Review

Everyman Fem de la Festival celebrates funny women

Conductor introductions can be an illuminating way into a concert programme for audiences. But when Dinis Sousa produced a microphone at...

From Oscar winning Hollywood film to Bridget Jones to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, it’s a truth universally acknowledged that Jane...

During the First World War, more than a million horses were shipped across the Channel to the battlefields of Belgium and Northern...

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...

Life isn’t always easy – and great children’s stories don’t shy away from covering sensitive issues and asking difficult questions....

You wait ages for one Willy Russell play – and then two come along at the same time! With Shirley Valentine back at the Everyman and...

Four decades after she first slid chips and egg on to a plate, Shirley Valentine continues to speak directly to audiences all over the...

The Liverpool Phil’s annual artist in residence programme has nurtured a host of rewarding musical partnerships – along with lasting...

Love’s Labour’s Lost, Shakespeare’s early comedy, doesn’t often get staged these days. Even the RSC only seems to return to it every...