Potato Milk is a play about polyamorous, queer, vegan-wannabes trying to make sense of a heteronormative, homophobic, lactose-filled world. Creatively captioned, grab your tickets to have a laugh.

30 May to Sat 1 Jun 🎟️ l8r.it/Bo0U

Join us for the Post show discussion on Wed 1 May with Writer Joe Ward Munrow, heyfirestarters & speakers from Generative Minds, @lpoolcityregion, Lola by Leaf AI and Hartree Centre to discuss how AI and automated work are affecting the creative industries. 🎫 l8r.it/OXdi

Tonight’s Poetry Slam heats Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres in Liverpool with host Laurie Ogden ❤️ Congratulations to all the participants and to Matt Sowerby for bagging the winning title! 🏆 in partnership with Taylor Wessing LLP 💫

Join us for a Post-Show Discussion and Q&A with members of the cast following the performance of The Legend of Ned Ludd on Thu 9 May, free to attend with a ticket to that evening's performance.

The session will be British Sign Language interpreted. 🎟️l8r.it/aahL

when Mark Ravenhill is calling a play innovative, you know you’re on to a good thing!

Loved this vibrant and cleverly constructed play Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres by Joe Ward Munrow. Great performances from Menyee Lai, ShaunMason and Reuben Johnson
Well worth seeing more than once!
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Great to be at the Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres with Equity - Merseyside & Cheshire. One workshop done, six to go! Buzzing venue, great people. Mick Bagel Jim Cartwright Equity

I was delighted to mentor Joe Ward Munrow in lockdown. There are few genuinely innovative plays but this is one. Lucky Liverpool. Bring it to London!The Legend of Ned Ludd, Liverpool Everyman review — arresting drama of man, machine and revolution ft.com/content/cface7… via @ft

‘Munrow’s unconventional, inventive and at times powerful piece certainly gets the Everyman’s 60th birthday year off to a stimulating start.’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from Arts City Liverpool 🎉

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'Thrillingly audacious' - the Financial Times on the marvel that is 'The Legend of Ned Ludd' Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres. Review — arresting drama of man, machine and revolution ft.com/content/cface7…

There are still tickets available for tomorrow's session on The writer/director relationship with Nick Bagnall and Jim Cartwright.

Fri 26 Apr 2024 📍 Liverpool Everyman, 5-11 Hope Street, L1 9BH
£6 Book here👉 everymanplayhouse.com/equity-north-w…

It was devastating and beautiful, awe-inspiring the audience. Yazdan Qafouri
(Hassan / Sohrab)

The Kite Runner is running until Sat 27 April, don't miss this West End and Broadway hit at the Liverpool Playhouse. Book now👉️ l8r.it/A2iN

“Arresting drama of man, machine and revolution.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from Matt Barton Financial Times
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Joe Ward Munrow & Jude Christian talk to Nick Ahad about our new play The Legend of Ned Ludd, which explores the changing nature of work over the centuries and around the world in the face of automation. Catch up with the interview on @bbcsounds now.
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Thoroughly enjoyed last night at Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres #TheLegendofNeddludd

Reminded me of things like ‘waiting for Lefty’ and the plays of Trevor Griffiths. Brilliant performances from the 3 actors.

Was incredibly lucky to be invited to press night and all I can say is WOW. If you're in Liverpool, see it, if you aren't, the ticket and train would still be cheaper than a London trip

This show is uniquely itself, with an incredibly theatre backing it - we love to see it! 🙌❤️

#TheLegendOfNedLudd Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres is quite brilliant. Clever writing by Joe Ward Munrow and assured directing by Jude Christian makes for an exciting and engaging production. The three strong cast do a wonderful job and Reuben Johnson gives a blistering closing performance.

If you've ever put a serious shift in, or worked your bollocks off, or done a hard day's graft, you need to see The Legend of Ned Ludd at @liveveryplay. Don't ask anyone to explain what it's like. Just see it... and let it stealthily, cleverly, thrillingly rearrange your brain.

The Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres just put on one the most radical plays, in content and form and structure, I've seen in years and it's fucking amazing. Programming plays like this on big stages proves is a necessity. Without it theatre becomes a mausoleum for old ideas. everymanplayhouse.com/whats-on/the-l…