review | artscityliverpool 17/51

Liverpool date for The Silence of the Lambs

When Gary Barlow first approached his old mate Tim Firth – Frodsham’s other famous son – about penning a Take That musical, Firth was...

When Liverpool’s Tmesis Theatre isn’t creating endlessly inventive stage spectacles it’s running Physical Fest – a bi-annual celebration...

Just another Thursday night in Liverpool UNESCO City of Music. While down on the Pier Head a heaving festival crowd enjoyed a set from...

UNESCO City of Music, World Capital of Pop, home to the biggest band the globe has ever seen – we all know Liverpool’s musical...

It’s the hard-knock life for many people at the moment – but in the history of boom and bust, the Great Depression of the early 1930s...

All eyes are on Liverpool this week, with the joyful Eurovision juggernaut reaching a crazy, camp, celebratory climax tomorrow night down...

“Where does imagination stop, and memory begin?” asks the magical matriarch of the mysterious Hempstock family near the start of Neil...

Ahhh, the smell of the greasepaint…the roar of the crowd. Treading the boards is an addictive, if precarious way to make a living, as the...

Lancaster-based theatre company imitating the dog has become a regular visitor to the Playhouse over the past few years, bringing with it...

More than 30 years after he first created it, Roddy Doyle’s tale of a band rising from the grimy streets of Dublin’s North Side, burning...