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Review: Stocking Fillers at the Royal Court Studio ***1/2

Gemma Brodrick is sharing a dressing room at the Liverpool Everyman this autumn – and she couldn’t be happier. That could be because her...

Jonathan Harvey’s hotly anticipated new play Our Lady of Blundellsands was dealt a blow when its premiere run was cut cruelly short by...

Is there such a thing as a perfect crime? That’s the question posed by Frederick Knott’s play Dial M for Murder which its writer then...

Liverpool’s Hope Street Theatre is reopening its doors this autumn after being dark for 18 months because of the Covid pandemic. The...

It’s 20 years this November since the much-loved, much-missed George Harrison died at the age of just 58. In his family’s words, the...

Magic and illusion has always included the risk of going wrong – and perhaps it’s that frisson of jeopardy that adds an extra...

Liverpool-based theatre troupe Teatro Pomodoro brings its Sirens, Men and Crabs to the Unity Theatre next month – more than a year after...

“Welcome to the show – she’s not here, but you are,” says Sarah-Louise Young at the start of an evening that Kate Bush could well have...

Mark Davies Markham has form when it comes to harnessing pop music and pop culture as a backdrop for his stories. The Liverpool...

Liverpool’s Ticket to Write festival returns to the Hope Street Theatre this autumn with four new plays being staged over two days. The...