Review: Blue Remembered Hills
This production of Blue Remembered Hills is as perfect an evocation of the casual cruelties and wonders of childhood as you will see.
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Win tickets to A Day In The Death Of Joe Egg
Win tickets to see Ralf Little in A Day In The Death Of Joe Egg at the Liverpool Playhouse
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Review: A Day In The Death Of Joe Egg
With laughs and shocks sitting side-by-side, this take on …Joe Egg is a troubling but rewarding production of one of theatre’s modern classics.
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Review: I Was A Rat!
Despite its breakneck pace there’s plenty to enjoy in this new adaptation of Philip Pullman’s dark, modern fairytale
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Review: The Misanthrope
Can you have too much of a Moliere thing? In their third foray into 17th century comedies, Roger McGough and Gemma Bodinetz revive a comedy of manners, mischief and high society…
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Review: John Shuttleworth – Out Of Our Sheds
The John Shuttleworth show doesn’t cover any ground – but that’s kind of the point.
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Review: Bravo Figaro!
A very different kind of show from Mark Thomas is a beautiful piece of work that doesn’t patronise his father’s illness, not ignore his frailties, as they connect over a love of opera.
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7 Comedy Shows In Liverpool This Winter
It’s freezing outside and while we can’t warm you up we’ve found seven Liverpool comedy shows that should cheer you up…
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7 Plays To See This Winter
Sod the Winter austerity – here are seven plays in Liverpool to warm your cockles.
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Review: Jack And The Beanstalk at the Playhouse
Singing, dancing, goodies, baddies and very rude jokes. The rock’n'roll panto is back at the Playhouse (oh yes it is).
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7 Things to See in Liverpool: Pantomimes
Three Cinderellas, two Atomic Kittens, one David Gest. From the Unity to the Empire; Playhouse to Brindley there are plenty of pantos and Christmas shows for all tastes and ages this December.
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Review: A Government Inspector
Gogol’s Russian comedy of errors gets a makeover as a broad Northern farce in A Government Inspector.
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Review: Steptoe And Son
Kneehigh takes on an old comedy classic and gives it an imaginative twist. But is the result fit for the scrapyard or knacker’s yard?
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Review: The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner
This update on Sillitoe’s classic has much to commend it but seems as confused as its protagonist at the finish line.
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Radar: Keast and Tucker in the Rock’N'Roll Panto
One of Liverpool’s guiltiest pleasures is announced: The Rock’N'Roll Panto – and its two biggest stars – are back this Christmas.
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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier
— Matt Berry comes to the Kazimier with his set of psych-folk and tracks from his new album, Kill The Wolf.
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