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| Friday
25th July to 26th July 2008 |
| The
Everyman’s annual new writing festival
returns for 2008 bigger and better than ever
before. Extended to two weeks Everyword offers
a variety of seminars, workshops, discussions
and rehearsed readings designed to get your
creative juices flowing. This year the programme
includes workshops from award-winning writers
Simon Stephens, Moira Buffini, Jonathan Harvey
and Tim Firth. (back
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ADAM
HART-DAVIS (Everyman) |
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| Saturday
6th September 2008 - 5pm |
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treat for all the family as the author and
TV presenter presents a show to remember,
hosted by the Liverpool Playhouse as part
of the city-wide Science Festival. (back
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| Friday
19th September to 11th October 2008 - 7.30pm |
| Award-winning
Liverpool writer Mark Davies Markham follows
up the hit musical Taboo with this new musical
specially commissioned for the European Capital
of Culture. The story of one man’s fight
for survival as he draws on the defiant spirit
of Eric’s; do it yourself: and do it
your way. (back
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ROGER
McGOUGH SLAPSTICK (Playhouse) |
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| Monday
22nd September 2008 - 2pm |
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be gorillas and fruitbats, talking seals &
jazz-loving jellyfish, Lily the Pink back
from weightlifting, grandads and uncaring
cats, texting and riddling, tiny poems for
toddling tiddlers, the mysterious death of
a lighthouse keeper and an impossible Whale
in the Thames. (back
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PROPER
CLEVER (Playhouse) |
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| Monday
3rd October to 25th November 2008 - 7.30pm |
| Claire
and her gang are proper clever… and
they know it. They’re friends….and
they’re sure of it. They’re watching
from the sidelines… and they have a
plan. Then Bex, stumbles into their virtual
world. Sad and desperate she’s the perfect
test for their experiment, one that will bring
down the most popular girl in school. (back
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| Tuesday
16th October to 18th 2008 - 7.30pm |
| Based
on the novel Journey to the West by Wu Cheng
En, adapted for the stage by Daniel G. Cambridge.
40 of the most talented young people from
across Merseyside take to the Everyman stage
in this musical adventure. (back
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| Thursday
30th October to 29th November 2008 - 7.30am |
| A
daughter’s love is put to the test.
Two families tear themselves apart. As a community
teeters on the verge of disintegration, can
change ever come without loss? Rupert Goold's
intimate and provocative staging of Shakespeare's
most elemental tragedy will capture the spirit
and atmosphere of an extraordinary city and
a unique theatrical space. (back
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CAPITAL
NIGHTS (Playhouse) |
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| Thursday
30th October to 1st November 2008 - 7.30pm |
| Claire
and her gang are proper clever… and
they know it. They’re friends….and
they’re sure of it. They’re watching
from the sidelines… and they have a
plan. Then Bex, stumbles into their virtual
world. Sad and desperate she’s the perfect
test for their experiment, one that will bring
down the most popular girl in school. (back
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ACCIDENTAL
DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST (Playhouse) |
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| Tuesday
4th November to 8th 2008 - 7.30pm |
| A
man has “fallen” to his death
from a window whilst in police custody. Accidents
happen, but did he jump or was he pushed?
This contemporary adaptation brings the play
bang up to date, closer to home and revels
in Dario Fo’s anarchic genius. A brilliant
expose of police corruption rooted in real
events in 1960s Italy . (back
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HORRID
HENRY - LIVE & HORRID (Playhouse) |
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| Tuesday
11th November to 15th 2008 - 7pm |
| For
the first time ever on stage, Henry takes
his rightful place in the spotlight! Along
with Mum, Dad, Perfect Peter, Moody Margaret,
Rude Ralph and all your favourite characters.
Only they’re not going to be in the
spotlight, not if Henry’s got anything
to do with it. (back
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BLOOD
WEDDING (Playhouse) |
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| Monday
24th November to 29th 2008 - 7.30pm |
| A
love-triangle cursed with desire, desperation
and death in this classic masterpiece telling
the true story of a bride who must decide
between the lover she desires and the one
society requires. Potent and poetic, Blood
Wedding is human passion set afire. Powerful
imagery, choreography and live music captures
the killer tension of Lorca's poetry in this
highly physical production from Cut to the
Chase. (back
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| Monday
8th December to 31st January 2008 - 7.30pm |
In
a magical land far far away
T’was
Birkenhead so the rumours say
There lived a woman named old Mother goose
Who had the heart of an ox but the face
of a moose.
She fell in love with Mighty King Bling
And when he strut his stuff they soon had
a thing.
But they fell out terribly all those years
ago
And ever since then Ma let herself go
Then a golden goose came to stay
And all Mas’ troubles did fade away
For the bird held the key to eternal beauty
And could turn Ma Goose into a right old
cutie…
Ma Goose is hot it’s really smoking!!!
Bring you brollys for a right good soaking
But we’ll need your help to right
the wrongs
Shout, boo and cheer and join in the songs.
Shake your bootie and swing your maracas
If you miss out on this… your just
plain quackers! . (back
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BOEING
BOEING (Playhouse) |
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| Thursday
11th December to 17th January 2008 - 7.30pm |
| The
hit West End comedy has its regional première
in Liverpool before flying on tour around
the UK. Originally opened in the mid 1960’s,
Matthew Warchus's production of this classic
comedy was one of the most enjoyable and mischievously
funny shows in the West End for years. (back
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