Backstage in a faded Liverpool social club, seasoned cabaretdiva and aspiring actress, Bev, prepares for her final ever gig.

While she awaits a life-changing phone call, Bev takes us ona hilarious journey through her rollercoaster of a career, introducing someweird and wonderful characters on the way; from cameos on Corrie, Christmaswith The Krankies, booze-cruising on the Mersey, and even body-doubling for amonkey - Bev has done it all.

Starring Catherine Rice and Andrew Schofield, this newcomedy two-hander lifts the lid on the world of show business, shines aspotlight on fame, and asks what 'making it' really means.

Back at the Royal Court Studio following a sell out run in2019, this production began as a sellout and award-winning one-woman show, 'OurBev's Christmas Cracker!' in 2018. Audience reaction: "The funniest nightout in years" "Comedy gold" "You cannot miss thisshow!"

Written by Stephen Fletcher & Catherine Rice withadditional material by Andrew Schofield

Directed by Stephen Fletcher

Tag #ThisIsOurBev #MakingIt

"A lot of heart, souland Merseyside wit" Liverpool Echo

Presented by Life in Theatre

Performance Information

Approximate show duration: 1 hour and 50 minutes including a20 minute interval

Age Rating: 16+

Please note - the bar will close 15 minutes before theadvertised start time.

Latecomers will not be admitted so please arrive in goodtime.

Please contact Box Office on 0151 709 4321 if you requirewheelchair access. There are two wheelchair spaces available for each show.

If you want to have dinner before the show, we recommend theCourtyard Bar & Kitchen next door to the theatre.Book a table on their website by clickinghere.

There are no booking fees payable (hurrah!)

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