Review: Shiverpool tour Horror at St George's Hall
(Fri 24/09)
Each tour is conducted by a set of actors, or “The Shiverghouls” as they are affectionately known. Theatrical performances are delivered with gusto by young aspiring thespians with passion for the history they are po
Review: The Game at Liverpool Playhouse
(Thu 23/09)
A review of Harold Brighouse's 'The Game' at Liverpool Playhouse
Review: Tis Pity She's A Whore at the Liverpool Everyman
(Thu 23/09)
To an 'anything goes' 21st century audience - familiar with the Jeremy Kyle Show - you might think the sex, gore and incest of 'Tis Pity She's A Whore' wouldn't evoke so much as a raised eyebrow let alone the shock
Review: Mirth-filled night at Liverpool Laughterhouse, The Slaughterhouse comedy club
(Sun 19/09)
Home-bred character comic Keith Carter as loveable scally Nige, South American music sensation Mundo Jazz and, topping the bill, award-winning Canadian comic Phil Nichol with his first visit to Liverpool in four years.
Moody Blues rock the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
(Fri 17/09)
The iconic Moody Blues blasted their way through a brilliant set to a sell-out crowd at the Liverpool Philharmonic last night.
Click Liverpool keeps one eye open at Farmageddon fright-fest
(Thu 16/09)
Walking around Farmaggedon isn't too far removed from sitting through an hour of watching one of those doctors and nurses programmes that seem to have taken over our 4000” screens.
Tamara Drewe review
(Mon 13/09)
Tamara Drewe is the dream plotline you wish to give the Midsommer Murders episodes that you have to endure with Mum and Grandma on a quiet Sunday evening.
Review: The Little Red Book of Liverpool FC
(Thu 09/09)
Liverpool fans pride themselves on knowing everything there is to know about their club and there can be no better companion than 'The Little Red Book of Liverpool FC'.
Review: Brick Up: The Wirral Strikes Back at The Liverpool Empire
(Thu 09/09)
In a world where a fictitious terrorist organisation has bricked up the tunnel splitting Merseyside in half, one would hope for some side splitting ping pong banter across the river.
Review: Scott Pilgrim vs The World at ODEON Switch Island
(Thu 02/09)
This is not your average rom-com-game-referencing-fight movie. It is the story of twenty something Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera) and the lengths he will go to for a girl named Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead).
Review: Click @ Creamfields 2010
(Wed 01/09)
The sun set and the stylus ground to a halt and with it the end of Creamfields 2010.
Paul Young Lays his Sombrero - in Crosby!
(Sun 29/08)
Hit singer Paul Young wowed them in the aisles with his tex-mex band Los Pacaminos - in Crosby!
The Carpet King of Texas
(Mon 23/08)
The most disturbing book I have ever read.
Review: Hairspray at The Liverpool Empire
(Thu 19/08)
'Welcome to the 60s' was the message resonating from the Empire Theatre last night as the stylish Hairspray put a gleeful grin on the fresh faces of many.
The Expendables review - Sylvester has issues
(Thu 12/08)
Sly hints that this could be his action finale and, although it isn’t a worthy goodbye, it’s an entertaining romp and it would be a shame not to catch those biceps just one last time.
