REVIEW: For You Blue: Celebrating The Beatles Greatest Hits 1967–1970
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“For You Blue: Celebrating The Beatles Greatest Hits 1967–1970” at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall was a lively, affectionate evening celebratng one of the greatest songbooks in…
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REVIEW: Supernova with Nikita Kuzmin
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With BAFTA award-winning choreographer Jason Gilkison at the helm of this explosively dynamic show, Nikita Kuzmin’s Supernova tour is an unmissable dance extravaganza.
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REVIEW: I Can Die Too
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I Can Die Too makes its world premiere at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, featuring a creative set and an interesting storyline: a play-within-a-play with musical numbers…
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REVIEW: The Provy Wummin
Reading Time: 3 minutesNot groundbreaking but The Provy Wummin is bound to make you laugh and the singing is next-level The Provy Wummin is an interesting snapshot into…
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REVIEW: Little Death
Reading Time: 3 minutesA piece with lots of unexplored potential, lifted by great performances ‘Little Deaths’, part of Greater Manchester’s Fringe, shows a series of snapshots of a…
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REVIEW: SUCCUBUS
Reading Time: 2 minutesGeorgina Collins serves men on the menu in a ferociously talented one-woman feast. “I’m so hungry I could eat [my best friend’s ex]” is a…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Conor Dye
Reading Time: 5 minutesTap Out! (or I’ll hit you again) is a dark, fast-paced comedy about a man who starts picking fights with strangers – just to feel…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jodie Steele
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Prepare for a wonderfully funny, fast-paced romp as Graham Greene’s classic spy comedy arrives at Oxford Playhouse this month. Our Man in Havana sees Jack…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Electra Kolb
Reading Time: 4 minutesFather, Away She Goes is a bold, caustic new tragicomedy by Electra Kolb that asks how far you would go to achieve your dream. Narcissist, compulsive…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH:Grace O’Keefe
Reading Time: 3 minutesIn the 80s, Grace’s mum was told her book on dating would set feminism back 20 years. Transformed into a comedy musical, the award-winning Grace…
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