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‘The sort of play best observed up close’: BEYOND BELIEF – Liverpool

In Opinion, Plays, Regional theatre, Reviews, Touring by Vicky Anderson4th October 2018Leave a Comment

The work of Tmesis has always examined the stuff of life with style, precision, humour and heart, and the company’s latest show Beyond Belief is no exception.

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‘We always develop & grow through touring & performing’: Spotlight on Liverpool-based theatre company Tmesis

In Features, Interviews, Musicals, News, Opinion, Plays, Regional theatre, Reviews, Touring by Vicky Anderson27th September 2018Leave a Comment

One of Liverpool’s widest-reaching and most creative theatre companies, physical theatre specialists Tmesis, is returning with its latest show Beyond Belief.

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HAPPY HOUR – Liverpool

In Comedy, Opinion, Plays, Regional theatre, Reviews by Vicky Anderson20th October 2016Leave a Comment

Happy Hour is the seventh show from Liverpool-based physical theatre company Tmesis, and continues in the vein of 2015’s That’s Amore – four performers on a wry, sideways rollercoaster ride through modern life, brimming with as much fun as poignancy.

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