Articles relating to: Liverpool
From Hollywood to Hope Street: Arthur Miller’s lost screenplay
When I drive from central Liverpool towards Crosby in the North of the city, there’s a sight that never fails to snatch my breath.
Review: Beating Berlusconi! at the Liverpool Everyman
Ten years on from Liverpool FC winning the Champions League comes this timely revival of a ballsy play.
Review: Constellations, Liverpool Playhouse
Almost 20 years ago, Pulp released their career-defining album Different Class. Along with the Yanis Varoufakis-approved anthem Common People, it also featured a song called Something Changed. In the song, which is a delicate strum-a-long until some easy-listening strings send it soaring, St Jarvis of Intake ruminates on the temporal singularity around which a relationship was once conjured into existence.
Review: Blood Wedding at Liverpool Everyman Theatre
The arrival of Graeae Theatre Company at Liverpool’s Everyman is a matter for celebration.
Lifting the Curtain at The Epstein Theatre, Liverpool
Theatres are all about secrets. They may open their foyers and welcome you in but the heart of each building stays hidden – a world of darkness and silence and stealth.
Review: Twopence to Cross the Mersey, Epstein Theatre, Liverpool
I like to think I know a thing or two about hardship. Just the other night, for example, there was nothing on telly so I subjected myself to Justin Bieber: Never Say Never on Netflix.
Only in England at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
Isn’t it the case that we’re permanently on the cusp of changing times, stranded between memory and the unknown?
Review: Educating Rita, Liverpool Playhouse
In Frank’s vast oval cave filled with books and booze, Scouse Rita lets the air in. But you know, something’s changed about our Rita, she knows what she wants more than before. She’s more in control.
Win tickets to see Julian Cope in Liverpool
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Liverpool: The Cathedral That Never Was
The thought of what might have been exerts a powerful hold on the imagination. To support our boundless appetite for the game of ‘what if’ we build elaborate castles in the air; castles erected purely on foundations of conjecture, and constructed from materials found in our minds.
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