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Review: The Memory of Water at the Liverpool Everyman ****
It’s been 30 years since Shelagh Stephenson’s darkly comic play premiered at the Hampstead Theatre, going on to transfer to the West End and Broadway and winning an Olivier to boot. And while the creamy tones of Nat King Cole might punctuate scene changes in this sparky revival at the Liverpool Everyman, it’s the sound of the Spice Girls which drags us back aurally to 1996, the year of genetically modified crops, royal divorces, Dunblane, Dolly the sheep and Trainspotting. In
Hope Street Blend Festival brings live music to Liverpool audiences this weekend
The Hope Street Blend Festival will bring live music to venues up and down the popular Liverpool cultural area this weekend. The new...
Review: The Walrus Has a Right to Adventure at the Liverpool Everyman ****
Wirral writer Billie Collins’ debut play, Too Much World at Once, was a continent spanning metaphorical contemplation of identity and...
Everyman Fem de la Festival celebrates funny women
The Liverpool Everyman is set to play host to the first Fem de la Festival this spring. The three-day event from Fem de la Femme Comedy...
Review: Shirley Valentine at the Liverpool Everyman *****
Four decades after she first slid chips and egg on to a plate, Shirley Valentine continues to speak directly to audiences all over the...
Review: Leeds International Piano Competition Winner at Philharmonic Hall ****
In recent years the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic has become the Leeds International Piano Competition’s house band, accompanying the...
Review: Belshazzar's Feast at Philharmonic Hall ****1/2
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...
Autumn programme at Hope Street Theatre
Liverpool’s Hope Street Theatre is hosting a busy series of shows over the autumn with productions including dramas, comedies, spooky...
The Piano's Brad Kella announces Philharmonic Hall debut
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...
David Morrissey to join Liverpool Everyman at 60 celebrations
Liverpool stage and screen star David Morrissey will talk about his acting career in a special ‘evening with’ at the Liverpool Everyman...
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