An historic milestone has been reached in the construction of The Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot as the installation of the timber frame theatre has begun.
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A family of new fingerposts and monoliths have been installed across the town as part of a wider connectivity strategy
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New and bespoke signage has been installed around Prescot to welcome people into the town.
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Festive wishes have been sent to every school child in Knowsley, with a Christmas card from The Shakespeare North Playhouse.
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The Shakespeare North Playhouse and BBC One’s The One Show have revealed the finalists of their As you Write It – Your play On Stage playwriting competition.
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A strong message of thanks is being shared to all those who have kindly made financial donations to The Shakespeare North Playhouse.
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Executive Producer Laura Collier has been appointed as Creative Director & Programmer for The Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot.
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Knowsley has fascinating links to William Shakespeare so what better way to celebrate the great Bard’s birthday than with a performance of one of his best known plays.
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Two major trusts will make significant capital contributions to the Shakespeare North Playhouse.
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The key partners leading on the delivery of the Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot have signed a construction Partnership Charter for this once in a lifetime project.
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There is a new addition to the Prescot skyline as a huge 190ft high crane has been installed on the site of the Shakespeare North Playhouse.
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More than 350 children performed in this year’s Shakespeare Schools Festival, the world’s largest youth drama festival.
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Shakespeare North Playhouse makes headlines in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Knowsley Chamber is joining forces with The Shakespeare North Playhouse to launch a new initiative that will help to capture local business support for this landmark cultural development.
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To mark the start of an exciting new phase of delivery, Lord and Lady Derby welcomed specially invited guests to a reception at their home, Knowsley Hall.
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The Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot is one of the north of England’s most high profile and cultural and educational…
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Prescot has another new addition to its thriving food and drink scene as The Lord Strange Bar and Restaurant has now opened its doors.
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The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has approved an additional £4.05 million from its Strategic Investment Fund, to support the…
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A generous donation of mulberry wood artefacts has been gifted to the Shakespeare North Playhouse.
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Hundreds of people came together to celebrate the amazing Lost Castles project which took place at Knowsley Safari during the summer.
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A dozen striking red plaques have appeared on buildings throughout Prescot, creating a heritage trail that reveals the diverse architectural history of the town.
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Work will be carried out on Mill Street in Prescot in preparation for the construction of the Shakespeare North Playhouse.
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The sun was shining for the packed audience who enjoyed an outdoor performance of Shakespeare’s The Tempest.
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The name of the street that will be home to the new Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot, has been chosen.
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The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has approved a package of circa £14million from its Single Investment Fund for the Shakespeare North Playhouse and Rail Interchange project in Prescot.
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It will be a case of ‘Shakespeare in Love’ when Prescot’s new micropub opens this Wednesday, 14 February.
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Knowsley Council’s Cabinet has agreed the appointment of a preferred construction partner to build the iconic Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot town centre.
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Plans for a new Shakespearean themed luxury hotel in Prescot town centre were given the green light at Knowsley Council’s Planning Committee.
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Updated plans for the Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot have been approved by the council’s Planning Committee.
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The sun was shining for The Comedy of Errors performance at Knowsley Hall. Here are some of the tweets and pictures from the evening,
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A new colourful mosaic has been unveiled in Prescot town centre celebrating the town’s diverse heritage.
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The Shakespeare North Playhouse is an iconic new theatre and education space planned for Prescot. These FAQs will help you to find out more.
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Arts Council England has confirmed the £5 million HM Treasury funding for the Shakespeare North Playhouse to be built in Prescot town centre.
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Pupils at St Albert’s Catholic Primary School had lots of fun celebrating Shakespeare Week!
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Find out more about the historic artefacts unearthed at the site of the Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot.
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Several Knowsley Projects, including the proposed Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot, are through to the next round of the Single Investment Fund process.
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Dame Judi Dench has written about her passion for Shakespeare and her support for the exciting new Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot.
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The Shakespeare North Playhouse in Knowsley is another step closer, with key appointments to help turn the playhouse into a reality, now confirmed.
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World-famous speakers came together to talk about Knowsley’s and Prescot’s links with Shakespeare.
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A sell out crowd enjoyed an open-air production of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing at Knowsley Hall, performed by the Lord Chamberlain’s Men.
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Residents and visitors celebrated Prescot’s heritage and the work of William Shakespeare at this year’s fantastic Elizabethan Fayre.
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Young and old alike had fun in Knowsley’s libraries taking their own Shakespeare Selfies to mark the Bard’s 400th anniversary celebrations over the weekend.
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Following the decision to grant planning permission for a Shakespeare North Playhouse and Education Centre in Prescot, we gathered people’s reactions
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Messages of support came flooding in when the Shakespeare North Playhouse came before planning. Here are some of the comments received from local people…
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After plans for a Shakespeare North theatre in Prescot were given the go ahead yesterday, the development is the talk of the region! But what will it be like?
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This Thursday, Knowsley Council’s Planning Committee will decide whether to grant approval for a new Shakespearean theatre and education centre in Prescot.
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Celebrate Knowsley’s special connection with Shakespeare in this anniversary year with these great ideas.