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Maxwell Caulfield talks The Lady Vanishes coming to the Floral Pavilion
The Lady Vanishes is appearing at the Floral Pavilion this month – and Maxwell Caulfield is trying hard to explain the plot without...


YEP brings Crowd to the Liverpool Playhouse stage
YEP makes its main stage debut at the Liverpool Playhouse this month with a new devised show. Crowd will see the Young Everyman Playhouse...


Liverpool Biennial announces new director
Fatoş Üstek has been appointed as the new Director of Liverpool Biennial. The 38-year-old will take up her position in May, replacing...


LightNight Liverpool reveals theme as it marks 10 years
LightNight Liverpool is set to celebrate its 10th birthday this May with a programme of more than 100 free special events. Fifty of the...


Laughterhouse Live reveals stellar line-up for charity comedy gig
Laughterhouse Live has a stellar line-up of comedy talent set to keep audiences entertained next week – and it’s all in an excellent...


Dark fairytales the focus at FACT this spring
Work by contemporary artists Ericka Beckman and Marianna Simnett has opened FACT’s 2019 programme of new exhibitions. The women both use...


Review: Hary Janos at Philharmonic Hall ****
Gilbert Varga takes up a new post in 2019 as chief conductor of the historic Pannon Philharmonic, based at the Kodaly Centre in Pecs. So...


Review: Yellow Breck Road at Royal Court Liverpool ****
Relationships and the enduring power of love are at the core of Gerry Linford’s heart-warming new comedy receiving its premiere at the...


CheeseFest promises a grand day out in Liverpool
It will be three cheers for cheese and a fanfare for fromage when CheeseFest rolls in to Liverpool this spring. The UK’s only travelling...


Review: Madagascar the Musical at Liverpool Empire ***1/2
Madagascar the movie was a bright and colourful animated romp that took its audience from the clinical confines of Central Park Zoo to...
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