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Liverpool Africa Oyé postponed due to soaring costs

Christmas is on the horizon now which means two things – panto season and the return of festive favourite It’s a Wonderful Life to the...

George Orwell’s dystopian masterwork is 75 years old now, but its author didn’t live to see its impact, dying just a few months after its...

Liverpool singer-songwriter Ian Prowse is set to re-release his LP The Journey in the New Year to mark two decades since the record was...

After Dick Whittington, Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk, the Royal Court team has sunk its teeth into another famous fairytale for...

Just before the Philharmonic Hall closed for major building work in 2014, the RLPO premiered Poltroons in Paradise – a specially...

On paper it’s not the most prepossessing of pitches. A musical that centres topics like mental health, loneliness, suicide and grief. Yet...

Three new ‘homegrown’ productions in Hope Street will anchor the inaugural season from Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse’s new creative...

The Book of Mormon is set to return to Liverpool in 2025. The multi-award-winning smash hit musical will be at the Liverpool Empire from...

The start of the season may have been delayed a month by work to the hall, but the Phil’s autumn schedule has certainly rip-roared into...

A new exhibition in Liverpool’s Central Library aims to explore the city’s rich theatre scene and highlight working-class contributions...