Tis the season when theatres traditionally go ‘dark’ - but Liverpool’s theatre groups are heading outside this Summer. Vicky Anderson picks seven highlights.

Weekly ‘no stags; no hens; comedy night Four Candles has a welath of chucklesome riches coming over the Summer. Here are just seven highlights.

New Year’s Eve is a special time in Wolstenholme Square. And we’re not talking about Tiësto flying in for a two hour set. Oh no. We’re talking about the continuing adventures of folk who live….

From the Bluecoat to the Capstone; Camp & Furnace to the Royal Court; Liverpool has homegrown delights to suit every taste this month.

It’s freezing outside and while we can’t warm you up we’ve found seven Liverpool comedy shows that should cheer you up…

Sod the Winter austerity - here are seven plays in Liverpool to warm your cockles.

We’ve talked before about the city’s ghostly army of empty spaces. And of how we need, as a collective, to rethink our way towards reanimating them. So, imagine our surprise when, a week after our….

It’s comforting to know that the great LIPA doesn’t just churn out math rockers and theatre techs. Oh no, Macca’s Alma Mater is your regular end of the pier variety show, helping ensure Piers Morgan….

Altru Drama’s Kate Gorst tells us why a group of teenagers from Knowsley are heading to the RSC this weekend to perform A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

With a Brookside 30th anniversary DVD on the way, we ask film and TV academic Noel Brown to assess the cultural impact of the Close, Bing Crosby and Jimmy Corkhill

Can art shine a lens on the turbulent events of the Arabic world? This year’s Liverpool Arabic Arts Festival offers a response as rich and diverse as the region’s cultures, and offers a fresh perspective.

A strange cargo washes up on our shores this Friday - as Whale Song arrives with stories and songs about the deep oceans, unrequited love and, erm, Central Library…

The world premiere at the Playhouse Studio is the hottest thing in the city right now - and its star is set to shine very brightly. David Lloyd talks to The Match Box’s Leanne Best.