Bird is the word: Speaking to the fledgling CEO of Sheffield Theatres
A musical about Park Hill flats proved the sky’s the limit — so what’s next?
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Victoria Munro
Victoria is an investigative reporter, who has written extensively about Sheffield’s music and hospitality sectors. She was previously the editor of the Waltham Forest Echo.
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