Originally written in 1915 as a novella Franz Kafka’s claustrophobic and deeply unsettling classic is brought to the stage by…
As calls for another general election loom and the Labour Party conference ongoing only a few miles away, this show…
In 2016 Ken Loach’s groundbreaking film rocked the heart of the establishment, forcing politicians to speak of the issues it…
Last night, at the Liverpool Playhouse Theatre, I was invited to watch Alice in Wonderland. A short synopsis of the…
An explosive fusion of live action and multimedia technology pops off the stage and saturates the senses, with this self-described…
This production from Rose Theatre and Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse Theatres in association with Swinging the Lens sees director Adjoa…
Of all the jobs in the world, one of the ones you’d probably least associate with Syria, is beekeeping. Based…
Playing to a full audience, there was high expectation for the keenly awaited comeback of Death Drop to the stage.…
A new baby signals hope, as does an unopened letter. Hope that things will be better. Fans of Malorie Blackman’s…
Avant-garde, adventurous, audacious – and yes, artificial, but brilliantly witty, Oscar Wilde lives on in this hugely entertaining production. The…