TiLT’s first dance platform of 2013 sees a number of local dance practitioners heading to The Kazimier.

Noted panto Dame Francis Tucker returns to the Playhouse in Robert Farquhar’s Di Is Dead, playing a struggling author at the dog days of Britpop

We’re excited about this year’s Liverpool Lift-Off Film Fest. Though FACT (and, previously, Wolstenholme Creative Space) have brought bleeding-edge indie films to the city, this well curated four-day event really packs ‘em in, and all….

SevenStreets favourite, Daniel Kitson returns to the Playhouse for the opening show of his new tour. The award-winning comedian brings his “something like a stand up show” show to town on Wednesday 8 May. Last….

Runcorn’s Brindley theatre and arts centre has another lucky dip of music, theatre and art this season - just across the water.

A rare chance to see Terence Davies’ Liverpool love letter this weekend at Picturehouse.

The Carnival of Horrors return to Liverpool with a new show that will thrill, shock and probably make you hurl

Today sees the final chapter in one of the city’s most colourful, erratic and confounding of artistic spaces: the lovely Wolstenholme Creative Space. Deemed structurally unsound by the receivers who were brought in to administer….

Liverpool’s PurpleCoat theatre company have friends in all the right places, partially funded by Stephen Fry and supported by Sir Ian McKellen, Richard Wilson and Con O’Neill. They’ve been enjoying something of a purple patch….

We love the way Shiverpool warps any occasion into its fiendish alter-ego, with just the judicious application of a pun. From Vamp and Furnace to Scarewood Forest, via their latest, Satan Claws, they promise to….

Three Cinderellas, two Atomic Kittens, one David Gest. From the Unity to the Empire; Playhouse to Brindley there are plenty of pantos and Christmas shows for all tastes and ages this December.

Done Titanicin’? Not yet, it seems. Hot on the heels of the impressive ‘Treasured’ event at the Cathedral comes an altogether more intimate and introspective exploration of that fateful journey, from award-winning young poet Chris….

A Dickens double-bill at St George’s Hall brings together the grand old venue and one of the world’s greatest writers one more time.