And although the venue may be closed right now we have unearthed pictures of your time on the stage or behind the scences when Penistone Paramount was full of life.
Built as the Assembly Hall for Penistone in 1914, the Penistone Paramount celebrated its 100th year entertaining audiences in November 2014.
It has a single screen 350 seat cinema, but behind the screen is a large stagewhereive events are performed.
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5. Calendar Girls
Calendar Girl Beryl Bamforth (Miss January, far right) at Penistone Paramount cinema for a WI showing of the movie Calendar Girls with Joan Holgate (Federation Chair) and Sandy Acaster (Vice Chair) in 2003 Photo: Dean Atkins
6. Little Shop of Horrors
Michael Shaw who is played seedy Mr Mushnik, in the "Little Shop of Horrors" at the Penistone Paramount in 2003 Photo: submitted
7. In rehearsal
Barnsley Youth Orchestra members in rehearsal for their concert at Penistone Paramount back in 2004 Photo: Submitted
8. No Horizon
A 2004 photocall for " No Horizon" about the blind professor Nicholas Saunderson who originated in Penistone in 1682. The Professor played by visually impaired Matt Brown ( foreground) with, left to right, John Auckland who plays Joshua Dunn, Sarah Stuart who plays Anne Saunderson, David Cooper who plays John Saunderson and Frances Staniforth who plays Anne Saunderson the professor's sister. Photo: Andrew Partridge