Josie Long
Watch Josie Long's recent TV slot on Stand-Up Central
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Jonny & the Baptists
Only the Queen (Can Kill Donald Trump)
Grace Petrie
Watch the DVD excerpt of Farewell to Welfare
Press // Me & ROBIN HOOD
"He is so brilliant in terms of the way he changes pace and tone. And he sticks with the story, allows it to lead him, even though it’s hard to figure out where it begins and ends, and it’s always looping in time."
Historian and novelist Rebecca Stott, talking to The New York Times about Shôn Dale-Jones
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Production photographs
Beauty & the Beast: Son of a Creature, Man! Photographs by Robert Day
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Reviews
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"The Playhouse returns to its rowdier, less well-behaved roots"
Philip Wilson interview
The Guardian
The Guardian
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“I spoke to Ken Dodd”
“And he just said – ‘don’t make it boring, and don’t make it educational’.”
Liverpool ECHO interview with Michael Wynne
Liverpool ECHO interview with Michael Wynne
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Reviving the spirit of Liverpool’s Star
"It’s a bit of a love letter to the theatre and, in particular, to music hall.”
The Stage interview with Michael Wynne
The Stage interview with Michael Wynne
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Rehearsal photographs
The Star, by Brian Roberts
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Tech Diary: Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme
We have all spent the last week living in the dark of the Citizen’s auditorium as we tech the show. It’s brilliant to be here, to see the set and space in context after imagining it for the last month...
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Interview: Jeremy Herrin
Director of Observe The Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme and Artistic Director of Headlong
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Trailer: Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme
Trailer
Orpheus
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Ron Hutchinson on staging Arthur Miller
The Emmy award winning screenwriter, who recently adapted Arthur Miller's The Hook at the Everyman, wrote an essay for BBC Radio 3 which you can listen to here...