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#Review: Leo Wan (Ross) Steals the Show in ETT’s Macbeth

The Broken Spine September 14, 2023

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Mixed Reviews for ‘Cuckoo’ Play: Superb Acting and Set Design, But Writing and Direction Disappoint – 07.09.23, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool

Linze Watson September 13, 2023

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#Review: By The Waters Of Liverpool Review: A Poignant Tale of Resilience and Despair

Linze Watson September 8, 2023

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#Preview: Do I Love You?, Royal Court Studio, Liverpool,15-18th November, 2023

Linze Watson September 1, 2023

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Illyria’s Enchanting ‘Robin Hood’ Production: Vibrant Characters, Whimsical Costumes, and Theatrical Brilliance Take Centre Stage

Ed Barrett August 14, 2023

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#Preview: Boys From the Blackstuff, Liverpool, Royal Court, 15.09.23 – 28.10.23

Linze Watson August 1, 2023

Theatre

#Review: Illyria’s Gender-Blind Adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice” Delivers Heroic Entertainment Despite British Weather, The Palm House, Liverpool

Ed Barrett July 27, 2023

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#Preview: Shout! The Mod Musical – St Luke’s Bombed Out Church, Sat 29th July at 14.30

Linze Watson July 26, 2023

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#Review: Vibrant and Inclusive Liverpool Theatre Festival Impresses All Ages with Talented Mama G’s Production of The Magic Bookmark

Linze Watson July 26, 2023

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Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Storyhouse – 99% Love, Unreserved Reactions, and Magical Escapism!

Ed Barrett July 21, 2023

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Category: Theatre

#Review: Leo Wan (Ross) Steals the Show in ETT’s Macbeth

Mixed Reviews for ‘Cuckoo’ Play: Superb Acting and Set Design, But Writing and Direction Disappoint – 07.09.23, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool

#Review: By The Waters Of Liverpool Review: A Poignant Tale of Resilience and Despair

#Preview: Do I Love You?, Royal Court Studio, Liverpool,15-18th November, 2023

Illyria’s Enchanting ‘Robin Hood’ Production: Vibrant Characters, Whimsical Costumes, and Theatrical Brilliance Take Centre Stage

#Preview: Boys From the Blackstuff, Liverpool, Royal Court, 15.09.23 – 28.10.23

#Review: Illyria’s Gender-Blind Adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice” Delivers Heroic Entertainment Despite British Weather, The Palm House, Liverpool

#Preview: Shout! The Mod Musical – St Luke’s Bombed Out Church, Sat 29th July at 14.30

#Review: Vibrant and Inclusive Liverpool Theatre Festival Impresses All Ages with Talented Mama G’s Production of The Magic Bookmark

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Storyhouse – 99% Love, Unreserved Reactions, and Magical Escapism!

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