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Syncopated storytelling premieres at Liverpool Playhouse Studio this September

It’s become part of Scouse folklore. So it was perhaps inevitable the (tallish) tale of the time a teenage Coleen McLoughlin chucked her...

There have been plenty of stories on stage inspired by the Red side of Liverpool – so chapeau to the Royal Court for redressing the...

Midsummer arrives this month but even if it doesn’t bring traditional Puckish sprites and Rude Mechanicals, there’s still plenty of...

Woolton Picture House could be reopened as a cinema once again after a deal was agreed to buy the building for the community. The...

At the beginning of his original season in charge at Goodison, manager David Moyes dubbed Everton ‘the People’s Club’ and the name almost...

No matter the generation, no matter the venue, or show or size of the audience - the smell of the greasepaint and the roar of the crowd...

The merry month of May is upon us and while the days are getting warmer and the nights lighter, there’s still plenty to enjoy indoors at...

Football and theatre - both stages on which compelling drama can unfold. Sometimes the two come together: think The Damned United, Bend...

In the early 80s, Alan Bleasdale was a member of the Liverpool Playhouse’s ‘Gang of Four’ – the quartet who nurtured writers and new work...

Reds and Blues go head-to-head in a new ‘marital’ comedy coming to the Royal Court stage this September. Ian Salmon’s The Derby-Days will...