Long-standing community Theatre Company, Imaginarium has been working hard since September to put on a delightfully colourful and bonkers northern and modern twist on Pride and Prejudice. Each character had their distinctive colour and style and we are transported in the first scene to the Bennets` council House bedroom whereby they introduce themselves by singing to us; not unlike the Spice Girls! The whole thing had a lovely upbeat feel. It is a mixture of the Musical Six and the bedroom scene with Sandy and the girls in Grease.
Read MoreBev Clark, Has a wide range of experience in theatre she used to run Hand In Hand Theatre from 2008 to 2018, producing numerous large-scale projects on the Wirral. Their performances extended beyond the Wirral and beyond such as Contact Theatre in Manchester, as well as the famous Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford, along with various other theaters across England.
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Read MoreComing to the Hope Street Theatre this summer is A Triple Threat, a play focusing on self-confidence, overcoming fear and embracing renewal wrapped in the velvety curtain that is the performing arts. A Triple Threat finds three players, though very different, are brought together through performance.
Read MoreRecently, The Creative Wire caught up with the Writer behind Make it Write`s newest theatrical adventure, Passing Moustache and got to grips with what exactly it is about. Tantalising morsels have been left across social media platforms for several months. I had some idea but I let Ted Gray, the writer of this deeply immersive and exploratory piece, explain further.
Read MoreSetting the scene is a projection onto the back of the stage. Footage from the 1979 election is interspersed with live updates of the polls, and information of new police powers disproportionately affecting the black community. It launches you headlong into the performance and straight into the police station. Filing cabinets, chairs, and a table adorn the stage, giving the air of a slightly shabby local police haunt.
Read MoreAfter dedicating two years of our lives writing Happiness: The Ken Dodd Story, we knew that finding the right cast would be essential to bring the play to life. We advertised our casting call across different social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and were overwhelmed with over a hundred enquiries.
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Read MoreSteven Gerrard isn’t just in the title of this production, he’s in the very fabric of the set. A mural adorns the centre of the stage- Gerrard in mid-footballing celebration. And whilst his ears might be burning a little bit, it turns out that pop icons Girls Aloud and Beyonce get just as much- if a bit more- time on the pitch in this incredible show.
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