The Climbers by Carmen Nasr was due to receive its world premiere in 2020 -and it has been well worth…
Theresa Rebeck is a prolific American playwright having written Bernhardt/Hamlet, Dead Accounts and Seminar, who also turns her hand to…
How do you look anew at the issues thrown up by the now overwrought and at times morally exhausting #MeToo…
George Orwell’s dystopian novel, originally published in 1949, is a cautionary tale, drawing on the then recent insights into Stalinist…
Dream Again. That was the invitation from Lea Salonga as she opened her show tonight at the Bridgewater Hall in…
Graphic. Gut-wrenching. Bold. Brave. Vulnerable. Vivacious. Lively. A tad too long. Sad-Vents is an avant garde show combining more traditional…
Staging their first production since the pandemic, The Hillbark Players transport the audience to a magical, timeless place in their…
Teenage girls deserve epic stories. These girls certainly do. The young cast, many making their professional debuts, look incredibly comfortable…
A new play was written and performed at Liverpool’s Hope Street Theatre called Tick Tock by Debbie Redcliffe (The Responder,…
The Manchester Collective continue to programme their seasons in a manner that seems remarkably prescient. This evening as inflation rises,…