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Red or Dead at the Royal Court Theatre- Review

At the Royal Court Theatre until the 19th of April is an exciting new production. Based on the novel by David Pearce, Red or Dead tells the story of Liverpool...

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

Liverpool Theatre Festival’s Killing Mice review

Everyman Connects: Diversity in Theatre

On Saturday 30 April, Everyman & Playhouse will hold their first Everyman Connects event. It will be a free day of art, food and conversation! The focus? How our cultural spaces...

Professional: a Review From Hope Street Theatre

Imagine being stuck in a hotel room with your work colleague. Imagine that for the time being, it’s indefinite. Then imagine your hotel is in Nuneaton. Darkly comic and thoroughly...

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

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

Jack and the Beanstalk | Review

Pantomime is a staple at Theatre Royal St Helens and they couldn't go an Easter without offering a panto to their audiences. This year, they recorded their panto on their...

An Elephant in the Garden | Review

Michael Morpurgo is very much a household name when it comes to children's novels and I certainly read many of his books growing up. An Elephant in the Garden isn't...

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

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

The Picture of Dorian Gray | Preview

Fionn Whitehead, star of Dunkirk and Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, will take on the titular role in an upcoming digital adaptation of the Oscar Wilde classic, The Picture of Dorian Gray....

A Tale To Tell | Review

A Tale To Tell is a new short musical film which tells the story of what happens when a load of pantomime characters find out that this year's shows have...

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

A Streetcar Named Desire | Review

The Midnight Gang | Review

As theatres still can't reopen their buildings, more and more are joining the trend of streaming past productions online. Chichester Festival Theatre's current production available online is The Midnight Gang....

Talented Troupe Fantasy Performers move online to Support NHS Charities

When I'm stuck with a dayThat's grey, And lonely,I just stick out my chinAnd Grin, And Say, OhThe sun'll come out, Tomorrow! 'It's a Hard Knock Life for Us' Corona’s...

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

I Think We Are Alone: Review

Animal Farm: A Review

Based on George Orwell’s 1945 bestselling novella, YEP brings Manor Farm to life in a vivid production showcasing the talent of young performers and creatives across Merseyside. Adapted for the...

Review: ‘An Inspector Calls’- People In Doll Houses…

Self-satisfaction, smokiness, and more plate-smashing than the average Greek wedding, as director Stephen Daldry proves himself master of the metaphorical staging in adapting J.B. Priestley’s classic play. Ring-a-ding ding, Birlings!...