DaDaFest International returns to Liverpool City Region venues this autumn showcasing a series of high-quality cutting-edge work which challenges stereotypes and celebrates disability and D/deaf cultures.
This November, Manchester Jewish Museum will play host to – Festival of Leaving – a diverse and thought-provoking programme of live performance, music and installations.
Young Identity are holding a special evening of spoken word and poetry as part of the Festival of Leaving which runs at the Manchester Jewish Museum in November.
From £5.00
Step into the warmth of East London’s last authentic bath house for Bubble Schmeisis, an autobiographical show written and performed by Nick Cassenbaum.
From £12.00
Fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe, this is your opportunity to catch Menagerie Theatre’s absorbing one-man play, bloominauschwitz.
From £12.00
See Dicken’s Oliver Twist in a shadowy new light as Avant Garde Dance flip your expectations with their unmatched contemporary hip-hop style.
From £12.00
Lost Dog’s new show reveals the real story of Romeo and Juliet. It turns out they didn’t die in a tragic misunderstanding, they grew up and lived happily ever after.
From £9.50
In Uchenna Dance’s The Head Wrap Diaries, three fierce, clever and witty female characters take us through stories of community, heritage, womanhood, friendship, and most importantly, hair.
From £9.50
Maverick, anarchic, indomitable and fearless: all words that have been used to describe performance artist Liz Aggiss. Catch Slap and Tickle as part of Liverpool’s LEAP Dance Festival.
From £9.50
The exciting dance event returns to Liverpool this autumn – 10 days of top-notch local, national and international dance.
Recipient of the Making Waves bursary, you’ve got another chance to see this sell-out show before it takes the world (and Edinburgh Fringe) by storm.
From £10.00
Join Manchester-based award-winning performance company Quarantine for Wallflower, their 5-hour durational exploration of dance and memory.
From £12
