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Woolton Picture House stages 12 Days of Christmas this December

Ten years ago this week, Northern Broadsides staged Dario Fo’s Accidental Death of an Anarchist at the Liverpool Playhouse. The play was...

Playwright Lizzie Nunnery returns to the Everyman stage with this dramatically spare but emotionally resonant telling of a real-life...

He may be advancing in age, but 50 years on after Forty Years On, Armley’s finest (and trademarked ‘National Treasure’) Alan Bennett is...

She may not walk down Lime Street anymore, but Maggie May is still doing roaring business just down the road in this rousing new musical...

Turn on, tune in and let your imagination run riot along with the cast in this latest production from the mad masters of theatricality....

What happens when the home and hearth we’ve dreamt about turns out not to be the place of refuge we’d imagined? There’s certainly not...

Nature or nurture? Are we the people we are because of our genes – or is our character formed by the world around us? Or is it both?...

When the precociously talented teenage playwright Shelagh Delaney penned A Taste of Honey in 1958 it was to highlight the kind of gritty...

Next week it’s 40 years since a couple of teenage mates from Meols knocked on Roger Eagle’s door at Eric’s and asked if they could play a...

Most Liverpudlians aren’t even aware of its existence, but for more a than century Toxteth Reservoir helped keep the south of the city...