Part of the Physical Fest 2026 Great to see Natalie Bellingham, a theatre-maker, performer and physical comedian, at the Unity Meet Marie Chou‑Fleur: a gloriously absurd, big‑hearted guide to being human. Part clown, part confidant, she arrives with joy, foolish wisdom and an unshakeable belief … Continue readingUnity – Marie Chou‑Fleur
Part of the Physical Fest 2026. Great to see these two clowns at the Unity Two ordinary clowns look out at the horizon, both with different goals. The sun shines on their behinds as metaphors nip their ankles. Will they stride fearlessly towards the unknown … Continue readingUnity – All of us
When we found out that the Courettes were playing along with the ‘Tuppeny Bunters on home soil well we couldn’t say no. So we treated ourselves to stopover in Southend and got the train down in time for what was a brill gig at the … Continue readingFickle Pickle – The Courettes
When we found out that the ‘Bunters were playing on home soil along with the Courettes well we couldn’t say no. So we treated ourselves to stopover in Southend and got the train down in time for what was a brill gig at the perfectly … Continue readingFickle Pickle – Tuppenny Bunters
An evening of creative exploration and musical collaborations from a new generation of artists working between traditions, cultures and sound-worlds. Milap brought together musicians from @Samyo_uk, the UK’s National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music, and @taranguk, the UK’s Indian Music Collective. Conductors and mentors @kousicsen … Continue readingTung Auditorium – RE:Sound – A Showcase by Samyo and Tarang
Suzie, Edwina and Lucy have moved to a new school in a new town. Three very different sisters who will do anything to fit in and yet are desperate to be noticed. But how far will they go to break out of the roles in … Continue readingUnity – No One Will Tell Me How To Start a Revolution
After Rotten Apple, Near Miss was the second instalment in the Watching Windows trilogy, showed at The Unity. Absolutely blistering sole performance by Sam Alton who got a thoroughly well deserved standing ovation. Brill!! ‘Near Miss’ is set in the cool, chaos of 00s Liverpool … Continue readingUnity – Near Miss
Great to attend our first Liver Bards poetry night at Ma Boyles; They are run every first Tuesday of the month. I have attended spoken word evenings before but this was the full hit.. The evening opened up with host and MC Ali Hardwood who … Continue readingMa Boyles – Liver Bards – Down the Rivers of the Windfall Light Final
W’ed never seen The Cubical before so great to see them headlining at Future Yard. Here are a few photos:
Not seen the Crows play for a while so fab to see them at Future Yard. Big turnout too making a great atmosphere for the set! Here are some photos: