Blood Harmony (written by Matthew Bulgo, directed and choreographed by Jonnie Riordan and Jess Williams) is a melange of styles…
This new musical has its world premiere taking to the stage as part of the Birmingham 2022 Festival which is…
Set in the United States, Alex Getting Better explores the story of re-emergence of old trauma and how it can…
Jim Cartwright's 90's hit “The Rise and Fall of Little Voice” tells the story of one talented girl and her…
Following its debut 10 years ago at Central Hall in Liverpool ‘Mam! I’m Ere!’ has gone from strength to strength…
Arthur Miller’s The Crucible has a rare quality of being ubiquitous, but consistently relevant, provocative and timely. There’s always a…
We are approaching the 5th anniversary of the cataclysmic inferno that engulfed Grenfell Tower and killed 72 people. Post-pandemic, as…
The potential dangers to humanity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robots have been the meat and drink of numerous science…
Gender fluid yet stereotypical, Martin Crimp’s translation of Pierre Marivaux’s French play The False Servant is probably the outcome of…
“I’ve never seen anything like it since I was a locum in Liverpool.” So declares the diminutive Sir Percy Shorter…