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Beatles musical world premiere at Epstein Theatre this autumn
A new musical inspired by the Beatles’ formative years in Hamburg is set to receive its world premiere in Liverpool this autumn, Arts...
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Review: Les Misérables at the Liverpool Empire *****
September 1985. The wreck of the Titanic was discovered, England regained the Ashes, there was rioting in Handsworth and Brixton – and a...


Liverpool dates for Single White Female UK tour
It was the film that made everyone look a lot more closely at their housemates. Now 90s psychological thriller Single White Female is...


Review: The Croft at Liverpool Playhouse ***
As the old saying goes – if these walls could talk. And that’s what happens, in a manner, in Ali Milles’ The Croft where those who have...


Liverpool dates for Mean Girls the Musical in 2026
West End hit musical comedy Mean Girls is heading to the Liverpool Empire next year as part of its inaugural UK tour. The award-winning...


LAAF 2025 festival programme revealed
Liverpool Arab Arts Festival (LAAF) takes place this month with a line-up from across the Arab world. The annual festival takes place...


Young Frankenstein comes to Liverpool Playhouse this Christmas
Liverpool Playhouse will be the home of Young Frankenstein this Christmas with the outrageous musical comedy entertaining festive...


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...


Review: Only Fools and Horses the musical at the Liverpool Empire ****
It seems to be the season for live stage adaptations of TV's ‘national treasures’. Fawlty Towers heads for the Empire this autumn, and...


Review: Speedo Mick the Musical at Liverpool's Royal Court ****
There have been plenty of stories on stage inspired by the Red side of Liverpool – so chapeau to the Royal Court for redressing the...


Sam's no fool in lovely-jubbly stage role
It’s not often you apply for one job and come out with another. But that’s essentially what happened to actor Sam Lupton when he stepped...


What's on stage in Liverpool during June 2025
Midsummer arrives this month but even if it doesn’t bring traditional Puckish sprites and Rude Mechanicals, there’s still plenty of...


Review: Little Shop of Horrors at the Hope Street Theatre ****
The 50s and early 60s were a golden era for what might be termed shlocky horror – a Technicolor, B-movie paradise of aliens from outer...
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