‘Animal Farm’ at the Everyman The original target of George Orwell's 1945 satirical novella – Stalin's Russia – may seem a world away from the UK in 2020. But given the post-truth, post-Brexit (sort of), post-Veganuary crossroads at which we find ourselves, 'Animal Farm' is proving a very timely choice for production ... Read More...
YEP
Young theatre makers of the future could be given a real-life experience of working in the industry as an award-winning programme returns. Applications are now being accepted for the Young Everyman & Playhouse (YEP) Programme which helps develop aspiring actors, directors, technicians, producers, writers and marketers. The six-strand programme will begin in ... Read More...
The Everyman will welcome the return of a resident acting company for the first time in 25 years, as it plans to connect more with Liverpool’s communities through its work on stage. The company, which will be in place from January 2017, will allow a group of actors to engage with ... Read More...