Theatre – good theatre; theatre that is well written, directed and, ultimately, performed – has the inexorable ability to touch its audience deep within and so expose feelings and emotions that might otherwise lay dormant.[…]
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Liverpool Theatre Festival 2023 Interview: Pauline Daniels – Get Me Before The Crematorium Does
The term ‘legend’ might well be over used, but in the case of Liverpool comedienne, singer and actress Pauline Daniels, a better descriptive is hard to think of. For over fifty years the Birkenhead born[…]
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Theatre Interview: Lynne Fitzgerald – 2Gorgeous4U, Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023.
Liverpool Theatre Festival 2023 is dedicated to the late Liverpool writer Mark Davies Markham, writer of Taboo, Eric’s and Special Measures. In memory of Mark, who passed away this year, the festival is bringing back[…]
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THEATRE INTERVIEW: Joe McGann Talks about Sober Companion at the Liverpool Theatre Festival.
“The knock-on effect of Covid is going to be as nothing in comparison to the knock-on effect of the lack of real, sustainable interest from this or any future government to come.”
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THEATRE PREVIEW: Rich Hall Returns To the Pyramid Stage, Warrington.
Fresh on the heels of his critically acclaimed memoirs, award-winning American comedian, writer, musician and presenter Rich Hall is hitting the road for another tour of the UK. Montana’s transatlantic messenger will return to Warrington[…]
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Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: The Oogy Boogy Man
Come see if OOGY’S potion works!!
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FILM REVIEW: Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny.
Can it really be forty-two years since Steven Spielberg introduced us to Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark? Oh, how time flies. Ironically, in a way, as the quest on this, the fifth[…]
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Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: The Tempest
‘We are such stuff as Dreams are made on…’
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Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: Shout – The Mod Musical.
With a shimmy and shake, the songs are tied together by hilarious sound bites from the period.
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Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: LOCOMOTIVE FOR MURDER: THE IMPROVISED WHODUNNIT
LOCOMOTIVE FOR MURDER: THE IMPROVISED WHODUNNIT Wednesday 26 July 2023 | 5pm & 8pm Comedy | 12+ Tickets: £16 for 5pm | £18 for 8pm Pinch Punch welcome you aboard Locomotive for Murder: The Improvised[…]
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