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Exhibition finds a home at St George's Hall
Themes around migration, displacement and transition are explored in a new exhibition at St George’s Hall. Liverpool art collective Home and Away Workshops' exhibition runs until May 31 in the historic landmark’s heritage centre foyer. Home and Away presents works that offer multiple interpretations of home, not as a fixed location, but as something embodied, remembered, imagined - and continually re-made. It features a diverse range of mixed-media work from a variety of arti
Open-air cinema returns to Calderstones this summer
Outdoor cinema returns to Calderstones this summer with a month-long programme of ‘movies under the stars’. Wuthering Heights, Back to the Future and La La Land are among the films set to be screened in the Mansion House Garden between July 29 and August 27. There will also be a Mini Movies series of short films for youngsters shown inside the building each Monday morning during the school summer holidays. The main season, organised by The Reader, opens on July 19 with Pride,
Review: The Rocky Horror Show at the Liverpool Empire ****
It’s astounding, time really is fleeting – because it seems only a matter of months ago that Rocky Horror was at the Playhouse. But in reality that was Christmas 2024, and now Richard O’Brien’s timeless shlocky horror juggernaut has rolled back into town again (fresh from a New Zealand sojourn), returning to its usual Liverpool Empire stamping ground with a mixture of a few familiar and lots of fresh faces among the cast. Two years ago, Jason Donovan appeared in a handful of
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