of Broadway of . 25 public events in the city. city. the in events public 25
The Barkleys Barkleys The Sky the in Cabin Follies, Ziegfeld Louis, St in Me and and Hallam University are working in partnership to deliver deliver to partnership in working are University Hallam
The Wizard of Oz, Meet Meet Oz, of Wizard The many of MGM’s popular classics, including including classics, popular MGM’s of many political lives. The University of Sheffield and Sheffield Sheffield and Sheffield of University The lives. political
of previously unheard songs, this event will delve into the history of of history the into delve will event this songs, unheard previously of research and how it influences our social, economic and and economic social, our influences it how and research
many well-loved songs of the last century. With live performances performances live With century. last the of songs well-loved many insight into some of the country’s leading social science science social leading country’s the of some into insight
Gigi, Rain MGM also commissioned original scores featuring featuring scores original commissioned also MGM and The Festival of Social Science offers a fascinating fascinating a offers Science Social of Festival The
Singin’ in the the in Singin’ Responsible for many genre-defining films including including films genre-defining many for Responsible
www.sheffieldesrcfestival.org songs from film musicals produced by the legendary studio, MGM. MGM. studio, legendary the by produced musicals film from songs
at: booking and details Further Wizard of Oz of Wizard , Dr Dominic McHugh presents an evening of lost lost of evening an presents McHugh Dominic Dr ,
The The Ahead of the Sheffield Theatres’ Christmas production of of production Christmas Theatres’ Sheffield the of Ahead
Saturday 4-Saturday 11 November 11 4-Saturday Saturday
https://lostsongs.eventbrite.co.uk Booking: Booking:
Admission free. Enquiries, E: [email protected] [email protected] E: Enquiries, free. Admission
Festival of Social Science Social of Festival
2JD. S1 Street, Norfolk Chapel, Upper
7.30pm, November, 23 Thursday
The lost songs of MGM MGM of songs lost The
amazing things people find when they least expect it. expect least they when find people things amazing
of their research. We’ll create a display of things loved and lost and the the and lost and loved things of display a create We’ll research. their of
University of Sheffield & other groups who have found things as part part as things found have who groups other & Sheffield of University
makes this year’s Off the Shelf unmissable. unmissable. Shelf the Off year’s this makes
your finds with experts from Museums Sheffield, academics from the the from academics Sheffield, Museums from experts with finds your
culture and oral tradition. A wealth of fiction, poetry, history, science, sports-related events and more more and events sports-related science, history, poetry, fiction, of wealth A tradition. oral and culture
Have you ever lost or found something? Share your losses and celebrate celebrate and losses your Share something? found or lost ever you Have
India strand features film, food, history and literature and the Festival also celebrates Somali Somali celebrates also Festival the and literature and history food, film, features strand vibrant The
Western Bank, S10 2TP Admission free, drop in any time. time. any in drop free, Admission 2TP S10 Bank, Western Radicalism strand with talks on everything from the Peasants’ Revolt to the Russian Revolution. Revolution. Russian the to Revolt Peasants’ the from everything on talks with strand a curated
Museum, Park Weston 11am-3pm, November, 18 Saturday University of Sheffield Alumnus Lee Child. The University of Sheffield’s Professor Mike Braddick has Braddick Mike Professor Sheffield’s of University The Child. Lee Alumnus Sheffield of University
The room of the lost and found found and lost the of room The curated by Professor Chris Wigginton (Sheffield Hallam University) with a rare appearance from from appearance rare a with University) Hallam (Sheffield Wigginton Chris Professor by curated
Crime strand a including events themed with approach curatorial new a takes festival year’s This
and find out about Madeleine’s amazing story. amazing Madeleine’s about out find and
Arts Council England. England. Council Arts
Join Wendy, James and our Head of Special Collections Jacky Hodgson for the premiere of the film film the of premiere the for Hodgson Jacky Collections Special of Head our and James Wendy, Join
partnership between the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University with support from from support with University Hallam Sheffield and Sheffield of University the between partnership
life in Paris. in life a to moving festival the of organisation and leadership with change, exciting an sees year This
Dr Wendy Michallat has worked with filmmaker James Parsons to produce a short film about Madeleine’s Madeleine’s about film short a produce to Parsons James filmmaker with worked has Michallat Wendy Dr Off the Shelf is now in its 26th year and has become a cornerstone of Sheffield’s cultural calendar. calendar. cultural Sheffield’s of cornerstone a become has and year 26th its in now is Shelf the Off
Department at the University of Sheffield and her diary was found after her death in 2003. in death her after found was diary her and Sheffield of University the at Department
T: 0114 222 3895, E: [email protected] E: 3895, 222 0114 T:
France in 1940. She wrote a daily diary about her experiences. She later became a lecturer in the French French the in lecturer a became later She experiences. her about diary daily a wrote She 1940. in France
www.offtheshelf.org.uk Further details at: at: details Further
Madeleine Blaess was a British student from Yorkshire who was trapped in Paris when the Germans invaded invaded Germans the when Paris in trapped was who Yorkshire from student British a was Blaess Madeleine
https://madeleineblaess.eventbrite.co.uk Booking:
Admission Free. Enquiries, E: [email protected] E: Enquiries, Free. Admission
2TP. S10 Bank, Western Museum, Park Weston
1.45), at (doors 2pm November, 18 Saturday
a film premiere premiere film a
Blaess: Madeleine of diary the Finding
www.beinghumanfestival.org
at: programme national full the See
Found’ and ‘Lost is Festival year’s this for theme The
2017. Festival Human Being the of part as
organised being are events following The See more events at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson at: events more See
keep up-to-date at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson Events For The T SUPPORT THE UNIVERSITY THROUGH IVERSI Y STUD Public. UN EN THE ALUMNI FOUNDATION LD TS E ’ U FI N F I E O The Alumni Foundation channels donations H S N from alumni and friends of the University to the most deserving recipients across campus. Find out how you can support their work by making a donation to the Alumni Fund at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni
COMING TO AN EVENT?
For maps, travel advice and information on venues go to: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ whatson/comingtoanevent SAT 16th DECEMBER PM-7PM • FOUNDRY & AUDITORIU 12 M University Parking VEGAN FOOD AND ALL Secure convenient parking is available at Highlights – October 2017 to January 2018 DRINK TRADERS VEGAN! Q Park on Durham Road. Park for as little as GIFTS • COOKING DEMOS • TALKS £5 all day at the weekend and pre-book to FILM SCREENINGS • LIVE MUSIC take advantage of evening rates of £3. www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson SHEFFIELD STUDENTS’ UNION - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND ALL AGES! For further information and to pre-book visit www.q-park.co.uk/parking/ @SheffUniWhatsOn sheffield/q-park-durham-road
This leaflet provides details of events organised by The University of Sheffield that are open to the public. Further information and/or details of how to obtain tickets (if applicable) will be given in the appropriate section of the What’s On web pages www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information given in the leaflet, but the University can accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions.
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of Broadway of . 25 public events in the city. city. the in events public 25
The Barkleys Barkleys The Sky the in Cabin Follies, Ziegfeld Louis, St in Me and and Hallam University are working in partnership to deliver deliver to partnership in working are University Hallam
The Wizard of Oz, Meet Meet Oz, of Wizard The many of MGM’s popular classics, including including classics, popular MGM’s of many political lives. The University of Sheffield and Sheffield Sheffield and Sheffield of University The lives. political
of previously unheard songs, this event will delve into the history of of history the into delve will event this songs, unheard previously of research and how it influences our social, economic and and economic social, our influences it how and research
many well-loved songs of the last century. With live performances performances live With century. last the of songs well-loved many insight into some of the country’s leading social science science social leading country’s the of some into insight
Gigi, Rain MGM also commissioned original scores featuring featuring scores original commissioned also MGM and The Festival of Social Science offers a fascinating fascinating a offers Science Social of Festival The
Singin’ in the the in Singin’ Responsible for many genre-defining films including including films genre-defining many for Responsible
www.sheffieldesrcfestival.org songs from film musicals produced by the legendary studio, MGM. MGM. studio, legendary the by produced musicals film from songs
at: booking and details Further Wizard of Oz of Wizard , Dr Dominic McHugh presents an evening of lost lost of evening an presents McHugh Dominic Dr ,
The The Ahead of the Sheffield Theatres’ Christmas production of of production Christmas Theatres’ Sheffield the of Ahead
Saturday 4-Saturday 11 November 11 4-Saturday Saturday
https://lostsongs.eventbrite.co.uk Booking: Booking:
Admission free. Enquiries, E: [email protected] [email protected] E: Enquiries, free. Admission
Festival of Social Science Social of Festival
2JD. S1 Street, Norfolk Chapel, Upper
7.30pm, November, 23 Thursday
The lost songs of MGM MGM of songs lost The
amazing things people find when they least expect it. expect least they when find people things amazing
of their research. We’ll create a display of things loved and lost and the the and lost and loved things of display a create We’ll research. their of
University of Sheffield & other groups who have found things as part part as things found have who groups other & Sheffield of University
makes this year’s Off the Shelf unmissable. unmissable. Shelf the Off year’s this makes
your finds with experts from Museums Sheffield, academics from the the from academics Sheffield, Museums from experts with finds your
culture and oral tradition. A wealth of fiction, poetry, history, science, sports-related events and more more and events sports-related science, history, poetry, fiction, of wealth A tradition. oral and culture
Have you ever lost or found something? Share your losses and celebrate celebrate and losses your Share something? found or lost ever you Have
India strand features film, food, history and literature and the Festival also celebrates Somali Somali celebrates also Festival the and literature and history food, film, features strand vibrant The
Western Bank, S10 2TP Admission free, drop in any time. time. any in drop free, Admission 2TP S10 Bank, Western Radicalism strand with talks on everything from the Peasants’ Revolt to the Russian Revolution. Revolution. Russian the to Revolt Peasants’ the from everything on talks with strand a curated
Museum, Park Weston 11am-3pm, November, 18 Saturday University of Sheffield Alumnus Lee Child. The University of Sheffield’s Professor Mike Braddick has Braddick Mike Professor Sheffield’s of University The Child. Lee Alumnus Sheffield of University
The room of the lost and found found and lost the of room The curated by Professor Chris Wigginton (Sheffield Hallam University) with a rare appearance from from appearance rare a with University) Hallam (Sheffield Wigginton Chris Professor by curated
Crime strand a including events themed with approach curatorial new a takes festival year’s This
and find out about Madeleine’s amazing story. amazing Madeleine’s about out find and
Arts Council England. England. Council Arts
Join Wendy, James and our Head of Special Collections Jacky Hodgson for the premiere of the film film the of premiere the for Hodgson Jacky Collections Special of Head our and James Wendy, Join
partnership between the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University with support from from support with University Hallam Sheffield and Sheffield of University the between partnership
life in Paris. in life a to moving festival the of organisation and leadership with change, exciting an sees year This
Dr Wendy Michallat has worked with filmmaker James Parsons to produce a short film about Madeleine’s Madeleine’s about film short a produce to Parsons James filmmaker with worked has Michallat Wendy Dr Off the Shelf is now in its 26th year and has become a cornerstone of Sheffield’s cultural calendar. calendar. cultural Sheffield’s of cornerstone a become has and year 26th its in now is Shelf the Off
Department at the University of Sheffield and her diary was found after her death in 2003. in death her after found was diary her and Sheffield of University the at Department
T: 0114 222 3895, E: [email protected] E: 3895, 222 0114 T:
France in 1940. She wrote a daily diary about her experiences. She later became a lecturer in the French French the in lecturer a became later She experiences. her about diary daily a wrote She 1940. in France
www.offtheshelf.org.uk Further details at: at: details Further
Madeleine Blaess was a British student from Yorkshire who was trapped in Paris when the Germans invaded invaded Germans the when Paris in trapped was who Yorkshire from student British a was Blaess Madeleine
https://madeleineblaess.eventbrite.co.uk Booking:
Admission Free. Enquiries, E: [email protected] E: Enquiries, Free. Admission
2TP. S10 Bank, Western Museum, Park Weston
1.45), at (doors 2pm November, 18 Saturday
a film premiere premiere film a
Blaess: Madeleine of diary the Finding
www.beinghumanfestival.org
at: programme national full the See
Found’ and ‘Lost is Festival year’s this for theme The
2017. Festival Human Being the of part as
organised being are events following The See more events at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson at: events more See
keep up-to-date at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson Events For The T SUPPORT THE UNIVERSITY THROUGH IVERSI Y STUD Public. UN EN THE ALUMNI FOUNDATION LD TS E ’ U FI N F I E O The Alumni Foundation channels donations H S N from alumni and friends of the University to the most deserving recipients across campus. Find out how you can support their work by making a donation to the Alumni Fund at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni
COMING TO AN EVENT?
For maps, travel advice and information on venues go to: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ whatson/comingtoanevent SAT 16th DECEMBER PM-7PM • FOUNDRY & AUDITORIU 12 M University Parking VEGAN FOOD AND ALL Secure convenient parking is available at Highlights – October 2017 to January 2018 DRINK TRADERS VEGAN! Q Park on Durham Road. Park for as little as GIFTS • COOKING DEMOS • TALKS £5 all day at the weekend and pre-book to FILM SCREENINGS • LIVE MUSIC take advantage of evening rates of £3. www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson SHEFFIELD STUDENTS’ UNION - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND ALL AGES! For further information and to pre-book visit www.q-park.co.uk/parking/ @SheffUniWhatsOn sheffield/q-park-durham-road
This leaflet provides details of events organised by The University of Sheffield that are open to the public. Further information and/or details of how to obtain tickets (if applicable) will be given in the appropriate section of the What’s On web pages www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information given in the leaflet, but the University can accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions.
Follow us on Twitter: @SheffUniWhatsOn New events are added daily to the Email: [email protected] What’s On pages, Tel: 0114 222 1030 where you can also download a copy www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson of this leaflet. MUSIC See more events at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson/entertainment OPEN DAYS AND EXHIBITIONS
See more events at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson/opendaysandexhibitions
Western Bank Library Exhibition Gallery University of Sheffield Concerts 2017/18 A Sheffield home for musical discovery, learning and participation The Wonderful Mr Willughby: Details and booking for these and much, much more at: the first scientific naturalist www.sheffield.ac.uk/concerts, @shefuniconcerts, E: [email protected] November 2017-February 2018 Western Bank Library, Western Bank, S10 2TN Open Mon-Thurs 9am-7pm; Fri 10am-7pm; Sat 12-6pm (excluding holidays). Admission Free. www.sheffield.ac.uk/library/exhibition Enquiries, T: 0114 222 7299 E: [email protected]
© Mike Massaro © Mike Francis Willughby © Victoria Cadish © Victoria An exhibition which celebrates the life and work of seventeenth century naturalist and scientist Francis Willughby. The exhibition showcases the research of Professor Tim Birkhead (Animal & Plant Sciences) and Professor Emeritus Mark Greengrass (History) and presents rare books and original documents from the unique and distinctive collections held by the Universities of Sheffield and Nottingham alongside natural history Assoc. Artists Ligeti Quartet Mary Bevan specimens from the Alfred Denny Museum. Visitors will be able to discover the wide-ranging interests of Francis Willughby and his contemporaries in this age of scientific revolution, follow his travels in Europe with John Ray, enjoy the dramatic colours and sounds of some of the creatures he studied, and learn about his research into language, mathematics and games.
Prospective Students University Open Days © Snowman Enterprises Ltd 2015 Ltd Enterprises © Snowman The Snowman: Live and Campus Tours © Fabrice Bourgelle © Fabrice Visit our departments and tour our award-winning facilities. Sheffield University Wind Orchestra Sarathy Korwar Talk to our expert staff and students about our outstanding courses. Sound Laboratory: Forged in Sheffield: The Snowman: Live Most important of all, you get to find out how it feels - Contemporary Season Community Season A true piece of Christmas magic the atmosphere, the people, the campus and the city. Electrifying performances Showcasing a city of #thesnowmaninsheffield from the cutting edge music-makers www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/opendays Sheffield Rep. Orchestra #soundlaboratory #forgedinsheffield perform the classic score www.sheffield.ac.uk/postgraduate/open-days Including performances from Including student ensembles on Saturday 9 December. our Associate Artists Ligeti such as Sheffield University Quartet in October. Wind Orchestra.
Global Soundtracks: SongMakers International Season A festival of all things lyrical, LECTURES AND SEMINARS A Sheffield destination for the linguistic, sung and said See more events at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson/lectures best in world, roots and folk #songmakers #globalsoundtracks A star-studded line-up and Including the Sarathy Korwar featuring Mary Bevan. Sheffield Cathedral in partnership with The University of Sheffield Band feat. John Ball. God and the Good: Thinking religion and ethics Full programme and details at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/philosophy/research/god-and-good All are welcome, no booking required. Talks and discussion 7.30pm–9pm PERFORMANCE Sheffield Cathedral, Church Street, S1 1HA This is a series of interdisciplinary talks, intended for a general audience. The series will consider the relation Performance Venues between religious thinking and traditions on the one hand, and ethics on the other. For full listings of performances coming to the Drama Studio, 10 October: Religion and Atheism: Beyond the Divide (part of Off the Shelf Festival of Words) Octagon Centre and Firth Hall go to: 7 November: Idolatry and Objectivity in Ethics www.sheffield.ac.uk/cics/performance-venues @sheffuni_venues Coming up at the Drama Studio The 12th Roberts Lecture The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov in the English version Power lies with the powerful – by Tom Stoppard or has social media allowed social Drama Studio, Shearwood Road, S10 2TD movements to defy gravity? Wednesday 8-Saturday 11 November, 7.30pm, £9 (concessions £7) by The Rt Hon the Lord Blunkett www.suds.shef.ac.uk, Facebook: @sudsdrama, T: 0114 255 3417, E: [email protected] Thursday 12 October, 6pm, Firth Hall, Firth Court, Four performances by Sheffield University Drama Society - the amateur Western Bank, S10 2TN drama group for University staff and alumni in its 70th year. Chekhov’s last Booking at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson/12robertslecture play (1904) is an entertaining but poignant snapshot of the great slow-rolling The lecture will examine sources of power in the 21st-century, change in Russia that came to a head with the revolution of 1917. and whether anything has substantially changed over the last half-century. Students’ Union - Foundry and Octagon Western Bank, S10 2TG What is power, who possesses it and what ingredient in modern democratic society allows for the challenge to such power, Full listing for all events and booking: including traditional as well as more modern forms of national https://foundrysu.com, T: 0114 222 8777 and international market forces? Has social media and the development of new forms of Hazel O’Connor plays Foundry communication substantially changed the rules of the game and Saturday 19 November, 7pm where does traditional political process fit into the equation? Tickets £25, https://foundrysu.com/ents/event/10850 Award-winning singer, writer and actress Hazel O’Connor is joined on stage What lessons can be deduced from recent international as well The Rt Hon the Lord Blunkett with a 5-piece band including Clare Hirst on Sax and Sarah Fisher on Keys. as domestic political events and how can democratic institutions and processes empower the powerless, in the absence of VMS Live and Sheffield Students’ Union Present... control over the levers of significant power? The Brand New Heavies+support Hazel O’Connor Saturday 9 December, 7pm, Tickets £23.50 (14+) https://foundrysu.com/ents/event/10849 The 10th Edward Bramley Pioneers of the London Acid Jazz scene, The Brand New Heavies, are a British Sheffield Law Lecture music institution whose unique mix of jazz, funk and soul has lit up the UK music scene for well over two decades. Restorative Justice: is anything new under the sun? Advance notice By The Rt Hon Lady Justice Rafferty, DBE Heather Small - The Voice of M People Thursday 26 October, 6pm, Firth Hall, Firth Court, Saturday 21 April 2018, 7pm, £31.35 (General) Western Bank, S10 2TN Heather became one of the seminal British voices of the 1990s as Part of Further details and booking at: M People, hits such as ‘Moving On Up’, ‘One Night in Heaven’ and ‘Search For The Hero’ and albums like Elegant Slumming, Bizarre Fruit and www.sheffield.ac.uk/whatson/10thedwardbramleylecture Fresco achieving massive worldwide success. This lecture will consider the origins of Restorative Justice, The Rt Hon Lady Justice Rafferty, DBE Heather Small Booking https://foundrysu.com/ents/event/10853 past attempts at implementation, and possibilities for the future.
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