Sheffield

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

Where to find Sheffield

Theatre Deli, 202 Eyre Street, Sheffield S1 4QZ
0114 278 6500

Next to the Office Outlet, opposite St. Mary's Church and Aldi.

Latest

Comrade Egg & the Chicken of Tomorrow

Mother Bunch bring you Comrade Egg and the Chicken of Tomorrow, a dark, funny and bold show about wanting to make a difference and not really knowing where to start.
Stuart Laws & TBC - Deli Comedy Festival

Stuart Laws & TBC join us at Theatre Deli Broadgate for the Deli Comedy Festival!
Rosie Jones & Rhys James

4th July | 19:30 | Deli Broadgate
Sophie Duker & TBC

5th July | 19:30 | Deli Old Library

A Future Fantastic Festival

A Future Fantastic is a festival of protest, performance and utopia-building, inviting audiences to imagine their own fantastic futures and how we may get there.
A Future Fantastic Festival- High Hopes

Saturday 20th July / 6:15pm / Pay What You Feel
A Future Fantastic Festival- Sci-fi Poetry & Art workshop

Saturday 20th July/ 3pm / Pay What You Feel
A Future Fantastic Festival- The People’s Palace of Possibility

Thurs 4th & Fri 5th July 7.30pm / Sat 6th & Sat 13th July 2.30pm / Sat 20th July 7.30pm / Pay What You Feel
The True Historie of Mr William Shakespeare

Tired of simply “entertaining” people, Blowfish Theatre have finally made a proper piece of art.
Motherland

So what do you think of the state of your country today? Some people say it’s about needing British values. Some people say it’s not about intolerance, it’s about not tolerating intolerance. Some people say they don’t mind change but it's happening too fast. Some people say we need to decolonise, get back to the true India.
Jadek

‘Jadek’ is based on the true story of when a working-class woman from Yorkshire moved in with her blind, Polish, 94-year-old Grandad. ‘Jadek’ explores how this unexpected turn of events affected both of their lives in the most hilarious, heart breaking and life affirming way.
And She

Part gig. Part their Mums living rooms. Bonnie and The Bonnettes delve into motherhood, womanhood, and femininity through conversations with their Mums, armed with three microphones, music, and a bottle of Prosecco.
Car Park King

Described by The British Theatre Guide as, ‘Horrible Histories for grown-ups.’ Car Park King is an original comedy play about one of the most controversial Kings of England, Richard III.
A Self Help Guide to Loving Jeremy Corbyn

When Jess joined the Labour Party at university in 2007 she doubled the number of members who met weekly in a Liverpool pub. Since then she’s stuck by the party through the downfall of Blair, the disappointment of Brown and the monolith of Miliband.