Library Theatre

Shows productions by local amateur dramatics groups. Not accessible to wheelchair users.

Address: Tudor Square, S1 1XZ
Getting there: Inside the Central Library. Supertram: Castle Square
Website: sheffield.gov.uk (opens in a new tab)

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