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It’s 10 years now since the National Theatre premiered its ingenious sensory staging of Mark Haddon’s remarkable The Curious Incident of...

There are some big themes at play in this outwardly slight and compact two-hander from the Actors Touring Company. Class, race,...

When The Royal was premiered in 2016, Liverpool’s gleaming new Royal Hospital was nearing completion. In fact, producers at the Royal...

More than 15 years have passed – and a lot of water has flowed under the bridge - since Jonathan Larkin’s debut play Paradise Bound was...

The evenings are finally getting lighter, the weather is about to turn positively spring-like, and audiences are beginning to get a...

Love, laughter and a possible happily ever after? Can this really be The Addams Family? An opening howl, clap of thunder and burst of...

Vamos Theatre was due to pay Liverpool a visit as part of the Unity’s 40th anniversary celebrations. Then the pandemic arrived and threw...

When a young Matthew Bourne came to choreograph his first major re-interpretation of a ‘classical’ ballet, he turned perhaps...

Coming together to make and listen to live music is the kind of shared experience which reminds us that there’s more that unites than...

When other teenagers were listening to pop music in their bedrooms, Liverpool’s future chief conductor Domingo Hindoyan had Bruckner’s...