theatre | artscityliverpool 33/77

Review: Two at Shakespeare North Playhouse ***1/2

Thirty years ago, a young Tim Firth penned his first play Neville’s Island - a comedy about four middle-aged men on a team building...

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...

Kacey Ainsworth is set to join the cast of Mam I’m ‘Ere! at the Royal Court this summer. The former EastEnders – and current Grantchester...

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

Blood Brothers returns ‘home’ to Liverpool this autumn and tickets are on sale now. Willy Russell’s celebrated musical will be at the...

The musical version of hit British film Made in Dagenham will be staged in Liverpool next month. The Bentley Operatic Society –...

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...

For Liverpool writer Jonathan Larkin, it’s the stories of people’s everyday lives which really matter. “It’s everyday lives impacted by...

Liverpool Theatre Festival is set to return to the Bombed Out Church for a third year. The festival will be staged at the Liverpool...