Review 30/44

Liverpool Beyond van Gogh and Beyond Monet run extended

It’s been a long time – 40 years to be exact – since Glyndebourne last performed live opera in Liverpool. So this three-day visit to the...

An evening at the Philharmonic Hall generally involves a good spread of musical morsels to satisfy the audience’s appetite. The menu for...

Two centuries after it was published, the story of Frankenstein and his ‘monster’ continues to resonate in the public consciousness....

In a world where tolerance of others is in increasingly short – nay perilous – supply, it’s good to be reminded of the empowering virtues...

The clocks go back this weekend, but on a damp Thursday night at the Philharmonic Hall they were looking forward past the looming dark,...

Amélie Poulain’s fantastical journey comes to an end in Liverpool this week as the stage musical version of the cinematic hit concludes...

Three decades and counting since it first manned the barricades at the Barbican, Les Misérables has become not just a piece of theatre...

There’s more unsaid than said in Daniel Kanaber’s thoughtful new play which muses on friendship, mental health and what it means to be...

Given his long and stellar (ongoing) career, it’s something of a surprise to find multi award-winning violinist Sergey Krylov only made...

What do you get when you marry (still) pertinent issues like female empowerment and equal pay with period piece Carry On-grade slapstick...