Performance & Film
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Radar: John Waters at Homotopia
Legendary film director heads to Liverpool to celebrate queer arts and culture festival's tenth birthday.
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7 Comedians To See At Four Candles
Weekly 'no stags; no hens; comedy night Four Candles has a welath of chucklesome riches coming over the Summer. Here are just seven highlights.
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Review: Blue Remembered Hills
This production of Blue Remembered Hills is as perfect an evocation of the casual cruelties and wonders of childhood as you will see.
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Radar: A Wondrous Place at The Unity
Four writers, four actors and four stories exploring what it is to live in the North - and be Northern.
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Radar: Star Trek and Doctor Who at FACT
Two legendary sci-fi icons can be seen on the silver screen at FACT this week.
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Transatlantic Fury at the Lantern
If you yearn for the days when comedians had something important and meaningful to say, when comedy wasn’t just about panel game shows or comics...
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Review: Di Is Dead
Fast, funny, lewd and oddly touching, Di Is Dead is a perfect combination of writer, performer and venue.
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Review: A Day In The Death Of Joe Egg
With laughs and shocks sitting side-by-side, this take on ...Joe Egg is a troubling but rewarding production of one of theatre's modern classics.
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Review: The Mousetrap at the Empire
The Mousetrap doesn't hold too many surprises 60 years on but is as comfortingly enjoyable as a Sunday night in front of the TV and...
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Wave Goodbye to The Kronos, at Kazimier
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....
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Radar: New Film Night For Baltic
Liverpool’s got a decent record of championing fringe cinema - with everything from bleak Scandinavian ennui at the Nordic Church’s film club, to the much-missed...
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Review: I Was A Rat!
Despite its breakneck pace there's plenty to enjoy in this new adaptation of Philip Pullman's dark, modern fairytale
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Radar: Tony Teardrop at St Luke’s Church
A new production to be staged in the Bombed-Out Church, will take an offbeat look at homelessness and boasts stunning photography from Lee Jeffries.
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