Grafting through the grief, a beautifully vulnerable, and nuanced portrayal of the psychology rooted in working-class masculinity. Max Emmerson Productions…
Woolton Drama Group’s inaugural ten-minute play festival in Liverpool, ‘A Taste of Funny; served up five fresh pieces of work,…
Actor and writer Mark Farrelly’s portrayal of Quentin Crisp is mesmerizing. Under Linda Marlowe’s careful direction, Farrelly delivers a 75-minute…
This show was performed by the NK Theatre Arts junior youth theatre members (all 85 of them!) and I cannot…
The first rule of dramatic writing is to “show not tell”. Drama works best when the audience is engaged in…
For their final instalment of their centenary season, Bebington Dramatic Society have brought the hilarious The 39 Steps to the…
Ever seen a punk version of Shakespeare? No, well take a seat for Laura J Harris's adaptation of Much Ado…
Written, directed and presented by Kevin Dyer, and produced by Laura Duncalf, Idlib is based on the story of a…
This week the Regent Theatre is host to an Alan Bleasdale classic. Directed by Kate Wasserberg and with a new…
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is celebrated for its wit and insight into gender and class. Kate Hamill’s stage adaptation…