An eerie theatrical experience inspired by the traditional spook shows of the 1920s, followed by a screening of the 1959 horror film 'House on Haunted Hill' and a Cabinet of Curiosities.
A performance by Nicola Dale that bids farewell to the objects in the Gathering Landscapes exhibition, with opportunities for visitors to take part throughout the day.
Occult spectacular show by Richard Daniels, drawing on his case file series Occultaria of Albion, with audio and video.
Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery on its 75th Anniversary Tour, with cast including Nicholas Bailey and Susan Penhaligon.
Sci-fi horror show by Thunder Road, with illusions, projections and jump scares, about a haunted space ranger and a failing ship.
A coming-of-age drama by Side Eye Productions about best friends Sabrin and Ruqqiyah navigating ambition, friendship and school life in a Birmingham grammar.
Forced Entertainment's 'Table Top Shakespeare', in which two performers retell six of Shakespeare's plays using everyday objects on a one-metre tabletop.
Production by the amateur dramatics group TOADS of Shirley Jackson's classic ghost story 'The Haunting of Hill House'.
Free performance and Q&A by Slambarz exploring the colonial legacy behind Sheffield's street names, part of Festival of the Mind 2026.
Stage adaptation of William C. Grave's best-selling paranormal book, set in a haunted Yorkshire home, followed by a Q&A with the author and creators.
Free evening of theatre, music and readings in which young people revive the story of the Maccabi Players to explore Sheffield's Jewish heritage.
Immersive play by Joe Nerssessian and Half Moon about a Syrian refugee in Berlin, with no assigned seating and audiences standing.
Ecclesall Theatre Company's fast-paced, humorous stage adaptation of Charles Dickens's 'A Christmas Carol' by Patrick Barlow.
Sheffield People's Theatre audience session to watch 'Singin' in the Rain' on the Crucible stage together, with discussion before and after, on a 'Pay What You Decide' basis.
Christmas pantomime Cinderella at the Lyceum Theatre, with Ore Oduba as Prince Charming and pantomime dame Damian Williams.
Freckle Productions' award-winning stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's Stick Man, with puppetry, songs, live music and funky moves.
Talent night with performances by disabled and neurodivergent individuals at the Killamarsh Parish Suite.
Adults-only Christmas pantomime set in Ancient Rome, with innuendo, live music and audience participation, by Far Out Theatre.
Free family-friendly pantomime with the message of the Nativity, audience participation and a professional Christian pantomime company.
UK and Ireland tour of the West End thriller inspired by the Paranormal Activity film series, directed by Felix Barrett.
Roustabout Theatre's family tour adaptation of David McKee's picture book, with physical comedy, mime and a live score, suitable for children aged 3 and over.
Sheffield Theatres and Roots Mbili Theatre production by John Rwothomack about a Ugandan veteran and his granddaughter reliving the 1940s Burma campaign.
Interactive theatrical experience in which the audience acts as the jury in a live murder trial based on a true-crime case.
Stage adaptation of Mark Haddon's novel, a whodunnit mystery about Christopher Boone, in a new staging at the Lyceum Theatre.
Fourth adult panto by Cattle Productions, written from the ground up for an adult audience and part of the troupe's UK theatre tour.
World-premiere stage adaptation of Sunjeev Sahota's novel, directed by Elizabeth Newman and presented in association with Ranga Shankara.
Graeae and ETT production of Lettie Precious's coming-of-age play about two African students navigating life in Sheffield, with audio description and captioning.
