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Review: Blood Brothers at the Liverpool Empire ****1/2

Tate Liverpool has completed the first phase of its building’s multi-million-pound ‘major reimagining’ – but it’s also been revealed this...

An exhibition marking the centenary of the Liverpool Empire is on display at the city’s Central Library. The Liverpool Empire Theatre 100...

The Merchant of Venice has long been described as a ‘problem play’. Is it a comedy or a tragedy? And is Shakespeare condoning...

The connections between Liverpool and its trading history are explored through nature in a new exhibition at Tate Liverpool and RIBA...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic has announced the appointment of its first female chief executive in its 185-year history. Vanessa Reed...

Spit spot! Mary Poppins is flying in to Liverpool as part of the smash hit musical’s UK tour. The multi-award-winning stage spectacular...

Novelist and writer Jacqueline Roy will take part in a special ‘in conversation’ at Liverpool’s Calderstones Mansion this weekend. The...

Liverpool’s Unity Theatre is embarking on an international collaboration with a New Zealand youth theatre. Rising | Pike Ake – which is...

Veteran Liverpool broadcaster and author Spencer Leigh has celebrated his 80th birthday with the publication of a special new memoir. The...

In The Merchant of Venice 1936, at the Liverpool Playhouse this week, Tracy-Ann Oberman plays Shylock as a steely Jewish matriarch facing...