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Magic and illusion has always included the risk of going wrong – and perhaps it’s that frisson of jeopardy that adds an extra...

“Welcome to the show – she’s not here, but you are,” says Sarah-Louise Young at the start of an evening that Kate Bush could well have...

Mark Davies Markham has form when it comes to harnessing pop music and pop culture as a backdrop for his stories. The Liverpool...

Bullying, sexism, bulimia, homophobia, gun violence, alienation, and talk about suicide – granted it’s not your average night out at the...

The last 18 months of pandemic has spurred many of us to re-evaluate what is important to us and what we want from our lives. And as our...

Ever dream of being 14 or 15 again? A simpler time when life seemed to revolve around boys, bands, burgeoning breasts and - in the case...

Twenty years ago, a young Liverpudlian called Keith Carter arrived on the city’s comedy club scene, introducing the world to his singular...

Little LTF – the younger sibling of the main Liverpool Theatre Festival – aims to showcase bright new writing and its inaugural programme...

Last September’s Liverpool Theatre Festival was a welcome, bright light in the impenetrable gloom cast over the industry by the...

And so, farewell Vasily Eduardovich Petrenko, no longer ‘Liverpool’s latest signing’ but off to pastures new after 15 years at Hope...