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Review: Sleep Can Wait! at the Unity Theatre ****1/2

On its first visit to Liverpool in 2014, the equivalent of one in seven of the city’s population flocked to the Empire to see Wicked....

Given it’s almost 70 years since Lerner and Loewe penned Paint Your Wagon, it’s had relatively few stage outings – certainly compared to...

Back in 2008, Dave Kirby scored a hat-trick of successes at the Royal Court with Brick Up, Lost Soul and Council Depot Blues. The first...

It's become a defining moment in Liverpool’s history. But behind the headlines and the long fight for justice, it’s important to remember...

Of all the productions staged as part of the Everyman Rep’s inaugural season, Fiddler on the Roof remains a favourite with many audience...

When the Everyman and Playhouse first co-produced The Kite Runner five years ago, it became both the play’s European premiere and also...

Liverpool’s Royal Court is supporting the creation of a new theatre company aimed at nurturing talent within the city’s Black and ethnic...

Amy Ross was a musical theatre student at Arts Educational in London when Wicked was first premiered on Broadway. Like her fellow...

The Wedding, Gecko’s dystopian exploration of an individual’s contract with - and role within - society, opens with a succession of happy...

Ria Jones’s Sunset Boulevard ‘journey’ is almost worth a play itself. The actress was the first to perform the Andrew Lloyd Webber...