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Where to see Liverpool Biennial 2025 artwork across city

In the week when we've lost real royalty, Julie, Madly, Deeply – written and performed by Sarah-Louise Young - gives the Liverpool...

They were, perhaps, the original boy band – and in the 1970s Osmondmania swept Liverpool just as it did nearly every other place in the...

Liverpool Theatre Festival started life back in 2020 to support the city’s live performance and creative arts sector which – like so much...

The Liverpool Empire Youth Theatre is never less than ambitious when it comes to its big summer productions. In recent years it’s...

It’s more than a decade since writer – and ardent Red – Nicky Allt turned his attention to the small matter of the history of Liverpool...

What a difference a year makes. Last summer, Imaginarium Theatre brought its touring production of As You Like It to Woolton where the...

Six years ago, Vasily Petrenko spent his 40th birthday conducting his annual White Nights concert at the Philharmonic Hall. In fact,...

Richard Bean’s spirited adaptation of Carlo Goldoni’s classic commedia dell’arte play The Servant of Two Masters helped turn James Corden...

The Royal Court Studio was designed in part to provide a setting for new work to receive a much-needed first outing in front of a live...

Over its 10 years (and counting) Young Everyman and Playhouse has nurtured creative talent not only on stage but in all areas of...