Last night was the opening night of bouncers. Before I get into my review, a massive thank you to the…
It’s the grandaddy that launched a juggernaut of disaster theatre. An above the pub fringe show that became a West…
The classic film, brought to life on stage in front of your eyes… It truly is the film on stage,…
Chess is a musical with so much to talk about, a fantastic score, with beautifully textured orchestral and vocal writing.…
Gargoyles watch gargoyles as Manchester Cathedral becomes Notre Dame. Who needs scenery when you can stage a musical about a…
It could be said that all plays are about identity at some level. Acting itself is about artifice, cultivating a…
After almost three years in the making, a short run in 2020 which became a casualty of COVID-19 and a…
Love, Liverpool, created by Chloë Moss and directed by Nathan Powell, is a tender and varied homage to Merseyside and…
This is my first sleepover. I am 54 and sitting on a bed in Kelly house, reading Just Seventeen and…
Forget your David Blaines and Copperfields. As the late Tommy Cooper knew in his variety shows of old, there’s big…