Audience Response A Girl is a Half-formed Thing
Read what the audience have said about A Girl is a Half-formed Thing, at the Everyman until Sat 9 Apr...
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A Girl is a Half-formed Thing - Reviews
★★★★
"A bravura – but oh, so raw – performance" Liverpool Echo
★★★★
"Astonishing" Purple Revolver
★★★★
"A pearl of a well- formed thing" The Reviews Hub
David Morrissey and Kate Willard join the Board
We're delighted to announce that David Morrissey and Kate Willard have joined the Board of the theatres...
Interview with The 39 Steps actor Richard Ede
"I enjoy the physicality of the role and look forward to throwing myself around every night – it certainly keeps me fit."
The 39 Steps - Reviews
★★★★
"Cracking physical storytelling"
Liverpool ECHO
★★★★
"Ripping stuff"
Purple Revolver
★★★★
"An action packed adventure"
The Reviews Hub
★★★★
"Hilarious"
Liverpool Art Scene
9/10
"Dashing and elegant"
Liverpool Sound and Vision
Staff Spotlight: Collette Rawlinson, Stage Door Receptionist
"I love meeting people and giving them the Liverpool welcome. If they haven’t been here before or for a while I get excited to tell them about my city..."
Q&A with Pleasure composer Mark Simpson
"I wanted to see some gritty working-class characters in opera!"
Roald Dahl's The Witches by Mia Woods
Waterstones Liverpool ONE's story writing competition winner...
YEP graduate Kieran Urquhart returns in The Witches
“The best thing about going back to the Everyman with The Witches is being able to say thank you for everything YEP and the Everyman have done for me..."
Unsung Heroes
Artwork and augmented reality in a special exhibition by Knowsley Adult Disability Services...
Scheme of Work
Roald Dahl’s The Witches
For School Years 4, 5, 6
Walking Buses
Coming to see The Environmentalists? Walk with us to the Everyman from the following stops...
The Environmentalists Pledges
By YEP Communicator Victoria Graham
Gemma Bodinetz on The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary!
Polar bear rave and a man eaten by his fridge feature in UK's first carbon neutral show
Read the piece in the Liverpool ECHO