Review: Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows
Vinny Lawrenson-Woods takes a look at the director's latest goth pomp romp, starring Johnny Depp.
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Review: Elvis Costello & The Imposters, Liverpool Empire
Alan O'Hare witnesses the Birkenhead hero as he returns for a triumphant, unique, career-spanning night at the Empire.
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Review: Mary Shelley at the Playhouse
A Regency-era soap opera with a twist - the protagonists of some of British literature's finest fuck-ups.
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Antonio Carluccio is the latest celeb chef to try his hand with an Italian eatery in Liverpool. Here are our first impressions
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Review: 3 Women
3 Women presents three very different monologues in three performances for a pleasingly varied night of entertainment.
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Review: YEP’s Illyria at the Playhouse Studio
The Young Everyman and Playhouse's Illyria has the stamp of Everyman and Playhouse quality
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Review: Henry V at the Liverpool Playhouse
A surprisingly multi-faceted production of Henry V should have even Shakespeare doubters convinced.
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Review: Doug Stanhope at the Philharmonic
Was it third time lucky for Doug Stanhope in Liverpool?
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The Mal Brasserie: Review
It's revamped and reopened. But is the Mal's new look restaurant a revelation? We went to find out...
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Lunch of the Week: The Mayflower
Vindaloo Queen wades through Liverpool’s sea of Chinese buffets and unearths an old-school business lunch.
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Review: Maharaja, London Road
Looking for an alternative to your bog standard Indian restaurant? Sid Miller investigates London Road's longstanding Maharaja, dishing up brilliant South Indian grub.
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Review: Titanic and Liverpool – The Untold Story
Amongst what might appear to be unseemly celebrations, the Maritime Museum's take on the Titanic disaster is sobering, personal and not to be missed.
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Review: Richard Herring – What is Love Anyway?
Richard Herring's new show – What is Love, Anyway? – sees the talented stand-up dissecting our understanding of love and lust.
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Review: Swallows and Amazons at the Playhouse
Swallows and Amazons is a delight not despite its innocence and lack of side, but because of it.
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Review: Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows
— Vinny Lawrenson-Woods takes a look at the director's latest goth pomp romp, starring Johnny Depp.
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