Achy Breaky Bride – St Helens Theatre Royal
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‘A fun-filled mix of country music, comedy, and wedding-day chaos’ Some theatre productions are designed to make you think, some are designed to make you cry, and others are simply…
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Death of a Salesman – Liverpool Everyman
‘a hard-hitting and uncompromising piece of theatre. . . although it does lose its way at times’ Director Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu puts an inspired spin on Arthur Miller’s classic story –…
High Society – The Lowry, Salford Quays
‘Rachel Kavanaugh’s swelegant production. . . shows its class and sparkles as it takes Salford by storm’ Direct from a sold-out West End season, director Rachel Kavanaugh’s swelegant production, based…
Six Paintings – Unreal Cities in association with Institute of Irish Studies, University of Liverpool at the Tung Auditorium, Liverpool
‘A well-considered evening pairing artistic forms. . . contrasting the grace of the brushwork with the determined movement of a baton or hand’ In the late 1920s, the young Samuel…
More Real Than Nothing: Stories and Silence from the Theatrical World of Samuel Beckett – George Harrison Workshop Studio, The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (part of the Beckett: Lieben 2026 Festival)
‘a percussive journey through Samuel Beckett’s extraordinary imagination’ As part of Beckett: Lieben 2026 Festival in Liverpool, students on the LIPA BA Acting and BA Dance degree courses performed a…
Play / Come and Go – Unreal Cities at Liverpool Playhouse (performed as part of the Beckett: Lieben 2026 Biennale)
‘Dunbar successfully overcomes the perception that Beckett’s writing. . . is complex, with this production demonstrating that. . . it is a theatrical experience that credits its audience with being…
Macbeth – Shakespeare North Playhouse
‘production comes up short on its promise of a fast, spooky, blood-spattered staging’ It is said that Macbeth is a notoriously difficult play to produce, and sadly director Ben Crystal’s…
The Story of Edith Smith – Oxton Playwrights CIC at Callister Gardens, Oxton, Wirral
‘Thought Provoking Local Theatre’ Oxton Playwrights CIC are a Mother and Daughter duo Pauline Fleming and Cornelia Nelson. The Story of Edith Smith was written and directed by Pauline Fleming…
Krapp’s Last Tape – Wilton Pictures at Epstein Theatre, Liverpool
‘Westhead certainly held the audience’s attention strongly throughout the performance’ Director Stockard Channing combines with producer Alfred Westhead to serve up a interesting shift in the focus of Samuel Beckett’s…
Parker Dee: Ungirlfriended – Peta Lily at Unity Theatre
‘turns the familiar misery of heartbreak into an entertaining piece of cabaret with genuine emotional depth’ Unity Theatre’s Physical Fest has long championed theatre that is bold, strange, playful and…