The Hope Street Theatre was presented with a double bill of "Dirty Old Town" by Mikyla Jane Durkan and "Out The Woodwork" by Lee Clotworthy. Mikyla's one-woman show blended dark comedy with her signature humor, while Lee's Scouse farce followed Pat's adventures after winning £30 million in the lottery. Both performances left the audience captivated and entertained.
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Phina Oruche's performance of ‘IDENTITY CRISIS’ in her hometown of Liverpool was nothing short of perfect. Her show was hailed as a masterful blend of humor, self-deprecation, and unvarnished honesty in reflecting on her past. The production promised a cathartic journey which she delivered flawlessly through Liverpool's multifaceted media landscape, brought to life through nine unique characters. Each one wrestled with their personal demons, illuminating the yearning for love, validation, and belonging.
Phina Oruche's commanding presence on stage, set against a minimalist backdrop, drew the audience into a captivating journey of self-expression. The spotlight that bathed her performance in its glow seemed to symbolize the intensity of the emotions and experiences she shared. one audience member stated. "You were great, Phina! Your story challenged me to ask, 'What do I allow to determine my value?'" Another enthused, "So funny and interesting! I love it!", this shows the profound impact of Oruche's performance.
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