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.
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Bev 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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Recently, 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.
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After 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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We are made up to host tickets for Independent Venue Week at Arts Bar Hope St and Arts Bar Baltic through our Ticket hosting feature. We can’t thank the lads enough for giving an independent creative group an opportunity like this. This helps towards our goal of being the go-to platform for creatives.
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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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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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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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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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