Waiting for Godot – Everyman Theatre, Liverpool
‘This is a play to enjoy and a play to make one think, but I can’t help feeling that there was perhaps too much laughter’ Director Dominic Hill takes a…
‘This is a play to enjoy and a play to make one think, but I can’t help feeling that there was perhaps too much laughter’ Director Dominic Hill takes a…
‘Faultless, captivating and thought provoking’ Faultless, spellbinding, and mesmerising are just three words to describe this show. Ashley Banjo’s choreography never fails to surprise, excite and challenge perceptions as he…
‘powerful and relentless’ Karolina Sofulak and Tim Claydon’s revival of Phyllida Lloyd’s 2006 production remains dark and minimalist as it thrusts us into the waves of human emotion and behaviour…
‘intelligent, funny, and rip-roaring production’ Director Louisa Muller and Set and Costume Designer Madeleine Boyd combine cleverly to uproot Mozart’s satirical four-act comic opera from its 18th C roots, re-imagining…
‘Funny, compassionate and quietly heartbreaking’ Jim Cartwright’s Two remains one of the sharpest portraits of pub life in modern British theatre, and this production at Shakespeare North Playhouse proves just…
‘Tointon is the one constant that holds the whole piece together. . . lit the stage up each time she appeared’ W. Somerset Maugham’s popular comedy of manners from 1926…
‘continues to amaze with its sheer beauty and exquisite technical skill’ First created in 1985, Peter Wright’s production of Théophile Gautier’s scenario, inspired by Heinrich Heine’s De l’Allemagne and Victor…
‘you are guaranteed some laugh-out loud entertainment’ Trio Entertainment Ltd pull out the stops with their production of Bouncers, John Godber’s classic 1977 play covering an evening working the doors…
‘A visually stunning masterpiece!’ A tale which has stood the test of time and kept itself at the forefront of modern culture, Imitating the Dog take on this immersive and…
‘an excellent production, full of good humour. . . which landed well with an appreciative audience’ English National Opera played the game well with their English libretto interpretation of Mozart’s…