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Sheffield Theatres unveils full programme for new festival Open Works

A new annual festival celebrating creative talent in British theatre is heading to Sheffield. Spanning city centre venues the Playhouse, the Montgomery Theatre and the Montgomery Studio, Open Works ...

31 August 2026

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Image accompanying Sheffield Theatres unveils full programme for new festival Open Works
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Sheffield Theatres unveils full programme for new festival Open Works

A new annual festival celebrating creative talent in British theatre is heading to Sheffield. Spanning city centre venues the Playhouse, the Montgomery Theatre and the Montgomery Studio, Open Works ...

Sheffield · 31 Aug 2026
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Sheffield launches two-week festival giving new theatre ideas room to grow

Sheffield Theatres’ first Open Works festival will bring performances, readings, scratch nights, workshops and artist development to the city this autumn.

Sheffield · 28 Aug 2026
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