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Abbie Goodwin looks at the impact of ‘total war’ upon the British state...

From the open rehearsal on the company’s first day at the Everyman, to the Hornby Library event as part of the St. George’s Quarter Festival, Nick has invited us all to be a part of the #TwoGents journey...

Shiel Ronald P Barry was a member of the Playhouse Repertory company who died in the Battle of the Somme while serving with the 1/12th London regiment...

View the full gallery, photographs by Gary Calton...

Celebrated with sashes, banners and murals, the role of the Ulster Division, particularly at the Somme, has become embedded in unionist culture.

A series of posts where we share the work of lesser known war poets.

Learn about the context of Irish soldiers before, during and after the Battle of the Somme.

Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme by Johan Persson

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...

Read about the formation of the Ulster Volunteer Force.

Director of Observe The Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme and Artistic Director of Headlong

Abbie Goodwin explores the reasons why so many Irish men volunteered to join the war effort

We sent two Superlambananas on tour with The Two Gentlemen of Verona company. Follow their journey here...

Read the audience response so far to Daniel Kitson's brand new show...

Read more about Peter Doyle's new book in the Liverpool ECHO ahead of his talk at the Everyman...