review | artscityliverpool 14/51

Liverpool date for The Silence of the Lambs

Upstairs, Adam McCoy’s Dick Head (Whittington) is doing battle with Drew Schofield’s King Rat in traditional Royal Court fashion. But...

If you want to properly gauge a panto’s impact, you need to watch it with hundreds of schoolchildren sprung from their classrooms and...

It may have the reputation as a time of questionable sartorial taste, but the 80s was also a decade of fantastic music – which 40 years...

In a world where technology continues to up the ante when it comes to breathtaking spectacle, it’s heartening to know there’s still a...

Artist in residence Simone Lamsma returns to Hope Street in the New Year to take centre stage with Sibelius’ haunting Violin Concerto....

It’s oft been said the countdown to Christmas doesn’t really start until the Everyman Rock ‘n’ Roll panto gets underway. Last year’s Red...

Humanity comes under the microscope, albeit in different ways, in this double bill of short dramas enjoying a brief but busy run at the...

Over the last few years, the Royal Court has provided the curtain raiser for Liverpool's Christmas season – there’s no stopping the...

It turned out to be a concert of two halves (literally and – despite the all-French line-up - musically) which entertained a practically...

While Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the story may turn the big 6-0 next year, like Peter Pan, its titular protagonist remains forever...