Articles relating to: Liverpool Everyman
Review: Othello, Liverpool Everyman
It is the fate of Golda Rosheuvel that her gender will be the first thing that many people comment upon when critiquing her performance as Othello.
Review: Paint Your Wagon, Everyman, Liverpool
I can see the temptation. Fiddler on the Roof was a rousing fanfare to herald the arrival of last year’s Everyman Compann, the comeback after a long absence of a distinguished theatrical institution welcomed with song, dance and critical acclaim.
Review: The Sum, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool
At last, this is the one. This is the play the Everyman company has been waiting to reveal, the one that helps its pioneering rep project make a brilliant kind of sense.
Review: Fiddler on the Roof, Liverpool Everyman
It is perhaps appropriate that the Liverpool Everyman’s first rep company in 25 years should open their inaugural production with a rousing song called Tradition.
Review: The Star, Liverpool Playhouse
It’s amazing what a difference two and a half hours can make.
Review: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool
Everyone knows that 1966 was a great year. England won the World Cup, the phrase “swinging London” was used for the first time and, over in Italy, the events that led to Shakespeare writing The Two Gentlemen of Verona were being played out.
Review: I Am Thomas, Liverpool Playhouse
In the week that my jaw plummeted in a southerly direction due to unexpected use of the phrase “zipless fuck” on Radio 4 – at 10.45am no less – you might think there’s nowhere left for transgressive discourse to go.
Review: The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary! at Liverpool Everyman
When approaching a stage adaptation of a literary classic, it can be useful to be familiar with the source material, particularly if you intend to review the show.
Review: The Odyssey, Liverpool Everyman
We all became so blasé about the concept of a ‘journey’ didn’t we? Sit down, lift off, couple of gins, a nice snooze and then whooosh, applaud the pilot and back on the ground.
Review: Dead Dog in a Suitcase, HOME, Manchester
There’s an urban legend about a dead dog in a suitcase.
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