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Review: Greatest Days at Liverpool Empire ****
When Gary Barlow first approached his old mate Tim Firth – Frodsham’s other famous son – about penning a Take That musical, Firth was...


Shakespeare North Playhouse celebrates first birthday
Shakespeare North Playhouse is celebrating its first birthday with a weekend of performances and tours. The Prescot venue has attracted...


St George's Hall Minton floor to be revealed
St George’s Hall’s exquisite Minton tiled floor has been uncovered for the public to see for the first time in four years. The floor of...


Domingo Hindoyan extends Liverpool Philharmonic contract
Chief conductor Domingo Hindoyan has revealed he is extending his contract with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic for a further four...


Liverpool Arab Arts Festival presents busy anniversary programme
Liverpool Arab Arts Festival (LAAF) is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a packed programme of events and activities between now and...


Ukraine conflict inspires Liverpool Plinth sculpture
The ongoing invasion of Ukraine has inspired the latest sculpture to win a place on the Liverpool Plinth. Wirral artist Bridget Jurack’s...


Tate Liverpool presents pandemic artwork to Alder Hey
A group portrait of Alder Hey staff created during the Covid pandemic has been presented to the hospital by Tate Liverpool. The giant...


Review: SealSkin at Liverpool Everyman ****1/2
When Liverpool’s Tmesis Theatre isn’t creating endlessly inventive stage spectacles it’s running Physical Fest – a bi-annual celebration...


Review: Sixteen Swans at Philharmonic Hall *****
Just another Thursday night in Liverpool UNESCO City of Music. While down on the Pier Head a heaving festival crowd enjoyed a set from...


Liverpool Philharmonic appoints new director of choirs
The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic has appointed a new director of choirs and singing to lead the work of the RLP Choir and other choruses....
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