Posts in The creative Wire
What Happens Next? Special Plug-In: When Things Fall Apart

Steven, a passionate dancer, who lives with his personal instructor, Dan. The stage is set for a tale of love and upheaval when Steven encounters the enchanting Briony. However, just as the flames of love begin to flicker, strange sensations threaten to unravel Steven's life and career. Dan, the ever-present mentor, should be a pillar of support during these difficult times but he’s deep within in his own romantic pursuits, leaving questions about their shared future hanging in the air.

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What Happens Next? Special Plug-In: Kill, Boom, Stop and Run.

Dominic Quinn, a versatile actor stepping into the arena of writing for the first time,  Dominic has a theatrical background with recent notable performances at the Everyman in productions like 'The Crown Duels' and 'Be You Living or Be You Dead.' With a passion for original Liverpool based theatre, Dominic is on a mission to bring more of it into the limelight.

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What Happens Next? Special Plug-In: Tomorrow Drifters

Tomorrow Drifter, set in Liverpool, England, one New Year’s Eve, tells the story of Billy Lowe, an 18 year old who, having just dropped out of university, has been kicked out of his home for the day. He goes to spend the evening with his best friend, Eddie Webster. Eddie, also 18, is a slacker who sits around jobless, smoking weed and playing video games all day long. The play follows the pair as they spend New Year’s Eve together, getting high at a party and confronting some long lost demons that have come back to haunt them both over the past year.

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What Happens Next?: Story so far..

Last year, Tip Tray Theatre launched the "What Happens Next?" writing competition, and the response was incredible. The theatre scene in Liverpool hasnt been this excited in a long time. I had the opportunity to work closely with the team at TipTray to promote and host the after party during my time at opening nights. Now, with my new platform The Creative Wire, has already started coverage on the exciting shows thats part of this event. When I first met Maisy and Evan, I was amazed at how passionate and driven they were and this is the sole reason why I love working with these guys and continue to do so.

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What Happens Next? Special Plug-In: Pointless?

A graduate of both the Liverpool Royal Court and Liverpool Everyman's playwright development programs, he has honed his skills and found success with his works hitting the stages of the city. Winston's full-length play, 'Stand up,' and various shorter plays have all been met with great feedback which has gave him the confidence to keep making great theatre that will make you laugh and cry at the same time.

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Introducing your host, Liam Gillies

I came to theatre pretty late in life. I was doing my masters degree in comedy (graduated with a distinction last year so, I was technically the funniest person in the country for a while there) when I saw the royal court Liverpool were running a yearlong course in writing for the stage. I had never given stage writing much thought. I was bottom sets in everything in school so we never did Shakespeare in English, but I thought I would apply with a radio play I won a runner up prize with a few years previous and, to my surprise, I was invited to take part on the course.

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What Happens Next? Special Plug-In: Four

We caught up with Elspeth Todd, the writer of Four, for an in-depth interview to get an insight into her background, motivation, inspiration and thinking.

Tell us about your writing.

Writing came on a whim. I’ve never really had the confidence to write, as someone who went through school being told they weren’t good enough or stupid even after being diagnosed very late in life with Dyslexia and cognitive processing issues, I was still described as ‘simple.’ Since then, I’ve always been terrified to write stuff down.

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Gamechangers Networking Event coming soon!

An exciting new talent agency launches in Liverpool in the New Year and they’re scouting for fresh creatives to vibe with their tribe.

Headed by entrepreneur and performance coach Rob Rave, together with photographer and model Nadiya Khan, Gamechanger Talent is a boutique agency working with artists in the film, TV and commercial industry.

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Night Out At: Dick Whittington

Just Entertainment Ltd’s Dick Whittington is everything you could want from a pantomime- it is colourful, energetic and a barrel of laughs. Taking to Hope Street Theatre, it is a festive delight for all the family. With local references aplenty (here’s hoping you aren’t visiting from the Wirral…) Dick Whittington will have you laughing, singing, and clapping along.

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