosts diverse programmes, from opera and ballet to West End hits. Light snacks are available at its three bars.

Crucible Studio

15 minute drive

Opened in 1971 and refurbished during the Crucible's £15.3 million redevelopment, the Studio Theatre accommodates up to 400. Its versatile design allows changes to seating arrangements. Winner of the 2002 Peter Brook Empty Space Award, it hosts small-scale, in-house and touring productions, and is home to the renowned Ensemble 360's Music in the Round Festival.

Winding Wheel

18 minute drive

The Grade II listed Winding Wheel Theatre, built in 1923, offers a diverse program of west end musicals, concerts, comedy, talks, and community events across its auditorium, ballroom, and function room. Committed to inclusivity, this former cinema strives to provide an enjoyable experience for all who visit.

Pomegranate Theatre

19 minute drive

The Grade II-listed Pomegranate Theatre, nestled in Chesterfield's town centre, is a Victorian gem boasting 546 seats. The theatre hosts an array of professional touring drama, music, dance, and a popular pantomime. It also features Pomegranate Screenings, showcasing the latest films and satellite broadcasts using advanced equipment, and is available for local amateur groups to stage performances.

Sheffield City Hall

20 minute drive

Sheffield City Hall, a historic venue in the city centre, offers over 500 events annually, including concerts, operas, ballets, and comedy shows. Built in 1932 and refurbished in 2005, it marries Art Deco charm with modern facilities. Key features include the Oval Hall, the Memorial Hall, and the distinctively designed Ballroom, with its sprung dance floor and illuminated glass panel.