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Liverpool Empire going Back to the Future

When Ian Salmon’s Girls Don’t Play Guitars was first staged at the Royal Court back in 2019, few people had heard of The Liverbirds or...

Multi-million-pound proposals to redevelop Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum have been given the green light by city planners....

Events, exhibitions, activities and performances are taking place across Liverpool to mark this year’s Black History Month which runs...

Southport Comedy Festival is back promising comedy fans big laughs over the next fortnight. The annual event opened on Friday and runs...

Liverpool star of TV’s The Piano, Brad Kella, is set to make his Philharmonic Hall debut this autumn. Kella, who stunned judges Lang Lang...

A powerful and thought-provoking memorial to the victims of the Zong Massacre, in which more than 130 enslaved African people were...

Standing among his fellow shortlisted competitors, Ian Salmon was willing his name NOT to be mentioned as the inaugural Liverpool Hope...

Liverpool Fringe Festival opens next week with this year’s event featuring more than 20 shows over 12 days. The festival, now in its...

There’s a lengthy advisory for The Lieutenant of Inishmore – Liverpool Everyman’s brutally funny new production marking the theatre’s...

The 'king of tartan noir' Ian Rankin is set to appear in Liverpool next month to talk about his new Rebus detective thriller. An Evening...