“To quote the inestimable Quentin Crisp (upon introducing a friend), `This is Mr. Maupin, he invented San Francisco.’ Not just San Francisco either. For millions of fans around the world Armistead Maupin might as well have invented gay culture.” OUT MAGAZINE
Pick Me Up Theatre bring the much-loved Me and My Girl to York’s Grand Opera House with a string of wonderful Noel Gay tunes including the show-stopping Lambeth Walk
“I want this to be a unique theatrical experience that integrates documentary-style filmed footage, but without losing the impact of live theatre.”
★★★★ “This wonderfully playful, intimate and ultimately moving show… Constantly pits idealism against self-interest and pragmatism.” – Lyn Gardner, The Guardian
★★★★ “The choreographer squares up to our political anxieties – and his own demons – with grace and the defiant spirit of the band who played on the Titanic.” – The Guardian
BBC Radio 6 DJ Stuart Maconie comes to The Epstein Theatre on Saturday 18 May with Jarrow: Road to the Deep South.
‘If you can measure the success of a children’s show by its ability to light up the faces of rain-drenched toddlers, this show has no room for improvement’ Edinburgh Festivals Magazine
“An excellent company of talented young dancers. Their energy and enthusiasm is breathtaking.”
“What a privileged to be invited to Liverpool to launch the Abbey Road mural by Paul Curtis and The Beatles Story, it was a magical moment for us to be part of. Visiting Liverpool, the birthplace of The Beatles and where it all began in their incredible history, was very fitting as we head towards the start of the new tour.”
‘The play aims to shine a light on our experience as working-class young people growing up today. I think there’s a problem with working-class representation being simplified to prams and tracksuits, and that’s just not the full picture.