Most people don't know this, but my creative journey began in music, where I helped local talents like Jamie Webster, who was then in a band called "Staring at the Stereo," and C-two, a local rapper. I then gradually transitioned to theatre, where I found my passion for creating and storytelling. The success of "The Timeline" series at the Exhibition reignited my passion for audio production.
Read MoreThe biggest pressure of drama school lives outside of the rehearsal studio. Forget audition nerves, do you have the spare funds knocking around? Yes, it’s an investment. Yes, it’ll help you advance in your career and yes, there are scholarships up for grabs. Yet, it can still be almost impossible to gather the coins to get you in that studio in the first place.
Read MoreLiverpool based writer and musician Asa Murphy has penned a brand-new musical play which is set to premiere in the city next month, New Generations is a production that covers the importance of love and support within family life.
Read MoreOLD FRUIT JAR PRODUCTIONS return to the studio at The Royal Court, after a sell-out-run of their production of Twelfth Night. This time, a powerful presentation of the investigation that nearly shattered the British police force in the 70s: The Yorkshire Ripper. Considered the biggest manhunt in British history, THE INCIDENT ROOM (originally written by David Byrne & Olivia Hirst) explores the harrowing real-life events eliciting a thought-provoking experience that transports the audience to a pivotal moment in modern history. THE INCIDENT ROOM dives into the wider issues surrounding the case, such as misogyny and institutional negligence, with a reflection on the past and present day and a direct focus on the experiences of women and the impact of violence against them.
Read MoreMake it Write is a social enterprise and collective of artists aiming to improve opportunities for new writing and fringe performance in Liverpool and the North West. In their latest project, the writers were welcomed and invited to explore the theme of "Cruel Summer" in the writing competition. With over 70 applicants applying across the Northwest. They were asked to weave their tales using a limited number of words while retaining the essence of character, story, plot, and setting.
Read MoreThe Royal Standard (TRS), a renowned hub for artists and creatives, is excited to announce its upcoming annual summer fundraiser! With the aim of supporting local artists and fostering artistic endeavors, TRS is organizing an exciting one-day event featuring two auctions. This event is an excellent opportunity for Merseyside artists to showcase their talent and contribute to a thriving artistic community.
Read MoreThe latest exciting venture in our great city is The Atom Improv. What sets The Atom Improv apart is its exclusive focus on the renowned UCB (Upright Citizens Brigade) "game of the scene" style of improv. We caught up with the group's founder, Al Donohoe, to tell us a little more about it.
Read MoreAre you ready to step into the spotlight and turn a chair with your musical talent? The Voice is on the hunt for local artists, dynamic duos, harmonious trios, and captivating groups of up to eight members. This is your chance to showcase your vocal ability’s to leave a lasting impression on the industry's judges. The stage is set, and the opportunity awaits at the annual Open Mic night hosted by the amazing Lottie Lazenby.
Read MoreIn Just Under one week, Liverpool Theatre Festival will be returning to the bombed out church with a packed lineup of performances over 11 days. have a look at our previous write up which shows what’s on offer. One of the standout highlights of the festival is the specially commissioned play, "Sober Companion," co-written and co-starring Liverpool-born actor Joe McGann and Jake Norton.
Read More97+ debuted last year at the Liverpool theatre festival and ended with a standing ovation. Tom Cain Theatre is now bringing 97+, to The Space UK for the company's debut run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The performances will take place from the 14th to the 19th of August, starting at 19:00
In a gripping portrayal of resilience and trauma, the theatrical drama “97+” brings the untold truth of the Hillsborough tragedy to audiences, aiming to raise awareness and support survivors still grappling with its aftermath. The play, set in 2012, delves into the lives of Hillsborough survivors John and Steve, played by Colin Kilbride and Leslie Longley.
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