The new adaptation of Crime and Punishment at the Liverpool Playhouse is theatre-making at its best.
Read an interview with the play's director - and win tickets to see Crime and Punishment at the Liverpool Playhouse
Useful Donkey's adaptation of Isaac Bashevis Singer's memoir on childhood in Jewish Warsaw is affecting and thoughtful.
Sharknado premiere at FACT. Set brains to decompose.
Hip-hop and comedy meet in Doc Brown's new show Of Mic And Men.
An unusual spin on a familiar set-up, wonderful ambiance and excellent lead performances make Melody Loses Her Mojo a satisfying and confident productio.
Tis the season when theatres traditionally go 'dark' - but Liverpool's theatre groups are heading outside this Summer. Vicky Anderson picks seven highlights.
You can see why, initially, Lloyd Webber hesitated: writing a musical about a fascist dictator and his scheming wife, whose ambitions were cut short by...
Despite strong performances and moment of beauty, The Kite Runner never develops a sense of threat or urgency that such a lengthy, weighty production requires.
Che Burnley rounds up the Liverpool comedy circuit's best over the next week.
Our comedy guy Che Burnley picks four comedy shows in Liverpool over this weekend to make you laugh.
Our exploration of the region's theatres beyond Liverpool city centre takes us to New Brighton, and the rejuvenated Floral Pavilion.
Lovely central performances ensure that Beautiful Thing is still engaging, though time has lent a familiarity to the play that diminishes it.