After Liverpool is to theatre what chick-flicks are to cinema. In... (continued)

Lucy Porter performs most of her new show, The Bare Necessities, ... (continued)

The cast of One Night Stand resemble the kind of people who becom... (continued)

Jollie does not start well. There’s some woeful singing, an accor... (continued)

The charm of this production is its simplicity; its ability to st... (continued)

A chilling, philosophical play set outside of reality

Dark humour is mixed with rhyme in this entertaining show

Zuleikha, the solo character in Dance without Movement, bounds on... (continued)

In spite of the production’s remarkable polish, underlying it i... (continued)

A sophisticated little number, but it would probably be best just... (continued)

Initially baffling and more than a little silly, Parallel/Paralle... (continued)

A comedian dealing with the topic of co-habitation does a brillia... (continued)

A charming and thoroughly enjoyable production which does justice... (continued)

Jill Halfpenny outshines Michael Barrymore in this sensitive look... (continued)

Florida's most exclusive “mobile home community” is a long way fr... (continued)

First devised and performed at the Avignon Fringe Festival in 200... (continued)

“I really want to be a hard-hitting comic,” admits Hal Cruttendon... (continued)

The monologues drift off too readily into abstract concepts

“You’ve worked me out… I’m just looking at an object and being s... (continued)

Utton treads a fine line between Ken Dodd and Kate Bush and the r... (continued)