Tate Liverpool unveils its inaugural Art North West commission in a new exhibition which opens at the gallery tomorrow. Flatland is...

You wait for one play about simmering family secrets, lies and resentments exploding at a 65th birthday party – and then two come along...

Liverpool Irish Festival returns this autumn with 10 packed days of events celebrating the city’s links with Ireland. The 2021 festival...

Gemma Brodrick is sharing a dressing room at the Liverpool Everyman this autumn – and she couldn’t be happier. That could be because her...

Monster trucks are coming to Liverpool in 2022 as one of only five European tour venues. The Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Tour includes...

Jonathan Harvey’s hotly anticipated new play Our Lady of Blundellsands was dealt a blow when its premiere run was cut cruelly short by...

The National Trust has reopened its Hardmans' House site for the first time in 18 months. The Georgian building in Rodney Street, where...

In April 1880 Liverpool’s capacious Royal Amphitheatre hosted actor and theatre impresario George Rignold and his company in a 10-day run...

Liverpool’s musical heritage will be the inspiration when the popular River of Light trail returns to the waterfront and city centre this...

Is there such a thing as a perfect crime? That’s the question posed by Frederick Knott’s play Dial M for Murder which its writer then...