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Woolton Picture House stages 12 Days of Christmas this December

The Royal Court Studio has become one of the main spaces in Liverpool to showcase new work – not least from the playwrights who is...

It’s become part of Scouse folklore. So it was perhaps inevitable the (tallish) tale of the time a teenage Coleen McLoughlin chucked her...

If you’re going to stage a Beatles world premiere, there’s only one place you really want to do it. And Liverpool rolled out rousing...

Sixty years ago this year, a young would-be lyricist penned a speculative letter to an even younger aspiring composer. “I was told you...

September 1985. The wreck of the Titanic was discovered, England regained the Ashes, there was rioting in Handsworth and Brixton – and a...

There’s always a sense of occasion on the return of the Phil’s prodigal son – and while the fatted calf may have lived to graze another...

As the old saying goes – if these walls could talk. And that’s what happens, in a manner, in Ali Milles’ The Croft where those who have...

UNESCO City of Music. City with the most UK number ones per head of population. An unparalleled roster of musical artists including, of...

There’s a much-repeated adage which exhorts its listener to “find someone who looks at you like you’re...magic” (insert similar sentiment...

Wirral writer Billie Collins’ debut play, Too Much World at Once, was a continent spanning metaphorical contemplation of identity and...