“Mam! I’m ‘Ere is bigger and better than ever this time around.” Courtney Haddock reviews Mam! I’m ‘Ere at The Liverpool Royal Court
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THEATRE PREVIEW: The Shroud Maker at The Unity Theatre, Liverpool
“What’s the best business one can establish in Gaza?” The Shroud Maker is at The Unity Theatre on July 14
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THEATRE REVIEW: Thriller: Live at The Liverpool Empire
“Here at The Liverpool Empire, the crowds were on their feet almost from the off.” Courtney Haddock reviews Thriller: Live at The Liverpool Empire
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THEATRE REVIEW: Shrek: The Musical at The Liverpool Empire Theatre
“A monster show for young and old, alike.” Shrek: The Musical Reviewed
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THEATRE REVIEW: The Miracle of Great Homer Street at The Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool
‘The Miracle of Great Homer Street at The Royal Court is a fabulously fun night out.’
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THEATRE REVIEW: Legally Blonde at The Liverpool Empire Theatre
“Legally Blonde is a hilarious and fun night out for everyone.” Courtney Haddock Reviews Legally Blonde at The Empire, Liverpool.
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THEATRE REVIEW: The Salon at The Epstein Theatre, Liverpool
“The Salon, Drew Quayle’s comedic slice of Liverpool life, drips with so much near-the-knuckleness it’s close to being an old schoolmaster’s ruler.“ Drew Quayle’s The Salon, reviewed
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THEATRE REVIEW: An Officer and A Gentleman: The Musical at The Empire Theatre, Liverpool
“The passion of the singers that captivates and enthrals the audience who have come for a good night out full of fairy-tale romance.” Jamie Gasskin reviews An Officer & A Gentleman at Thee Liverpool Empire
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THEATRE NEWS: Let It Be Heading to The Liverpool Empire in September
Let It Be, The Beatles show, is Headed to The Liverpool Empire in September. All the details here.
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THEATRE REVIEW: Beating Berlusconi at The Floral Pavilion in New Brighton
…what Kenny accentuates so passionately courtesy of John Graham-Davies’ razor sharp, cut-to-the quick script is this: Hope.” Beating Berlusconi at The New Brighton Floral Pavilion.
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