Catherine Jones

Takeaway, The Walrus Has A Right To Adventure and a new abridged version of Romeo and Juliet will join the programme at the Everyman which already includes a new production of Willy Russell's classic Shirley Valentine starring Liverpool actress Helen Carter.

Yet for every down beat within its story there's an up, and despite its characters' hopelessness there's also ultimately plenty of hope (as well as a good dose of dark humour along the way), which is perhaps why Dear Evan Hansen has become a much-loved modern musical hit, particularly with younger theatregoers.

Just before the Philharmonic Hall closed for major building work in 2014, the RLPO premiered Poltroons in Paradise – a specially commissioned percussion concerto by The Police's drummer-turned-film composer Stewart Copeland.

After Dick Whittington, Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk, the Royal Court team has sunk its teeth into another famous fairytale for Christmas 2024.

Liverpool singer-songwriter Ian Prowse is set to re-release his LP The Journey in the New Year to mark two decades since the record was first heard.

George Orwell's dystopian masterwork is 75 years old now, but its author didn't live to see its impact, dying just a few months after its publication in the summer of 1949.

Christmas is on the horizon now which means two things – panto season and the return of festive favourite It's a Wonderful Life to the screen, big and small.

Hair we go! Christmas is a-coming, and that means fairy lights, the mainlining of mince pies and the arrival of the Everyman Rock ‘n’ Roll panto.The theatre is in the middle of celebrations for its 60th anniversary, and one of the cornerstones of its annual programme remains its famous Christmas show.It’s morphed through various incarnations over the decades, although pulsing live music remains at its core.Under Francesca Goodridge’s lively direction, this season’s show Rapunzel is as big and co

The site of some of the most momentous events in English history, Worcestershire also has rich royal connections and ancient manors to explore.

Sitting on the long-contested Welsh border, Monmouthshire was once a place of violent turmoil. Now it’s all scenic landscapes and bustling market towns – but nine fortresses remain to tell the story.