Review: UK Premier GIMP at Liverpool Playhouse Theatre
(Fri 19/11)
A provocative piece of modern dance performance that explores physical movement and its limitations through the medium of dance, the GIMP Project examines disability and the physicality of the human body.
Review: Michael Bolton at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
(Tue 16/11)
Sexy US singer Michael Bolton played a sell out gig at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and what a show he put on.
John Shuttleworth at the Everyman Theatre
(Mon 15/11)
Sheffield's most versatile singer / songwriter makes a welcome return to Liverpool.
Lee Mack: Coming Out Live @ The Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
(Wed 10/11)
For Lee Mack, being an established member of the TV Panel-Show Comedians Club has it's perks
Review: Blood Brothers - Liverpool Empire
(Wed 10/11)
Since it burst onto the stage in 1983 the people of Liverpool have taken Blood Brothers to their hearts like no other.
Review: Judy & Liza at Hope Theatre, Liverpool
(Fri 05/11)
Phil Coppell reviews Judy & Liza at the Hope Theatre.
Review: Dara O'Briain at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
(Fri 29/10)
Dara playfully interacts with the crowd, welcoming our input which will dominate the entire first half. An invitation loaded with so many unforeseen pitfalls, few comics would rely on ad-libbing for such a large chunk of
Bowling For Soup @ O2 Academy
(Sun 24/10)
It would be easy to take one look at Forever The Sickest Kids and immediately dismiss them as style over substance.
Irish Festival Sea Sessions at the Liverpool Phil
(Sat 23/10)
Multi-talented artists enthrall with Irish and Liverpool Traditional music
Review: Carmina Burana at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
(Fri 22/10)
A wonderous evening spent soaking in The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir performance of Carl Orff's masterpiece Carmina Burana.
Brandon Flowers@ O2 Academy
(Sun 17/10)
Killer’s front man Brandon Flowers descends on Liverpool’s 02 Academy creating a hysteria that only bona fide indie/rock stars can create.
The Charlatans@ 02 Academy
(Sun 17/10)
Tony Wilson always hailed Shaun Ryder as one of the greatest wordsmiths around; anyone who saw Ryder perform live would find it pretty hard to disagree.
Review: Antony and Cleopatra starring Kim Cattrall, Liverpool Playhouse
(Fri 15/10)
Anticipation in the air was palpable as the audience awaited Kim Cattrall’s Shakespearian debut, and moreover, the first time treading the boards in her hometown.
Review: The Sound of Music at The Liverpool Empire
(Thu 14/10)
Mountainous, soaring and majestic - just some of the words you would use to describe an uplifting melodic journey through the Austrian mountains.
Manic Street Preachers @ Liverpool University's Guild of Students - 08/10/10
(Sat 09/10)
Manic Street Preachers bring their Postcards From A Young Man tour to Liverpool University’s Guild; bounding onto the stage James Dean Bradfield shouts “Hello Liverpool…You love us!” And indeed we do. They then
