‘What he said’ is an assortment of short plays written by a range of writers and performed by a small…
No one is more deserving of a jaunty, high-octane musical than Mademoiselle Maupin, and so this one-acter celebrates the sword-fighting,…
This energetic solo performance from Alex Roberts & Co. explores issues surrounding violence and hate crimes within the LGBTQ+ particularly…
As part of the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival, Liverpool based Hindley and Amos presented their comic murder mystery to a…
A magical evening at The Winter Gardens Blackpool. Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is in town this week. I…
Most plays, essentially, are about families and that age-old conflict between kids and their parents. If you go back to…
New queer writing has the potential to be pioneering, invigorating: something that challenges conventions and introduces an attention-grabbing LGBT+ narrative…
Some shows need no explanation. The title does all the work. A Spoonful of Julie delivers exactly what it says…
Kitty Wilkinson is the only female statue in Liverpool’s St George’s Hall, and she is brought to life by Samantha…
What if the Liver Bird really did exist? Charlie J (Tom Browning) has heard all about Liverpool’s famous Birds from…