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Woolton Picture House stages 12 Days of Christmas this December

And so, the new season has opened at the Philharmonic Hall, with a programme which, if not with whistles, certainly had plenty of bells...

Henry V has often been used as a reflection of national mood or circumstance. It’s complex and subtle narrative has been turned this way...

Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre has always been committed to creating a family-friendly storytelling space. In recent years that has...

There’s no lack of ambition from the young performers who take over the Empire’s stage for a few days each summer – whether in the...

Ever bump in to an old friend you haven’t seen for a while and think – blimey, you look good? What have you done to yourself? Well that’s...

It’s 15 years since Green Day released their angst-infused album American Idiot, and a decade since it was first turned in to a pop rock...

Performing a play set in ‘fair’ Verona is always a gamble in an English summer where the light from yonder window breaking is currently...

It’s not uncommon for the RLPO to produce a gloriously cinematic sound. But a whole evening? That’s certainly what you get when you...

Time flies when you’re having fun, and when it comes to Spymonkey, the clock has evidently gone supersonic. Somehow the company has...

Remember the classic self-help book Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus which explained how the sexes spoke different languages – and...