Roger McGough on poetry, pandemic and Prince Andrew's teddies
Many things simply stopped when Covid arrived on these shores two years ago – but creativity wasn’t one of them. Writers, playwrights,...
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Sefton Park anniversary photo competition launched
The Friends of Sefton Park have launched a photography competition to mark the park’s 150th anniversary this spring. People are being...
Storyhouse to premiere new Tim Firth musical
A new musical by Tim Firth is set to be premiered at Chester Stoyhouse this spring. Now is Good is described as a poignant, funny and...
Review: Bruckner's Eighth Symphony at Philharmonic Hall *****
When other teenagers were listening to pop music in their bedrooms, Liverpool’s future chief conductor Domingo Hindoyan had Bruckner’s...
Christina Aguilera announces Liverpool arena tour date
Pop superstar Christina Aguilera is set to perform in Liverpool this summer - and it's one of only three dates in the UK. The American...
Wizard of Oz comes to St Helens this half term
The yellow brick road leads to St Helens Theatre Royal next month with the arrival of the venue’s half term panto. The Wizard of Oz will...
Liverpool Chinese New Year celebrations revealed
Liverpool’s Chinese New Year festivities take place next weekend with a return to a public celebration after last year’s virtual event....
Liverpool Plinth artist call out for 2022
Artists from the North West are being invited to apply to see their work showcased on the Liverpool Plinth. This is the fifth year of the...
LightNight Liverpool calls off 2022 festival
LigthtNight Liverpool is being ‘paused’ for 2022 organisers have announced. The free annual after-hours celebration of art and culture...
Pirate King brings opera fun to Liverpool and Southport
A children’s show that offers a fun-filled introduction to the world of opera is touring over half-term with dates in Liverpool and...
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