REVIEW: Death of a Salesman
Reading Time: 4 minutesAn afrocentric Scouse retelling of a timeless classic, Death of a Salesman has arrived to Liverpool Everyman with a strong sense of place, identity and family.
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REVIEW: Lady Macbeth Was Never a Girl
Reading Time: 3 minutesWhat makes this exploration especially refreshing is the film’s refusal to give it a depressing edge. Francesca McBride’s debut short, Lady Macbeth Was Never a Girl, is a delightful exploration of identity, friendship and gender. Co-produced by…
REVIEW: The Evolution of the Perfect Man
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Evolution of the Perfect Man takes the audience on a whistle-stop tour through history, examining changing ideas of masculinity and the construction of the “perfect man”.
REVIEW: Not F**kin’ Sorry
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn Act of Resistance
REVIEW: Scouse Red Riding Hood
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Scouse Red Riding Hood at the Royal Court Theatre Liverpool offers a festive dining experience paired with a chaotic panto. Highlights include strong performances by Cash and Carry and impressive musical elements, although some adult humor was lacking. Overall, it's a fun evening, running until January 18th.
REVIEW: Giselle
Reading Time: 3 minutesAs October casts its enchanting spell, the English National Ballet’s performance of Mary Skeaping’s Giselle at the Liverpool Empire Theatre feels like the perfect embodiment of the season. The production artfully intertwines the celebratory feeling of Oktoberfest in act one at the Rhineland wine festival and act two follows with the ethereal dread of the afterlife mimicking the eeriness of Halloween. This sets the stage for a ballet that demonstrates what happens when you give love your all.