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A Celebration of Zoe's Place promises star-studded musical line-up this summer

You wait ages for one Willy Russell play – and then two come along at the same time! With Shirley Valentine back at the Everyman and...

Four decades after she first slid chips and egg on to a plate, Shirley Valentine continues to speak directly to audiences all over the...

The Liverpool Phil’s annual artist in residence programme has nurtured a host of rewarding musical partnerships – along with lasting...

Love’s Labour’s Lost, Shakespeare’s early comedy, doesn’t often get staged these days. Even the RSC only seems to return to it every...

The inspiration for a radical reimagining of Swan Lake apparently came to Matthew Bourne while he watched more traditionally staged...

With Easter being so late this year, it’s still the best part of a fortnight until the day we British know as Shrove Tuesday – and much...

Musical theatre is no stranger to a precocious protagonist – think little orphan Annie or, in more recent years, Tim Minchin’s Matilda....

It was hosting a trio of young evacuees during the Second World War which sparked the idea which eventually led to CS Lewis’ famous...

His outrageous comic caper One Man, Two Guvnors may remain his best-known work, but Richard Bean has enjoyed a prolific run as a...

Most people would agree it’s been quite a week for Vikingur Ólafsson . First the Icelandic pianist picked up a coveted Grammy for his...