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  • May 25, 2013

    REVIEW: Fest Live, Unity Theatre

    Fest Live is the event that launches the Physical Fest of international physical theatre, which although one of the city’s most niche annual events is always one of the most interesting. A perfect way to demonstrate this is by kicking things off with a taste of the different works that audiences and participants to Physical [...]

  • May 23, 2013

    REVIEW: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Liverpool Empire

    Priscilla is a conventional story at heart, with its drag twist elevating the spectacle to new heights. There’s no original songs, so it’s essentially a jukebox musical, but for the most part this works. It flies by at breakneck pace, yet still manages to introduce and flesh out its central characters, the key to its [...]

  • May 21, 2013

    Liverpool Playhouse reveals autumn season

    Following a season of work that has transferred to London and toured the UK, including The Misanthrope, A Day in The Death of Joe Egg and The Match Box, the Playhouse leads on world premières and creative collaboration this autumn.   Melody Loses Her Mojo, a vibrant new work by Keith Saha produced in collaboration [...]

  • May 17, 2013

    REVIEW: A Wondrous Place, Unity Theatre

    A Wondrous Place is a collection of four monologues about four different cities in the north – Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool and Sheffield. As such, it has come into being as a result of collaboration with theatres, supporters and creatives from across the region, which is a really exciting prospect.   Each of the cast of [...]

  • May 15, 2013

    Cult director’s Homotopia date

    “Congratulations on ten years of gay lunacy!” – so yelped Pink Flamingos director John Waters in what could be the best ever variation on the usually deathly dull ‘I’m really looking forward to blah blah blah’ press release quote. Today, Homotopia made the large and rather exciting announcement that the Pope of Trash himself will [...]

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