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    Latest Liverpool Plinth sculpture highlights city's maritime past

    Latest Liverpool Plinth sculpture highlights city's maritime past

    Review: One Man, Two Guvnors at Liverpool Playhouse ****

    Review: One Man, Two Guvnors at Liverpool Playhouse ****

    Shakespeare North Playhouse prepares for opening season

    Shakespeare North Playhouse prepares for opening season

    Windmill sailing in to William Brown Street for summer 2022

    Windmill sailing in to William Brown Street for summer 2022

    Tate Liverpool to host DaDa-inspired art intervention

    Tate Liverpool to host DaDa-inspired art intervention

    Review: Offered Up at Royal Court Studio ****

    Review: Offered Up at Royal Court Studio ****

    Liverpool Empire date for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

    Liverpool Empire date for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

    Review: Our Town Needs a Nandos at Liverpool Everyman ****

    Review: Our Town Needs a Nandos at Liverpool Everyman ****

    NML unveils new season exhibitions programme

    NML unveils new season exhibitions programme

    Liverpool Arab Arts Festival 2022 Programme revealed

    Liverpool Arab Arts Festival 2022 Programme revealed

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    Moonlight Flicks come to Claremont Farm for Wirral film fans

    Moonlight Flicks come to Claremont Farm for Wirral film fans

    Wirral’s Claremont Farm is teaming up with Storyhouse’s successful Moonlight Flicks to offer film fans two weekends of open-air cinema in October. Wrap up warmly to watch modern classics like The Greatest Showman and Jurassic Park on the special 30ft airscreen. Cinemagoers will also be able to enjoy a bar and street food, as well as fire pits and live music during the screenings on October 9 and 11 and 16-16. The Greatest Showman is being shown at 7pm on Friday, October 9 whi
    Sudley House offers visitors views of Home and Away

    Sudley House offers visitors views of Home and Away

    Sudley House reopens with a new exhibition which features paintings capturing images of Home and Away. The free display at the Mossley Hill mansion, run by National Museums Liverpool, encompasses oils depicting foreign scenes which are held within the George Holt collection and also paintings drawn from the vast archives of the Walker Art Gallery. Merchant and shipping magnate Holt, who lived at Sudley House from 1884 until his death in 1896, drew together a large collection
    Liverpool Doddy Day to spread Happiness across the city

    Liverpool Doddy Day to spread Happiness across the city

    Liverpool is to stage its first annual Doddy Day - bringing a little happiness to the city in the middle of the current Covid crisis. The event in memory of the late Sir Ken Dodd will take place on Saturday, November 7 and will include The Happiness Show at the Royal Court. Doddy Day is a collaboration between the Liverpool Comedy Trust, Ken Dodd Charitable Foundation, Royal Court Liverpool, National Museums Liverpool, Radio Merseyside and Knotty Ash Productions. Sir Ken, who
    Homotopia invites audiences to join and Show Your Working

    Homotopia invites audiences to join and Show Your Working

    Homotopia returns for 2020 with a programme of events taking place outdoors and online under the theme of Show Your Working. The UK’s longest-running annual celebration of LGBTQIA culture runs from October 29 to November 15 promising a rich mix of theatre, spoken word, visual art and music. This year’s festival artist in residence is award-winning artist, filmmaker and campaigner Fox Fisher who will host a series of events including a film shorts night curated by My Genderati
    Liverpool Black History Month promises an inspirational line-up

    Liverpool Black History Month promises an inspirational line-up

    Man Booker Prize winner Marlon James is among the line-up in a series of online events planned for Liverpool Black History Month. The city’s Writing on the Wall has brought together a programme of performance, film, writing, discussion and debate between October 1-31 featuring local, national and international Black artists, creatives and activists. Jamaican writer James will join the event from America on October 14 when he will be ‘in conversation’ with Irenosen Okojie, dis
    BoJo's World the Panto at the Bombed Out Church

    BoJo's World the Panto at the Bombed Out Church

    Halloween panto comes to Liverpool’s Bombed Out Church this month when Succour Punch Theatre presents BoJo’s World. The half-term Covid-safe – Covid-themed - pantomime production will be performed from October 26-30 at the Leece Street landmark. The dreaded Assassin Bug has made his way to BoJo Land and is infecting all the townspeople. Can BoJo, along with his friends Doctor, Starman, Dominque and the one and only Dame Maggie Poppins, save the town and stop Assassin Bug in h
    Liverpool Irish Festival announces 10 day online programme

    Liverpool Irish Festival announces 10 day online programme

    Liverpool Irish Festival is being staged online for 2020 with Patrick Kielty among those taking part in the October event. Tickets are now available for the festival which runs from October 15-25. This year’s festival explores the theme of exchange through art, conversation, music and history and how it connects communities and crosses borders. Irish comedian and TV presenter Patrick Kielty headlines the programme with a special event on October 17 called Hard Histories, Posi
    Review: Swan Song at Liverpool Bombed Out Church ****

    Review: Swan Song at Liverpool Bombed Out Church ****

    It was due to open Liverpool Theatre Festival with a flourish, but Swan Song turned out instead to be an altogether more apt finale to this busy week of live performances. Jonathan Harvey’s wily monologue was premiered at Edinburgh and at the Hampstead Theatre back in 1997 when the central character was called Di Titswell and was played by Rebecca Front. Harvey tickled his script for the Liverpool festival to turn Di into Dave, the new version inhabited by Andrew Lancel with
    Review: Something About Simon at Liverpool Bombed Out Church ****

    Review: Something About Simon at Liverpool Bombed Out Church ****

    What were your plans for this autumn? For Gary Edward Jones there was the exciting prospect of New York and a substantial off-Broadway residency. But then Rosie, the queen of Corona intervened to throw a spanner in the works, and Jones like the rest of us was less Homeward Bound than bound to home. New York’s loss has become Liverpool’s gain however, with the musician offering city audiences a welcome reprise of this charming, slightly homespun-feeling, song-infused biography
    Liverpool dot-art gallery showcases two new colourful exhibitions

    Liverpool dot-art gallery showcases two new colourful exhibitions

    Liverpool gallery dot-art is behind two new exhibitions on show in the city this autumn including one at Liverpool Cathedral. View from a Window, which opens next week at its own gallery space in Queen Arcade, off Castle Street, features a new collection from dot-art members who spent their time in lockdown earlier this year capturing the view from their windows. Meanwhile the gallery has collaborated with Liverpool Cathedral (which has just been recognised in the top 10% of
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