Make it Write Productions run three workshops early in each year to find plays to produce at the Liverpool Fringe. The workshops called “Play with your Play” introduce writers to a director and allow them to look at their plays through a director’s eyes. This year, Directors Molly Farquhar and Luke Sookdeo chose Bernie Winston’s true life play Bad Blood. They are now in the process of rehearsing this.
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In summer 2005 I was approaching the end of a contract at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, where I’d been employed as an in-house writer. It was interesting work, researching and interpreting the museum’s collections for their new website, and developing an interactive, multimedia guid. After five years, however, the stream of Heritage Lottery money that had paid my wages had run dry.
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Following last year’s sold-out success, Part Vampire is back and ready to take Liverpool by storm once again! This hilarious musical comedy, featuring Phil Jones, the celebrated frontman of Liverpool's cult band "Afraid of Mice," returns for a brand-new tour, bringing more laughter, music, and unexpected twists to audiences across the city.
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As promised, here’s the first exclusive feature from The Creative, our online magazine, showcasing The Moondogs, brilliantly covered by our talented writer, Grace Morrison. We’re thrilled for you to read this sneak peek ahead of the full issue, set to release on 20th September. So grab a drink, sit back, and enjoy this special preview by clicking the button above or below. We hope you enjoy the magazine’s format, and you can also find the full write-up below.
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Over the past few weeks, you may have noticed that things have been a bit quiet here at The Creative Wire. But rest assured, we've been hard at work behind the scenes on something truly special. We're thrilled to announce that we're expanding our platform with the launch of our very own online creative magazine, The Creative.
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James Walker's upcoming children's book, *The Girl in the Mirror: Isobel's Dream*, delves into the pressing issue of school bullying while also exploring themes of friendship, honesty, loyalty, and the complex relationships between young people and their elders. Set in Liverpool, where Walker himself resides, the story is not only a compelling narrative but also a heartfelt message to young readers on how to navigate these challenges.
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