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The Highly Acclaimed YEP Team Bring A Timely Production Of Animal Farm To The Everyman Theatre This February.

Young Everyman Playhouse (YEP) will perform a Laurence Wilson adaptation of George Orwell’s controversial novella Animal Farm from 12th-15th February at the Everyman.

Featuring YEP actors with direction from Everyman & Playhouse staff in collaboration with set design and stage management students from LIPA, the playcontinues the company’s run of politically aware productions.

In a world where news headlines are dominated by Brexit, austerity and corruption, YEP are presenting the Orwellian classic, based on events in Stalinist Russia, for 2020 audiences.

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Young Everyman Playhouse Continues To Grow As ‘Scene Change’ Gives Liverpool’s Creative Talents A New Platform.

Young Everyman Playhouse continues to nurture Liverpool’s creative talent and now a new strand, YEP Producers, will broaden that reach with a new platform called Scene Change. The brand new bi-monthly event will showcase the very best of the city’s freshest talent; from writers to artists, magicians to musicians, comedians to costume designers.

Scene Change is for young people aged 18-26 and is open to all creative disciplines, aiming to highlight Liverpool’s newest arts contributors. Following the launch on Tuesday 22nd October, Scene Change will run every two months in the Playhouse Studio where talented youngsters will share their work with each other and the pubic in the Williamson Square venue’s intimate space upstairs.

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