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Blending grime music, poetry and movement, Debris Stevenson's explosive new play, My Brother's a Genius, is now open and runs in the Playhouse until 14 Feb! Check out cast member tyreseflava performing the original track 'Porch' from the show which is a co-production between Sheffield Theatres, theatrecentre and nationalyouththeatre Tickets available from our website, link in bio.

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It's New Film Friday! 🎬⭐️ Here's what's in store this week... SHELTER: Jason Statham plays a man in self-imposed exile on a remote island. When he rescues a young girl from a deadly storm, he unwittingly sets off a chain reaction that soon brings violence his way, forcing him to confront choices from his past. PRIMATE: In this terrifying horror, what begins as a sun-soaked vacation descends into primal terror as a group of friends face an unexpected predator: Ben, the family's adopted chimpanzee. KANGAROO: From the studio that brought us Paddington comes the Down Under story of a fallen TV celebrity who teams up with an Indigenous girl to save orphaned joeys, forming an unlikely friendship that just might change both their lives. ANOTHER WORLD: Tasked to help transient souls through Another World to their reincarnation, a spirit meets a young girl, and embarks on a dangerous journey to help her overcome her anger and prevent her curse from destroying the world. IS THIS THING ON?: Loosely inspired by the life of comedian John Bishop - Bradley Cooper directs the story of Alex, who seeks new purpose in the New York comedy scene as his marriage quietly unravels, and he must navigate co-parenting and identity. IRON LUNG: YouTuber Mark Fischbach, AKA Markplier, directs, produces, writes and stars in a terrifying video game adaptation. PETER HUJAR’S DAY (EXPLORE): A recently discovered conversation between photographer Peter Hujar (played here by Ben Whishaw) and his friend Linda Rosenkrantz (Rebecca Hall) in 1974 reveals a glimpse into NYC’s downtown art scene and the personal struggles and epiphanies that define an artist’s life. THE WOLF OF WALL STREET (THROUGH THE LENS): Scandalous and outrageously funny, Scorsese's epic turns true-life corruption into one of cinema’s most electrifying performances. BECOMING VICTORIA WOOD (REEL STORIES): Get a behind-the-scenes look into Victoria Wood’s personal battles that powered her unmatched ability to make the nation laugh – as told in her own words and the voices of those who knew her best. #TheLightUK #NewFilmFriday

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