Sheffield

Our venue in the North, popping up in old buildings and supporting artists across Sheffield.

Join us for drama, comedy, dance, poetry and more. See what's coming up here.

**Sheffield Update**

Theatre Deli left our Eyre Street venue on Monday 10th January 2022.

Keep an eye on our homepage for the latest opportunities for communities and artists and watch this space to see where in Sheffield we pop up next!

Sheffield Space Hire

Taking over an old Mothercare building was always going to be a challenge but we've put in the extra hours to transform the space into a welcoming, functional and accessible multi-arts venue. As you walk through the doors you'll step into our bar and cafe area with a rainbow of twinkling umbrellas hanging from the ceilings. Along with our Main Theatre space, which holds up to 500 standing, we also have two smaller breakout rooms and a warehouse style late night events space suitably named The Umbrella Factory.

Spaces available to hire:

The Umbrella Factory

Just get in touch to arrange a viewing or request a booking form. Please email [email protected].

Latest

Sheffield Performing Arts Grant

If you are a Sheffield-based performance company or self-employed artist affected by lockdown and coronavirus-related restrictions, apply now for a grant of up to £4,000.
Mindful Dating

Come together to understand the nuances of dating, as never experienced in this light before. Learning how we can date mindfully through social experimentation, in a playful and safe space. Understanding how we can connect in order to find your right match.
Devising for BESEA Creatives

Facilitated sessions for British East and South East Asian creatives to explore various approaches to devising, leading up to a short performance in the final session. Any level of experience welcome, but some commitment is preferred as we hope to create something that can be developed beyond these sessions.
Vocal Women: A Queer Chamber

A workshop for vocal exploration in which we will collectively call, shout, sing and confidently tell the body what it needs to hear for better communication on stage, or in everyday life. No experience necessary. All women welcome.