Premiere of eco-themed play celebrates Sheffield People's Theatre's tenth anniversary

A theatre company will celebrate its tenth anniversary with a new play set in the aftermath of an eco-apocalypse.
Members of Sheffield People's Theatre rehearsing for How a City Can Save the World (photo: Chris Saunders)Members of Sheffield People's Theatre rehearsing for How a City Can Save the World (photo: Chris Saunders)
Members of Sheffield People's Theatre rehearsing for How a City Can Save the World (photo: Chris Saunders)

Sheffield People’s Theatre present How A City Can Save the World at the city’s Crucible Studio Theatre from August 3 to 6, 2022.

Five strangers get into a lift in Sheffield, and when the doors open they find themselves in 2116 in a very different city. Three-winged birds fly overhead and people seem to be getting high on cups of tea. But an impending disaster looms and it’s the gang’s responsibility to save the day.

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Sheffield Theatres’ intergenerational company’s production will be directed by Tess Seddon.

Tickets cost £21 and can be booked through the box office in person, over the phone on 0114 249 6000, or at www.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk

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