Reading Time: 3 minutes"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 popular music.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWith BAFTA award-winning choreographer Jason Gilkison at the helm of this explosively dynamic show, Nikita Kuzmin's Supernova tour is an unmissable dance extravaganza.
Reading Time: 2 minutesI 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 throughout.
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 1970s life for women in Glasgow. Set to a score of hits…
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 toxic relationship as SHE (Filipa Pereira) attempts to work through her memories…
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 line any chronically online zillennial has told their friend, meaning nothing more…
Reading Time: 2 minutesConsistently bizarre, subtly profound, and breathtakingly beautiful. I hope I never forget The Edge of Space. I close my eyes and I can see it now: red bulbous furniture, blue-faced aliens in white crinolines, flying cheese puffs,…
Reading Time: 2 minutesTim Foley’s Life Out There opened its doors for one night only at Jodrell Bank.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn unapologetically traditional production that celebrates skill, discipline and beauty. Few ballets carry the weight of expectation quite like Swan Lake. More than 145 years after its premiere, Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece remains the benchmark against which classical companies…
Reading Time: 3 minutesEvery generation, it seems, decides it invented uncertainty, and every generation eventually reaches for the same two-thousand-year-old stories to talk itself down.