Welcome to the Theatre section of Chris High Reviews, your dedicated hub for comprehensive UK theatre reviews, breaking stage news, and exclusive cast interviews. Whether you are looking for thoughts on the latest West End blockbuster, a gritty independent play, or a vibrant touring musical, we cover the full spectrum of live performance. Furthermore, we proudly spotlight exceptional regional productions across the North West and throughout the UK, ensuring you never miss out on brilliant local talent.
Because of our deep passion for the performing arts, our critiques go beyond simple plot summaries. We strive to delve into the nuances of direction, acting, and set design to give you a complete picture of the production. Additionally, our in-depth interviews provide fascinating, behind-the-scenes insights from both emerging stars and established directors.
Ultimately, our goal is to help you discover your next unforgettable night at the theatre. Browse our latest articles below, and be sure to check back frequently as we continually update this page with honest, expert opinions on the ever-evolving British stage scene.
“The icing on the cake has been to get Pete Best involved …He really liked the book. I took it upon myself to ask him whether he could do something and he said yes, wow!” Lennon’s Banjo writer Rob Fennah chats about Lennon’s Banjo.
The Rainbow Connection remains a pleasure to watch and is just the remedy for any midweek blues it’s audiences might have.
“Derren Brown stands front and centre as the epitome of misdirection, fun and total OMG moments.” Chris High reviews Derren Brown in Liverpool
“Ultimately its a play about friendship that everybody can find something to relate to.” Danny O’Brien & Angela Simms – stars of The Rainbow Connection, which is Downstairs at The Liverpool Royal Court – talk about this award winning play by Joanne Sherryden.
There are a number of comedy clubs in Liverpool right now. Yet the Rawhide Comedy Club remains the benchmark.
Awful Auntie is nonetheless a great adventure yarn with some issues to think about woven through.
The Little Match Girl & Other Happier Tales is an absolute winner for all age groups. Packed with laughs, gasps and really affecting moments, this is a fabulous reimagining of timeless tales that simply refuse to be forgotten and quite rightly so.
Head ‘em up!!! Rawhide Comedy Club is back and open for business every Friday and Saturday night in its new home Downstairs at The Liverpool Royal Court Theatre. Rawhide Comedy Club, which started life in[…]
Wicked The Liverpool Empire March 7 – March 31 Music & Lyrics: Stephen Schwarz Director: Wayne Cielento Cast Includes: Amy Webb, Helen Woolf, Steven Pinder, Emily Shaw, Aaron Sitwell, Iddon Jones. Running Time: 2 hrs[…]
Paint Your Wagon The Liverpool Everyman Theatre March 3 – July 14 Book: Alan Jay Lerner Music: Frederick Loewe Director: Gemma Bodinetz Choreography: Tom Jackson Greaves Cast Includes: Patrick Brennan, Emily Hughes, Marc Elliott, Emma[…]
