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Review: Masquerade / Epstein Theatre
Hurrying down the street in the freezing cold on my way to the Epstein Theatre, I was confused to see an '80s gay bar stood in its place.
Upon entering, the atmosphere could not have been...
Arena apologises to fans after ‘crowded’ Jamie Webster gig
The owners of Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena have apologised to concert-goers following a show at the weekend.
Jamie Webster fans were left feeling vulnerable after his Saturday night show at Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena was branded "overcrowded" and that "tickets...
Merseyside photographer gains popularity taking pictures on the same street
A local photographer has gained popularity over the past few years taking photos of people on Bold Street in Liverpool City Centre.
Known simply on social media as 'Bold Street Guy', Dave Knight asks strangers on Bold Street if they...
Dramatic way to tackle tricky topic of men’s mental health
Addressing men’s mental health can be seen as a taboo and an uneasy challenge - but with “What He Said”, Pique Niche Theatre Company have managed to tackle these issues in a compelling and dramatic way.
The event, on November...
Sound way of tackling city’s mental health issues
A new wellness walking tour has been launched in Liverpool City Centre with the aim of offering a moment of mindfulness amid a busy city.
Created by artists Sarah Stephenson and Roger Hill, the project Sound Drops consists of "audio...
Eurovision ‘will cement Liverpool’s place on cultural map’
The Eurovision song contest will put Liverpool on the map for future global events. That is the view of Cllr Liam Robinson, the chair of the city’s transport committee.
Since the elation of finding out the news that Liverpool will...
Liverpool’s musical creativity celebrated at awards night
The Sound Music Awards took place recently at Hanger 34 Club in the Baltic Triangle, reports Matthew Welch.
The event celebrated the enduring, creative and legacy making music scene in Liverpool.
‘Life ain’t always empty’ when you see Fontaines DC live
Irish post-punk band Fontaines DC have had a busy few years since releasing their first Album, Dogrel, in 2019.
The five-piece band from Dublin are currently on their UK and Ireland tour for their brand-new album, Skint Fia, and on...
Local theatre company lifts the curtain on men’s mental health
November is men’s health awareness month and Pique Niche Theatre Company is shining a spotlight on under-discussed male issues.
On November 19, which is International Men’s Day, they will stage “What He Said” at the Casa Bar Theatre. Four short...
Hilarious adult must-see stands the test of time
Rita, Sue and Bob Too! is an much-loved piece of work that truly stands the test of time. Originally, I questioned the popularity of a 40-year-old play based on the grooming of two teenage girls ... but the packed...
