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Frankenstein // Reviews

★★★★★
"Brilliant. An old story made electrically alive"
The Stage

★★★★★
"A tremendous show"
Susannah Clapp, The Observer

★★★★★
"This show deserves a six-star rating. It wins on so many levels"
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★★★★★
"The Dr Frankenstein in this pulsing adaptation is contemporary society, which has the potential to make monsters of us all."
The Reviews Hub

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To Have to Shoot Irishmen // reviews

★★★★
“An evocative slice of history layered with original folk songs and heartfelt performance"
The Stage

★★★★
“A tight, heart wrenching and very real story”
The Spy in the Stalls

“A fine tribute to Sheehy Skeffington”
Broadway World

“Excellently performed by the entire cast”
North West End

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The Unreturning
The Unreturning // reviews

★★★★★
“A truly remarkable show”
The Reviews Hub

“The Unreturning could be the most impressive piece of physical theatre you see this year”
Liverpool ECHO

★★★★★
“Innovative and captivating. It's a feast for the eyes and the heart"
Broadway World

“Oozes prestige like a flagship BBC drama”
The Stage

“Frantic Assembly has done it again”
British Theatre Guide

“Skilfully performed, as physically adept and verbally dextrous as one would expect from this company”
Radio Exe

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To Have to Shoot Irishmen
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Go behind the scenes with 1927

Members of the cast and company will give a behind the scenes insight into their work; with a particular focus on the technical aspects and how these are so seamlessly integrated with their performances
Thu 18 Oct | 3.30pm | FREE
PRODUCTIONS

Post-show discussion

"Who will we be?" Telling new stories about Ireland's past and future A post-show panel discussion chaired by author and academic Professor Gerry Smyth (LJMU), with playwright Lizzie Nunnery, Director Gemma Kerr, Professor Victor Merriman (Edge Hill University) and Emma Smith (Director of Liverpool Irish Festival).
Sat 27 Oct | EV1

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