A powerful one-man show by Wooden Bridge Productions, starring Don Wycherley as Paddy Armstrong, part of the Liverpool Irish Festival.
Legislative theatre staged reading about male loneliness and the impact of generative AI, with audience interaction and discussion.
A chilling theatrical adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic ghost story, adapted for stage by Stef Smith and directed by Martin Constantine.
Coming-of-age drama by Fatima Ali Omar and staged by Side eYe about two best friends navigating ambition and friendship in a Birmingham grammar school.
Theatre production by the George Harrison Workshop Studio that reimagines the 15th-century morality play Everyman for a contemporary audience.
Interactive theatre show at the Everyman Theatre with a choice of narratives, including Sherlock Holmes and The Mystery of The Devils Hand.
A nativity play that reinterprets the familiar story through the lens of Merseyside's unique cultural heritage, produced by Kevin Fearon.
Student cast from St. Mary's College, Crosby, stages a contemporary interpretation of Euripides' Greek tragedy Iphigenia in Aulis in two performances.
Off Topic Theatre scratch night of works-in-progress, with short plays and a folk set, to gather audience feedback.
A new generation reimagining of Sue Frumin's pioneering queer theatre piece, directed by Hannah Tyrrell-Pinder.
Stage adaptation of Frank Capra's 1946 Christmas film, directed by Alex King and produced by Old Fruit Jar Productions, at Liverpool's Royal Court.
Adult Christmas pantomime of Pinocchio, 18+ only, in Liverpool.
Christmas pantomime of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, starring Ryan Mulvey, at the Epstein Theatre.
PurpleDoor's 1980s Liverpool Hamlet, with Nanci Bennett in the title role, staged alongside Twelfth Night for the company's 18th birthday.
PurpleDoor revives its 2014 'Twelfth Night On Tour', Shakespeare's play reimagined in 90s rave culture, performed with Hamlet as a double bill.
An audio playdio experience featuring Sherlock Holmes, Watson and Mrs Hudson during their first Christmas away from London, with sounds by Alan (Dr) Watson.
Interactive murder mystery event where you solve the crime as a master detective, set in 1958 Hollywood.
Middle Ground Theatre Company presents Charles Dickens' ghostly thriller The Signalman, directed by Michael Lunney, with stunning set and video projections.
Amateur production by LIPA acting students of Jez Butterworth's play about the Webb sisters returning to their family home in Blackpool in 1976.
Brand-new comedy by Jonathan Larkin about the Dingle and its legendary landlady Big Betty McDowd of the Viscount.
Birmingham Rep's stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's novel about two women in war-torn Afghanistan, on UK tour at the Everyman.
A multimedia theatre piece exploring love and memory, merging live performance and film, with integrated captioning.
Two older actors, former lovers, revisit Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet through live acting and a lost 1960s television version of the play.
A brand-new theatre show for young children featuring puppetry and songs, inspired by the Magic Light Pictures series and picture books by Axel Scheffler.
Liverpool-themed comedy play at the nautical-themed Royal Court Theatre on Roe Street.
Stage version of the 2007 horror film, with illusions by Chris Fisher, following a couple plagued by an unseen force.
Stage adaptation of Thomas Harris's horror novel, with John Partridge as Hannibal Lecter and Mollie Gallagher as Clarice Starling, at the Liverpool Empire.
National tour of Simon Beaufoy's play, the stage adaptation of the film 'The Full Monty', celebrating the film's 30th anniversary.
Theatrical world premiere of the Midsomer Murders whodunnit, adapted by Guy Unsworth, with Daniel Casey as Inspector Barnaby.
Stage adaptation of the classic British sitcom 'Dinnerladies', directed by Sean Foley and starring Les Dennis, Sue Cleaver, Karen Henthorn and Amy Drake.
The National Theatre's stage adaptation of Noel Streatfeild's novel, with Anton Du Beke as Great Uncle Matthew, on tour to the Liverpool Empire.
Stage version of J.B. Priestley's drawing-room drama about the Birling family and the suicide of Eva Smith, recommended for ages 12 and above.
Interactive family show with live music, puppets and storytelling based on the picture book by Kristina Stephenson.
