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Review: Two at Shakespeare North Playhouse ***1/2

The story of the feisty Ford seamstresses and their 1968 fight for equal pay became a box office winner when the film of Made in Dagenham...

A Midsummer Night’s Dream remains one of the best-loved of Shakespeare’s plays. Magic, sprites, comedy, star-crossed (or for much of the...

The Lonesome West (Credit L1 Photography) Fans of Martin McDonough's In Bruges will know just how deliciously dark his comedy is. And...

Back in 1968, Ford's Dagenham plant was brought to a standstill in a dispute that had widespread implications - and is still sadly...

When you’re a child, time seems to go on forever. Whereas when you become an adult, the world appears to spin ever faster. Consider this....

Liverpool Playhouse chiefs hope to carry out urgent work on the structure of the historic Williamson Square building this summer if the...

Carla Lane's Liver Birds are being brought to the stage - and Liverpool audiences are being given the chance to hear a world premiere...

Brian Patten had the idea for The Story Giant as he walked across Dartmoor in Devon. But he reveals the original inspiration for the tale...

Ten months on from the vote itself, and with the long road of negotiation ahead, Brexit remains the most divisive of subjects - and the...

Music and theatre are combining in a new production being staged at Liverpool Cathedral next month. Cut To The Chase Productions is...