Past Productions

Find out more about shows you have seen or just simply browse to see what shows have been staged at the Sherman in our past productions archive.

Made at Sherman Theatre

The Wife of Cyncoed

7 - 23 Mar 2024

Made at Sherman Sherman at 50

6 - 14 Oct 2023

Carwyn

This year marks 40 years since Carwyn's death. We believe that his story deserves to be told once more.

Made at Sherman

Housemates

6 - 14 Oct 2023

In the 1970s, just a few metres from the Sherman’s doors, a revolution started. It was a revolution that rocked the world.

The Sherman at 50 Behind the Scenes tour

Throughout the year Sherman + members get closer to theatre with a range of events and activities which are full of insight into how theatre is made. This September you can have a taste of Sherman + with our special The Sherman at 50 Behind the Scenes tour. Find out how we take plays from the page to the stage through our Made at Sherman productions. Learn about our story so far. Make new discoveries and encounter lots of surprises.

Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain

22 - 23 Sept 2023

We all want to meet people from history. The trouble is everyone is dead!

Horrible and Not So Horrible History Fun Weekend

22 - 23 Sept 2023

Join for a fun filled weekend as we continue to celebrate our 50th birthday year and the return of our friends from the Horrible Histories stage show. Our not so horrible weekend makes history fun!

The Mistake

One of the successes at last year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this urgent new play by Michael Mears explores the events surrounding the catastrophic ‘mistake’ that launched our nuclear age.

Bridget Christie: Who Am I?

Jordan Gray: Is It A Bird?

After 10 years in the music biz (and a memorable run on The Voice), Jordan Gray has suddenly become one of the UK’s most exciting and celebrated rising comics.

Josie Long: Re-Enchantment

‘After defeat, re-enchantment is necessary’, said Lola Olufemi. This thought inspires Josie Long’s brand-new show of stand-up infused with humanity, compassion and some brief political rants.

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