Flashdance at the Empire Theatre: A Review
Flashdance the Musical is a refreshing take on love, friendship and life that, despite being set in the 80s culture, fits perfectly into modern life.
Category: Theatre
Medea, Written in Rage – Homotopia Festival
Medea is the most wretched woman of all time, infamous for committing the worst sin a woman can commit.
Theatre review : Around the World in 80 Days
Last Friday night, Rachael and Sophie went to the theatre to watch a show and ended up travelling the world while they were at it…
What’s on: November 2017
The nights may be drawing in but Liverpool’s brimming with events that will make you forget that November chill! REMEMBER, REMEMBER THE 5TH OF NOVEMBER…...
1927’s Golem: A Review
A mixture of Jewish mythology and a contemporary Frankenstein tale: Golem heeds a warning to viewers of the dangers of capitalism.
Reasons to be Cheerful at the Everyman
Ellie and Rachael went for an evening at the theatre to see a punk rock musical and here is their review!
The Tin Drum Production by Kneehigh: A Review
Compelling in its complexity, powerful in its peculiarity and sublime in its surrealism: this play is one to watch.
LUDS Presents: Underground
A train journey like no other… Deputy Editor Greta Sion reviews LUDS’ production of Michael Sloane’s thrilling murder mystery.
Pygmalion: A Review
The production of Pygmalion, with its explicit reference to the north-south divide and the stereotypes therein, reviewed by our very own Billie Walker
LUDS presents: The Real Inspector Hound
Not just your average whodunnit… co-editor Jordan went along to review LUDS’ latest performance