The musical biopic tribute about the so-called “quiet” Beatle is back following a hugely successful 2024 UK and Ireland tour.
“All Things Must Pass”, they say. Well, George Harrison’s name will live on forever. From the creators of Something About Simon – The Paul Simon Story, comes a show that answers the question “where does life take you after being in the greatest band in the history of the world?”
Starring West End actor and musician Daniel Taylor, Something About George – The George Harrison Story tells the truly remarkable tale of one of music’s most understated icons.
Featuring a five-piece band performing beautiful songs such as “My Sweet Lord”, “Something”, “Got My Mind Set On You” and “Handle With Care”, the show includes incredible solo material and music from rock n’ roll’s greatest supergroup, The Travelling Wilburys – not forgetting more than a few Beatles’ classics along the way. From heartbreak to hedonism and song writing to instant success, Something About George will show you a life that was anything but quiet.
What the press said…
“Something about George is a show that will be around in the years to come.” – Wirral Globe ★★★★??
“All songs were performed superbly pitch perfect, giving a moving and entirely beautiful tribute.” – The Broken Spine ★★★★??
“I loved everything about this show, thank You for giving us such a brilliant night of non-stop entertainment.” – Fairy Powered ★★★★★
Five birthdays. Two unhappy marriages. One possessive mother.
It is 1976. Dennis tinkers in his garage, cheerfully indifferent to wife Vera’s impending breakdown. Marjorie hovers in the background, making tea and finding fault. Neil has planned a birthday surprise for his wife, but Pam doesn’t share his enthusiasm, preoccupied by frustrations of her own.
Set in a suburban garage and garden over four successive birthdays beginning in February and ending the following January, playwright Alan Ayckbourn masterfully evokes a world of hidden tensions and suppressed hostility. In perhaps his most emotionally charged play, Ayckbourn skilfully navigates the tightrope between comedy and tragedy, guiding us towards a hilarious, yet chilling finale.
An Olivier and Tony Award winning playwright, Alan Ayckbourn’s ninety plays have been produced worldwide. Notable successes include: The Norman Conquests, Relatively Speaking, Bedroom Farce, A Chorus of Disapproval and Communicating Doors.
Following successful tours of Absent Friends (2015) and Absurd Person Singular (2020-21), Alan Ayckbourn’s 1976 masterclass in suburban comedy and heartbreak will form the centrepiece of London Classic Theatre’s 25th Anniversary celebrations.
Age 14+
Kerry Ellis is the Queen of the West End.
From My Fair Lady to We Will Rock You, from Les Miserables to Wicked, in both the West End and on Broadway, she has starred in musical theatre’s biggest roles, making shows her own and earning her numerous awards. Her list of credits is remarkable and also includes Oliver!, Cats, Miss Saigon, Chess, The War Of The Worlds, and Anything Goes, among many others. She has recorded 4 studio albums, and toured the world both as a solo artist and with her good friend Sir Brian May. And now the star who grew up admiring musical theatre icons Liza Minnelli and Barbra Streisand is looking back on her illustrious career.
Singing songs from the biggest musicals and telling stories about how she came to play roles, this is a unique opportunity to see and hear the West End’s biggest hits in a very intimate setting on a tour of the UK. Don’t miss it.
VIP Meet’n’Greet packages available.
Put on your safari hats and get ready for some ranger danger and roarsome routines! There’s a baby Ankylosaurus lost in the forest who needs your help and you must find her before the Evil Zookeeper Scientist does…
Flapping frills and dino thrills await as we set off on the ultimate wild rescue mission with state-of-the-art walking dinosaurs, some of which have never been seen on a stage before. You’ll encounter Freya the dancing Raptor, Dylan the Dilophosaurus, Angie the Ankylosaurus, Scar the Spinosaurus and Bruce the mighty T-Rex.
With a captivating story, interactive activities throughout and an immersive finale that will bring the house down, Dino Tales is an unforgettable fun-filled family adventure starring Europe’s largest walking dinosaurs to ever roam the stage. You and the kids will be jumping for Jurassic joy after this pre-historic party, so get ready for the ultimate Jurassic rescue adventure.
Experience the magical tale of redemption this Christmas for yourself with the multi award-winning A Place For Us Theatre. Join Scrooge as he is visited by the three ghosts in this exciting, hour-long adaptation.
With just the right amount of spooky chills, and plenty of festive magic, this is the perfect way to celebrate the season.
Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ Thursday 18th, Friday 19th and Saturday 20th December 2025 Performances at 6:00pm and 7:45pm Norton Priory Museum and Gardens, Runcorn Cheshire
A 6 week ONLINE Course led by Merseyside writer, Helen Jeffery.
This course is aimed at writers who have some prior experience of writing for stage
During the 6 weeks we will cover topics such as: Character development, Exposition, Verbatim, Form, Structure, Theatricality & World Building.
At the end of the 6 weeks, you’ll have time to go away and write and then submit a short piece to me for inclusion in a scratch night in Liverpool during the summer (details TBC!)
NB- If you are a writer who is sober/in recovery and based in Liverpool City region then please do reach out to me via email as I have some funded spots available if finance is a barrier
Come and join us for a fantastic night of new writing brought to you by Sober Scribbles!
Formed by Helen Jeffery in 2024, Sober Scribbles is a safe and supportive community for sober and sober-curious writers to come together in Liverpool and be able to create and share work in alcohol free spaces.
Since the first in-person workshops, several online playwriting courses have run under the banner of ‘Sober Scribbles’ – tonight we are excited to present extracts of work from the emerging playwrights who have attended these.
Set in 1970s America during the festive period we follow head scientist Kimmy who is hired to crack the coded of time travel and help win the ‘time race’ for her country.
However, after tragedy strikes her mission to complete time travel becomes more than just a job as she works to fix her mistakes and save her future…
Christmas 2025. New York City. Zara, a rising social media star and presenter, has recently taken a luxurious job offer and moved from Liverpool to New York City with her “boring” boyfriend Phil. Feeling left out and missing their best mate, Ste and Chrissy have booked their tickets and are ready to light up The Big Apple just in time for Christmas.
After being dragged along to an “influencer” event on the first night of the trip, Ste meets an American girl, Grace. With his holiday romance in full swing, Ste invites Grace out with the gang. Following a few revelations, what was looking to be the perfect Christmas turns into one that will live long in the gangs memory for years to come.
Looking for something a bit different this year, this situational comedy is all about bringing the fun to the audience, aiming to portray an aspect of realism through a comedic lens.
7:30pm & 2:30pm
THE GHOST OF GRAVES END is a perfect post-Christmas not-Panto entertainment. WOMAN IN BLACK meets the high-energy comedic silliness of THE 39 STEPS.
Charles is a penniless poet who takes a position as a tutor to a peculiar orphan boy. The previous tutor left in a hurry, and everyone is reluctant to say why. Afflicted by strange dreams, things that go bump in the night, and increasingly dire circumstance, Charles has to decide whether to stay or get the Hell out of there.
This is a spooky Victorian comedy. Inspired by classic ghost stories of the genre, with its tongue is firmly in its’ cheek, but at the same time, genuinely scary.
Written by Robert Farquhar. Plays include GODS OFFICIAL, INSOMNOBABBLE, BAD JAZZ and THE BIG I AM.
‘A true comic playwright.’ (THE GUARDIAN)
‘Strange, fast and very funny.’ (LIVERPOOL ECHO on INSOMNOBABBLE)
Cast includes Tim Lynskey (Big Wow)
