The spy novel that redefined the genre — now live on stage
A landmark of Cold War fiction arrives in Sheffield as The Spy Who Came In from the Cold is brought to the Lyceum stage in a gripping theatrical adaptation.

For the first time ever, a novel by John le Carré — the undisputed master of modern espionage fiction — is adapted for the theatre. Named in TIME Magazine’s All-Time 100 Greatest Novels, this story changed how the world viewed spies, secrets and moral compromise.
A world of deception, loyalty and betrayal
Set against the fog-laden shadows of the Cold War, the play follows disillusioned British intelligence officer Alec Leamas, who believes he is ready to come in from the cold.

But veteran spymaster George Smiley persuades him to undertake one final mission against the East German Secret Service. Forced deep undercover, Leamas’ convictions are slowly dismantled — and his emotional defences breached — by Liz Gold, a quietly defiant librarian whose compassion threatens to undo everything he believes.

What unfolds is a tense, morally complex thriller that asks:
What does loyalty really mean?
How much truth can survive in a world built on lies?
And who pays the ultimate price for political gamesmanship?
A critically acclaimed stage production
Following a sold-out run at Chichester Festival Theatre and a hit West End premiere, this powerful adaptation comes to Sheffield for one week only.
Written by: David Eldridge (Beginning, Middle)
Directed by: Jeremy Herrin (People, Places & Things, A Mirror)
This is a tense, intelligent and emotionally devastating piece of theatre — a must-see for fans of political drama, literary adaptations and edge-of-your-seat storytelling.
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Age guidance: 12+
Content warning: Contains strong and derogatory language reflective of the period, including antisemitism, and depictions of violence including torture and gunshots
Accessible performances available

🎟 Tickets & full details:
https://www.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk/events/spy-who-came-in-from-the-cold

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Park Hill has been a visible landmark on the Sheffield skyline for over 60 years. It is considered of international importance due to being the first built example of external access decks (known as Streets in the Sky) and was awarded Grade II* listing in 1998. There followed a regeneration scheme, the first phase being shortlisted for the Stirling prize for architecture in 2013, which continues today. It is also culturally prominent, having featured in film, tv, music, artworks and on stage.

Join a resident-led 90 minute tour to walk the Streets in the Sky. Your guide will take you through the history of Park Hill, exploring the inspirations behind its design as well as its architectural concepts and distinctive details. Along the way, you’ll hear about the people who played a part in its story and gain insight into what life here is like today. There will also be an opportunity to see inside a renovated flat.  A spring or summer visit is the perfect time to see our gardens in bloom and to take in the spectacular views over the city and into the countryside beyond.

Visit www.parkhilltours.com for full details and to book your place.

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Park Hill has been a visible landmark on the Sheffield skyline for over 60 years. It is considered of international importance due to being the first built example of external access decks (known as Streets in the Sky) and was awarded Grade II* listing in 1998. There followed a regeneration scheme, the first phase being shortlisted for the Stirling prize for architecture in 2013, which continues today. It is also culturally prominent, having featured in film, tv, music, artworks and on stage.

Join a resident-led 90 minute tour to walk the Streets in the Sky. Your guide will take you through the history of Park Hill, exploring the inspirations behind its design as well as its architectural concepts and distinctive details.  Along the way, you’ll hear about the people who played a part in its story and gain insight into what life here is like today. There will also be an opportunity to see inside a renovated flat.  A spring or summer visit is the perfect time to see our gardens in bloom and to take in the spectacular views over the city and into the countryside beyond.

Visit www.parkhilltours.com for full details and to book your place.

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A powerhouse tribute to a Welsh music legend
Get ready for a night of big vocals, iconic moves and timeless hits as Tom As Usual comes to the Montgomery Theatre in Sheffield — starring the simply sensational Robert T Leonard as Sir Tom Jones.

Close your eyes and listen — Robert is Tom Jones.
Open them again — and he still looks like Tom Jones.
What to expect
This high-energy tribute show captures everything fans love about Sir Tom:
The unmistakable voice
The swagger, charm and classic moves
The magnetic stage presence
Backed by the Tom As Usual Show Band, the performance brings Tom Jones’ greatest hits roaring back to life, with a live sound and on-stage energy that fills the theatre.

Expect a setlist packed with crowd-pleasing classics and powerful ballads — delivered by an astonishing vocalist whose passion and precision have made this one of the UK’s most respected Tom Jones tribute shows.
Why audiences love it
Authentic look, sound and mannerisms
Big-band energy with live musicians
A fun, singalong night out for fans of classic pop and soul
Whether you grew up with Tom Jones’ music or just love a great live performance, Tom As Usual promises a feel-good, full-throttle tribute to one of Britain’s greatest voices.
Audience & access information
Age guidance: 18+
Running time: approx. 2 hours (including interval)

🎟 Tickets & full details:
https://www.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk/events/tom-as-usual

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