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Review: Speedo Mick the Musical at Liverpool's Royal Court ****

Smigger, Donna, Terry and Pat have been hitting the Liverpool dancefloor for the best part of two decades – and Dave Kirby’s...

Traditionally summer was a time when theatres closed their doors with their audiences lured away to seaside resorts or sunnier climes....

In an interview with his friend Robbie Ross the month before its 1895 premiere, Oscar Wilde described his latest play as ‘a delicate...

Cheerleading always feels like one of those peculiarly American things – right there with Spring Break, glee clubs, sorority houses and...

If you were asked to nominate a classic cinematic moment from the 1980s, what would you choose? Nobody putting Baby in the corner at...

The Sound of Music is one of playwright Jonathan Harvey’s favourite things – so perhaps it was only a matter of time before he answered...

When Wicked landed in Liverpool for the first time a decade ago, the equivalent of one in seven of the city’s population came out to see...

When the full, deadly and terrifying reality of HIV and AIDS started to become widely known during the 1980s, many lesbians stepped up in...

Not Too Tame positions itself as ‘great night out specialists’ with high-octane storytelling at the heart of everything it does....

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but it’s disaster which really fires the imagination of Mischief Theatre’s merry pranksters....