Mikyla Jane Durkan covers a lot of ground in her one woman show Dirty Old Town. With only sketch-show esque props she is alone on the stage at Hope Street Theatre yet has her audience chuckling along with ease. Written and performed by Durkan, she plays Marigold lately in a series of sketches ranging from the side-splitting, to a little random with some unexpected curveballs throughout.
Read MoreAre you an aspiring actor facing the daunting task of creating a standout showreel and professional headshots? Look no further! Jon Hill, the creative force behind "Jon Creates" freelancing service, understands the challenges actors face when trying to make their mark in the industry.
Read MoreThese nights are important for me because I'm a firm believer in the power of networking. The more creatives you connect with and collaborate with, the better your journey becomes. Personally, investing time in networking has made a massive difference, eliminating many nightmares along the way. 7 years ago I entered the scene without knowing anyone, but over the years, I've built a network of contacts. Now, my goal is to motivate other creatives to get out there, get themselves known, and start building their own networks like I did many moons ago.
Read MoreTired Horse Productions' "IN THE SUN" delivered an exhilarating night of theatre showcasing the diverse talents of independent artists. The evening unfolded with five distinct shows, each offering a unique perspective on the human experience.
Read MoreA mere two-minute walk from the Bombed Out church, safely ensconced from the main city thoroughfare is a simple theatrical curiosity worth checking out. Whether you are an actor, writer, director or producer, you absolutely need to acquaint yourself with this space.The new award-winning venue on Rodney Street is the latest discovery everyone in the Liverpool fringe theatre scene is talking about – if you haven’t guessed yet, it’s The Studio Below.
Read MoreBefore they were known as ‘The Beatles’, they had to get their name out there! Lucy, Paul, George and Ringo explore their creativity as a band and work together to get themselves a record deal. They start at the bottom and intend to work their way, right up to the top. As a female lead, people do not think they will get anywhere. Until after one show night when events take a turn and a new member is introduced….
Casting To Play Ringo
Read MoreThere was a powerful service for An Gorta Mor as part of The Liverpool Irish Festival on its final day, and this year seems even more poignant when we are witnessing homelessness, persecution, refugees, poverty, and 'othering' on the world stage, and such dreadful atrocities.
Read MoreGreen and Blue by Kabosh Theatre company based in Belfast was incredible with a Q and A and I’m still processing the experience. It is not just a voice for the people of Ireland North and South of the border but its incredibly apt for conflicts across the World and communities that have complex and difficult relationships with the Police Force.
Read MoreAs we continue to enjoy each week of The Car Monologues, created by Bob Towers, author of 'Vodka and Mushrooms' and mentor for Likeminded Production, in my opinion its an addictive series of intimate and intense monologues. Inspired by Peter Kay's 'Car Share,' The idea of telling stories in close quarters sparked a desire to create a similar platform for characters to explore their deepest thoughts and experiences within the confines of a car
Read MoreThe mix-up kicks off at 3 pm with Competent Productions bringing you a special Panel discussion and Q&A with four working artists from the Liverpool theatre scene and beyond. If you're looking for practical, worthwhile insight into how a project makes it from the ideas stage to the stage, this might just be for you. Don't forget to book your free place below for the Guest Panel
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