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September - 11 October 2003
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse present "Master
Harold"聟and the Boys. A uniquely personal
account of a young man's coming of age in the turbulent South
Africa of the 1950s. Presented as part of Black History Month.
Everyman Theatre. Tickets: 拢6 - 拢12
14
- 18 October 2003
Paul Elliot Productions presents Stones
in His Pockets by Marie Jones. The tale of a small
Irish community that collides with the wonderland of Tinseltown.
Liverpool Playhouse. Tickets: 拢6 - 拢20
16
- 18 October 2003
UK Arts International and RASA Productions present Out
of Bounds, written and performed by Rajesh Gopie.
The true story of an Indian family growing up in a South African
township, during and after apartheid. Presented as part of
Black History Month.
Everyman Theatre. Tickets: 拢6 - 拢12
23
- 25 October 2003
The Wrestling School present Howard Barker's new play 13
Objects. An intriguing exploration of the intimate
connection we often make with everyday objects. Everyman Theatre.
Tickets: 拢6 - 拢12
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October - 1 November 2003
Shared Experience present a new adaptation of Flaubert's classic
Madame Bovary by Fay
Weldon French tale of love affairs and scandal. Liverpool
Playhouse. Tickets: 6 - 拢16
4
- 8 November 2003
Northern Broadsides return with Antigone
adapted by Blake Morrison. A refreshingly bold approach to
take up the story of Oedipus some years after his death. Everyman
Theatre. Tickets: 拢6 - 拢12
11
- 15 November 2003
UK Arts International present Hannah
and Hanna; a Company of Angels production. A teenage
asylum seeker finds friendship with a local girl but can they
overcome the prejudice that surrounds them? Everyman Theatre.
Tickets: 拢6 - 拢12.
17
- 22 November 2003
Michael Harrison Productions in association with David Pugh
and Sean Connery present ART
by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton. West End
comedy masterpiece - an invigorating exploration of what it
means to be a friend.
Liverpool Playhouse. Tickets: 拢6 - 拢20
25 - 29 November 2003
Clwyd Theatr Cymru present A View
from a Bridge; Arthur Miller's timeless classic.
Moving story of a Brooklyn longshoreman whose world is torn
apart by the arrival of two illegal immigrants. Liverpool
Playhouse. Tickets: 拢6 - 拢16
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November 2003 - 24 January 2004
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse present Mother
Goose.
The Everyman Rock and Roll Pantomime is back with the usual
music and mayhem to entertain and delight. Everyman Theatre.
Tickets: 拢6 - 拢14.50.
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December 2003 - 10 January 2004
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse present Breezeblock
Park by Willy Russell. Willy Russell's comedy of
manners and happy families set on Christmas Eve. Liverpool
Playhouse. Tickets: 拢6 - 拢16
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