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Woolton Picture House stages 12 Days of Christmas this December

Last summer some of the UK’s leading companies converged on Liverpool to pledge a year-round programme of opera for city audiences....

When Hair first burst upon the UK stage in 1968 it was pretty racy and outrageous stuff – hippies, protest, drugs, sex….full-frontal...

Four Russian composers, one Russian conductor, a German cellist, multi-national orchestra and a Liverpool audience together on a late...

Little Shop of Horrors the musical started its life in the intimate confines of an Off-Off-Broadway theatre space. And this new...

Last season BOST took a noirish journey into the sinister, unsavoury savoury world of Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd. This year they’ve swapped...

A great big Beethoven anniversary is looming on the horizon with next year marking the 250 years since Ludwig van’s birth. The world is...

Generations of romantics have had the time of their lives watching Dirty Dancing, whether it be the original 1987 film or, over the past...

One of art’s great abilities is to transcend its physical and historical boundaries to speak loudly to us about the way we are now....

The Royal Court has always been committed to bringing new work to the stage, and My Fairfield Lady is one of six shows being premiered at...

Little can Richard O’Brien have imagined when his Rocky Horror Show was premiered in the 62-seat fringe theatre upstairs at London’s...