‘highlights the tensions. . . and the love/hate dynamics between people’ Table Talk is a brand-new dark comedy written by Zeynep Irem Gunes performed at the Birkenhead Little Theatre Studio…
‘joyful and enjoyable production proves somewhat timely in the current cultural and political landscape’ Three hurrahs for director Sarah Helsby Hughes whose joyful and enjoyable production proves somewhat timely in…
‘Professional and personable, powerful and impressive: I could have happily watched this right again from start to finish’ There is much to celebrate in director Peter Stickney’s adaptation and production…
Started in early 2017 by a small group of artists, Manchester Collective have been disrupting, innovating and breaking new ground in the presentation of classical music for almost a decade,…
‘How Soon is Now? comes to Chester as part of a world premiere tour for show about mates, music and magic’ A brilliant new indie musical full of heart, humour…
‘Exciting Rip It Up season of movies curated by the Chester cultural venue’s Young Film Programmers’ A special season of cinematic treats is coming to Storyhouse this month handpicked by…
‘Terrible Tudors and Awful Egyptians set to entertain Chester’s family audiences in October’ Families are in for a historical treat when Horrible Histories Live on Stage arrives in Chester this…
‘The skill demonstrated to create tension. . . is expertly executed’ Lighthouse is set a few years after the end of World War One and placed in an equally masculine…
‘the set design. . . is well considered and allows us to segue between the respective scenes’ After selling out at last year’s Edinburgh Fringe, Belvedere Productions brings their romantic…
‘the delightful wordplay brought the natural chemistry of the cast to the fore’ Shake-Scene Shakespeare returns to Shakespeare North Playhouse with their adaptation of Shakespeare’s celebrated romantic comedy delivered through…
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