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Dizzy is now open in the Playhouse

Shannaz Posted On October 7, 2024
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Dizzy is a fantastical adventure exploring memory and mortality, graffiti and grief, and finding meaning amidst the chaos.

Dizzy, Sheffield Theatres. Photo: Chris Saunders.

Desperate for answers following her brother’s death, 15-year-old Qamar meets Stax, infamous graffiti artist and her brother’s mentor.

Under Stax’s guidance, she dives into the underground world of street art and discovers the dream-like otherworld known as the Axis. Here, memory and imagination begin to merge, and Qamar starts to wonder whether some things simply don’t have an answer.

Dizzy, Sheffield Theatres. Photo: Chris Saunders.

“Intelligent, witty and very funny… this production is not one to be missed!” (Yorkshire Times)

Based on conversations with young people across the UK and written by Olivier-nominated Mohamed-Zain Dada (Blue Mist, Royal Court), Dizzy is a hilarious, moving, and timeless yet contemporary story about the unbreakable bonds that defy mortality.

Dizzy, Sheffield Theatres. Photo: Chris Saunders.

Dizzy plays at Sheffield Theatres until Saturday 12 October. Tickets are available here.

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