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The Anfield Apocalypse | Royal Court, Liverpool
The Anfield Apocalypse, currently playing at The Studio in The Royal Court Liverpool, is a zombie comedy that promises The Court’s classic Scouse wit and undead chaos- and while it… Read more
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13 Going On 30 | Opera House, Manchester
The musical adaptation of the beloved 2004 film, 13 Going On 30, evokes mixed feelings about its necessity despite nostalgia. Written by the film’s creators, the story follows Jenna Rink,… Read more
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The Woman in Black | Storyhouse, Chester
Susan Hill’s The Woman in Black, adapted by Stephen Mallatratt, has captivated audiences for years. At Chester’s Storyhouse, the production, directed by Robin Herford, features strong performances from John Mackay… Read more
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The Derby-Days | Royal Court, Liverpool
Ian Salmon’s play, The Derby-Days, explores the impact of football rivalry on family dynamics through the lens of Chloe Derby-Day, who has a divided allegiance at home. Directed by Nicole… Read more
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Send in the Clowns: Little Flop of Horrors | Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester
Fatt Projects brings a vibrant blend of camp humor, activism, and live vocals in their latest show, Send in the Clowns: Little Flop of Horrors. Led by the charismatic Fatt… Read more
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Private Lives | Octagon Theatre, Bolton
Tanuja Amarasuriya won the Peter Hall Director Award, allowing her to direct Noël Coward’s Private Lives, a satirical play exploring the complexities of relationships. The production features vibrant performances and… Read more
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Yen | Octagon, Bolton
Anna Jordan’s play Yen, set in a council flat, explores the harsh realities of life through the lens of two brothers, Hench and Bobbie, embodying raw co-dependency amid poverty. The… Read more
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Here & Now | Opera House, Manchester
Here & Now is a vibrant jukebox musical featuring Steps’ music, centered on friendship and love among colleagues at a bargain store. Directed by Rachel Kavanaugh and written by Shaun… Read more
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Canal Street Lonely Hearts Club | Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester
The review discusses Jonathan Harvey’s updated production of Rupert Street Lonely Hearts Club, set in 2025, focusing on five characters seeking connection in modern society. The play balances humor and… Read more
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