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[…]
Category: What’s happening in theatre
Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: SOBER COMPANION
We all need a little help sometimes, but it can be difficult to admit.
Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: A Night With Daniel Taylor: His Music & Friends.
Daniel is an award-winning actor, musician, theatre producer and director who was born, and lives, in Liverpool.
Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: Pauline Daniels – Get Me Before The Crematorium Does.
‘A joyous performer… this lady belts out a stream of observations about the things in life that make everyone laugh.’
Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: 2 Gorgeous 4 U
2GORGEOUS4U in memory of Mark Davies Markham Monday 24 July 2023 | 7.30pm Comedy | 12+ Tickets: £18 In memory of writer Mark Davies-Markham who passed away this year, we are bringing back, for a[…]
Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: Whatever Happened to Billy Kenny.
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BILLY KENNY Friday 21 July 2023 | 7.30pm Drama | 15+ Tickets: £20 It’s the question asked by thousands of Evertonians across the last three decades. In this stunning one man show,[…]
INTERVIEW: Dr. Brian May (2008)
In celebration of the 2023 New Year Honours List bestowing a Knighthood on one of the greatest guitarists to pick up the instrument, Brian Harold May (Founder member, guitarist, vocalist, and lyricist with the Rock[…]
Liverpool’s Royal Court Theatre Relaunches with Three Great Shows
After lockdown, Liverpool’s Royal Court is back with a bang and three new shows have gone on sale today. A brand new comedy by Gerry Linford, the return of Boisterous Theatre’s adaptation of John Godber’s[…]
Free Playwright Development Programme Returns to Liverpool Royal Court.
Liverpool’s Royal Court is continuing its search for new script writing talent.
THEATRE NEWS: First Annual Doddy Day Announced!
The whole day will focus on bringing a smile to people’s faces and even a chuckle or two. Liverpool is a city that is world renowned for the way it uses humour and wit to survive through difficult times. Comedy is in our DNA and we need it now more than ever.