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Exhibition gives a bees' eye view at World Museum
The world of bees is explored in a stunning and unique exhibition at World Museum Liverpool. Bees: A Story of Survival is the result of a...


Review: Life of Pi at Liverpool Empire ****1/2
First it was a book, then a film. But Yann Martel’s allegorical tale of a shipwrecked Indian teenager adrift in the Pacific with only a...


Liverpool Everyman launches anniversary fundraising appeal
Liverpool Everyman has launched a £60,000 fundraising appeal as part of its 60th anniversary which it hopes will highlight the importance...


Review: Alberga and Shostakovich at Philharmonic Hall ****1/2
When Kazakh Alim Beisembayev won the Leeds International Piano Competition three years ago, part of his extensive prize package was the...


Review: The Legend of Ned Ludd at Liverpool Everyman ****
Times may change, centuries may pass, politics may intrude and geographical locations may shape it, but work, that exchange of time and...


Walker is new home for Impressionist masterpieces
Two works by French Impressionist masters Claude Monet and Edgar Degas are going on show at the Walker Art Gallery from this weekend....


Smithdown Weekender promises Bank Holiday festival fun
The Smithdown Weekender returns next week with a busy programme of live performances and events at venues along South Liverpool’s...


Gaia brings the world to Birkenhead Park
The whole world is coming to Birkenhead Park next week as part of Wirral’s year as Borough of Culture. Artist Luke Jerram’s Gaia will be...


Spend An Evening with Celia Imrie at Liverpool Playhouse
Celia Imrie will lift the lid on her acting career and celebrate the publication of her latest novel when she appears at the Liverpool...


Up Next Festival play Borrowed considers bodily autonomy
A pregnant fat girl, a prejudiced health system…and a pineapple are at the heart of a new play being staged at the Unity Theatre next...
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