Review: John Shuttleworth at the Liverpool Everyman
A world with John Shuttleworth in it is a friendlier world and The Man With No More Rolls is as comforting - if battered - as the famous tan leather jacket.
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Threshold - In Pictures
In the face of arts cuts, closures and cancellations, this weekend's Threshold Festival singlehandedly proved that you don't need boat shows and big names to rally around - all you really need is talent. And that's one thing that's definitely recession proof in this city.
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Sofritos L1
How to capture the tastes of a shoreline? Well, let's start by moving away from Seacombe, eh? Sofritos L1 brings an authentic menu of Mediterranean classics to our shores...
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Review: Hard Days Night
Can the Hard Days Night hotel balance the needs of guests who expect a smart hotel and those of Beatles fans?
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Now That’s What I Call Kazimier
We expected great things. We weren't disappointed. The Kazimier Records Release 1. Now, that's what we call music...
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Review: Grosvenor Pulford, Spa by Kasia
The Grosvenor Pulford may look like another country hotel, but it harbours an extraordinary oasis of calm that deserves further investigation.
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Lone Wolf, Owls*, Stealing Sheep: Review
The Kazimier turned into an impromptu arc this Saturday, with Lone Wolf supported by Stealing Sheep and Owls*. But did it turn into a bestial bloodbath?
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Nam June Paik Tate/FACT review
Mike Pinnington follows the city's green laser beam to a retrospective that gives twice the insight into a pioneering master of new media art.
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Review: Viva Brazil
Where Viva Brazil is concerned we're turning our cards over to green. Yes please, we want some more.
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Review: base2stay Liverpool
New minimalist hotel base2stay - based in the Ropewalks - has thought of everything, but then discarded the things you don't really need. It's a smart concept and a smart hotel.
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Review: The Friendship Experiment, Unity Theatre
The Friendship Experiment at the Unity Theatre is a complex comedy idea made deceptively simple, says Vicky Anderson.
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Review: The Bear’s Paw, Warmingham
Good food, good service, good accommodation, good setting. If we've one complaint about The Bear's Paw it's only that it's not closer to home.
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Review: Cast at the O2 Academy
Paul Clark sees Cast return to Liverpool for a triumphant journey back in time to the heyday of Britpop.
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Review: Echo and the Bunnymen at the Liverpool Olympia
Paul Clark sees Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant run through Crocodiles and Heaven Up Here at the Liverpool Olympia.
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