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Cunard Building behind the scenes tours launched for Christmas

Having delivered his Nutcracker! in 1992, and his singular Swan Lake in 1995, it took Matthew Bourne the best part of two decades to...

Tate Liverpool is set to close its doors this autumn as the gallery undergoes a £29.7million refurbishment which will see it not reopen...

The Walker Art Gallery’s medieval, Renaissance and Baroque galleries will reopen to the public in July following a three-year,...

Artists from Ghana, Cameroon and Guinea-Bissau are the first to be announced for this summer’s Africa Oyé. The UK’s largest annual free...

It’s never good news when you find yourself without a soloist days before a practically sold-out concert. So you can feel for the...

Tickets for this year’s Eurovision are set to go on sale today. There will be the opportunity to apply for tickets for nine different...

It’s a decade since Matthew Spangler’s adaptation of The Kite Runner first landed on the Liverpool Playhouse’s stage and five years since...

Christmas may be fast receding in the rear-view mirror of memory. But although we’re no longer in traditional panto season, Liverpool...

A Blue and Yellow Submarine parade, concurrent raves across two countries, an epic outdoor opera and a poignant cinematic railway journey...

Eyes down and dabbers at the ready for the Royal Court’s latest show which promises cash prizes along with the comedy. Bingo Star,...