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The Constant Wife – Review

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This well-rounded and witty production of The Constant Wife stars Kara Tointon and is adapted by Laura Wade. The play follows a middle-class woman named Constance who discovers her...

Jack and the Beanstalk at Liverpool Everyman: Review

Red or Dead at the Royal Court Theatre- Review

Consent — LUDS | Review

The Incident Room | Interview

Murder at Cadberry Manor at Hope Street Theatre | Review

Family Tree at the Everyman | Review

Medea at Soho Place | Review

The House Amongst the Willows | Review

Ink – LUDS | Review

With a cast and crew numbering twenty-two, the Liverpool University Drama Society (LUDS) production of Ink transports you to a 1969 boardroom. Rupert Murdoch is ruling the roost - queue...

Liverpool Theatre Festival’s Killing Mice review

Opening with a piercing scream, the tone was well and truly set for Mark Heller’s Killing Mice. As darkness fell around St Luke’s Bombed Out Church, the cast of three...

Everyman Connects: Diversity in Theatre

Professional: a Review From Hope Street Theatre

Oliver, Twisted: ‘Oliver Twist!’ at the Chester Storyhouse | REVIEW

Not a Cluedo: ‘Dial M For Murder’ | REVIEW

A Russian Doll | Review

In Conversation with Joey Contreras

Cruise | Review

Now or Never | Review

Disenchanted | Review

Disenchanted is a musical reimagining Disney princesses. In turn, they take to the stage to sing about why their ending may not have been quite so happily ever after. This...

Love is Backstage: Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ | Review

The National Theatre shot their latest adaptation of Shakespeare’s ageless love story behind the scenes of their London venue, over seventeen days during lockdown. Despite staging Romeo & Juliet without...

Jack and the Beanstalk | Review

An Elephant in the Garden | Review

BKLYN the Musical | Review

The Picture of Dorian Gray | Review

The Band Plays On | Review

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice | Review

An Interview with Ryan Carter, the Barn Theatre’s Creative Director for Digital Content

The Secret Society of Leading Ladies | Review

The Color Purple – at Home | Review

One of the theatres that have taken the step to move their productions online is Leicester Curve. In 2019, Curve produced The Color Purple in partnership with Birmingham Hippodrome. The...

I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change | Review

Lambert Jackson Productions have been on the theatre companies leading the way in online theatre in recent months, with previous productions including The Last Five Years, First Date and [Title...

The Picture of Dorian Gray | Preview

A Tale To Tell | Review

Peter Pan | Review

Marry Me A Little | Review

Lights, (Web)camera, Action!: Diwali with Milap

What A Carve Up | Review

Reminiscing Salzburg, Austria 2019

The Last Five Years Review

Doing Shakespeare | Review

The Plot Theatre companies across the country have been doing all they can to keep going and keep creative. David Spicer's new play Doing Shakespeare is about the Felching Players,...

A Streetcar Named Desire | Review

The Production The National Theatre have been streaming one of their past productions online for free every week since theatres around the world were forced to shut their doors. This...

The Midnight Gang | Review

Talented Troupe Fantasy Performers move online to Support NHS Charities

Les Miserables in Concert | Review

A Little Love for Theatre

Henry V Review

Eugenius the Musical | Review

The Queen’s have Arrived! – SIX UK Tour

Night of the Living Dead – Remix: Review

The Wizard of Oz: Review

A vibrant, fun if amusingly bizarre re-imagining of the beloved childhood film. The Performance This lively adaptation of the Wizard of Oz at St Helens Theatre Royal is fun and...

I Think We Are Alone: Review

Touring the UK, Frantic Assembly's 'I Think We Are Alone' is a heart-wrenching tale of loneliness in the busiest of places. The Story Co-directors Kathy Burke and Scott Graham’s vision...