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Wild Flowers, Theatre Review. Epstein Theatre, Liverpool.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * * *

Cast: Russell Parry, Dominic Pitt, John Bradburn, Wendy Jones, Des Flanagan, Mark Jones, Ashleigh Barton, Josie Parks, Louise Clark, Tony Russell, Jade Oxby, Franny Conlin, Wayne Lester, Peter Highton, Ken Adderley, Mal French.

It’s hard to find a production these days that is professionally polished and smooth to watch but still retains its personal touch; the little feeling you get when you recognise a character or two from your own life. It is possible to see audience members forget they are watching the latest production of Wild Flowers from the company of the same name. However they are and with original tunes and such developed characters, what a production it is!

Wild Flowers, Theatre Review. Epstein Theatre, Liverpool. full post

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The Epstein Theatre Announces Its 2013 Spring Season.

Since 1913 the Hanover Street venue formally known as Cranes Music Hall, Cranes Theatre and the Neptune Theatre, has provided live entertainment to the city for 100 years this year which includes the opening of The Epstein Theatre in 2012 following a 1 million refurbishment. To mark the centenary, The Epstein Theatre is delighted to announce its spring season, following its hugely successful first season in autumn 2012, which included Epstein – The Man Who Made The Beatles and the Christmas Pantomime Cinderella starring Sonia and Philip Olivier.

The Epstein Theatre Announces Its 2013 Spring Season. full post

(739 words, estimated 2:57 mins reading time)

Wild Flowers, Theatre Review. Unity Theatre, Liverpool.

Originally published by L.S. Media. May 18th 2012.

L.S. Media Rating ****

Cast: Des Flanagan, John Bradburn, John Mitchell, Josie Parks, Peter Highton, Jane Hill, Wendy Jones, Mark Jones, Dominic Pitt, Lee Gibson, Russell Parry.

There are not many cities within England that reflects on its past nor has much inspired and genuine hope for its future as Liverpool. The history is there for all to see and even on the most cursory of glances by a visitor to the city at any of the walls or historic monuments dotted around will see how the years have shaped the city’s heart.

Wild Flowers, Theatre Review. Unity Theatre, Liverpool. full post

(484 words, 1 image, estimated 1:56 mins reading time)