Sheffield

From our third Sheffield venue as part of CADS artists studios, we support artists and communities across Sheffield and beyond.

Address: Cuthbert House, Arley Street, Sheffield, S2 4QP

Opening hours: 10am- 6pm from Monday-Friday (open evenings and weekends for events and performances)

For all hire and programming enquires, please contact [email protected]

Where to find Sheffield

Theatre Deli, Cuthbert House, Arley Street,
S2 4QP
0114 278 6500

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STAMP Connects 2024

Join us for STAMP Connects - an afternoon for artists and organisations alike to come together for useful panel talks, open conversations and networking.
Free (donation based) Yoga Classes

Free Yoga Classes in Central London Mondays and Fridays 8:30am - 9:30am Hatha Yoga on Mondays and Vinyasa Yoga on Fridays.
Weekly Scene Study Class

A weekly scene study and skills practice class, designed to offer actors a fully immersive experience in preparing a role.
Delivision | A Collection of Films from Magpie Dance| Magpie Dance

A collection of films from Magpie Dance, the UK's leading dance charity for people with learning disabilities.

Bloody Mary: LIVE! by Part Of The Main

Teen Queen Mary Tudor takes to the mic to rehab her “bloody” image. Bloody Mary tackles the drama every #queenager deals with: divorced parents, sibling rivalry and religious purges (...oops).
A Suffocating Choking Feeling by TOMYUMSIM

Follow Simone Hamilton to witness this subversive interrogation of truth in the age of social media
Intro to DJ-ing

A weeklong introduction to DJing for 13 - 17 year olds.
A Aye Captain by Fishpie Cabaret

Surrealist comedy joy set on the high seas.
We're Not Going Back by Red Ladder

75 Mines. 3 Sisters. 1 Cause. (And a six pack of Babycham)
The Talent by Action Hero

A post-pandemic, post-human vocal soup that wonders aloud about how the human voice lives on outside the body
Cultivating Mad Cow by FlippinMental Theatre

'Cultivating Mad Cow' is the true story of the transformative, dramatic life of a Sheffield social worker whose life is suddenly thrown into chaos when mental illness strikes.
Does My Fanny Look Big In This? by Eleanor May Blackburn

Join sex anxious (and generally anxious) Ellie as she navigates a class of 30 adolescents asking her anything they like about sex: and what happens when they go home?
Roots: (Overseas) & Is Any Body Home? by Wency Lam

Roots: (Overseas) & Is Any Body Home? is a double bill centred around themes of migration, colonialism, identity and belonging. The audience will be drawn into the performance which combines iconic props, epic soundscapes, skilful lighting and bodies that tell stories.
The Polar Bear (Is Dead) by Natalie Bellingham

Have you ever thought about what it means to lose something forever? Nat and Dani were making a show together about the climate crisis when they were hit by sudden and devastating losses, just as the world was going into lockdown. Despite living 908 miles apart in different countries, they found a way to keep going and stay hopeful.