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Where to see Liverpool Biennial 2025 artwork across city

Gerry Linford has trodden a prolific playwriting path since he won a ‘highly commended’ award at the Liverpool Hope Playwriting Prize...

Stumbling stones – or Stolpersteine in German – are small brass squares embedded into pavements outside the former homes of Jewish people...

‘What is a man?’ muses one of the peripheral characters in I Am Steven Gerrard, being premiered at the Hope Street Theatre this week....

It seems to be the season for stage versions of 90s films. Last week the lads of Brit hit The Fully Monty strutted their stuff on the...

Who could have envisaged back in the summer of 1997 that a modestly-budgeted British indie film about a group of unemployed Sheffield...

While pantos and Christmas shows are in full swing across the city, the Liverpool Phil flies the flag for a more reflective – while still...

Over the last few years, the Empire has moved away from offering its audiences traditional panto experiences and towards big budget...

Upstairs, Adam McCoy’s Dick Head (Whittington) is doing battle with Drew Schofield’s King Rat in traditional Royal Court fashion. But...

If you want to properly gauge a panto’s impact, you need to watch it with hundreds of schoolchildren sprung from their classrooms and...

It may have the reputation as a time of questionable sartorial taste, but the 80s was also a decade of fantastic music – which 40 years...