Flash, bang, wallop – what a show! It had vim, vigour and energy pouring through its veins. The only pity…
How would you express yourself if you were restricted by law to using just 140 words per day? This question…
Liverpool Wind Collective’s annual March concert featured a repertoire of exclusively female composers, a nice touch for midway through Women’s…
This performance definitely packed a punch. Serving all the glitz and glamour required in the set, costumes, lighting (and even…
Shakespeare’s much-loved and much-performed tragedy is back with a neo classical adaptation for young audiences by Jude Christian, directed by…
After nine years of peace, the enemies from the East are threatening again and King Heinrich (Günther Groissböck) arrives in…
What thespian dreams are made of, an opportunity to serve up an enthusiastic repertoire of theatrical genres and styles in…
Burnout starts with tackling the impact of flooding in a northern town, the effects of climate change, on the local…
Swim is a warm, tender, and humbling story, based on true events, written and performed by Liz Richardson. In an…
Dario Fo’s Accidental Death of an Anarchist is justifiably championed as a paragon of political theatre. It’s a satirical farce,…