Review: J. Edgar
An extraordinary life, a lasting legacy, a singularly complex individual. But does the new J. Edgar biopic capture its leading character in all his dubious glory?
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Review: The Iron Lady
Vinny Lawrenson-Woods manages to sit through The Iron Lady for the SevenStreets review. We only wish he’d get off the fence…
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The Ladykillers: Review
A triumphant way to usher in the next hundred years? Or did the Playhouse’s latest production die on its feet? Jamie Bowman reviews The Ladykillers.
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Eye’s Wide Open: New Open Eye Gallery
At long last the Open Eye Gallery re-opens to the public at Mann Island with an unusual breakfast event and talk from photographer Mitch Epstein. Rachel Gardner (she’s American, you know) was there too…
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Review: Lanterns on the Lake
Ethereal, emotional and electrifying. Laura Brown is utterly enraptured by Lanterns on the Lake, at Leaf for Liverpool Music Week.
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The Swallowing Dark Review
Another glowing batch of reviews for Lizzie Nunnery – and another sign that this Liverpool songwriter and dramatist is the one to watch.
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Review: Living In The Material World
For a short season only, Scorsese’s unblinking eye captures, vividly, the life, times and singular journey of the spiritual Beatle. Don’t miss it.
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Red State: Review
Kevin Smith’s new film tackles the weightiest of subjects – but, asks Vinny Lawrenson-Woods, can he do it with his customary lightness of touch?
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Review: Tartuffe at The Playhouse
Look, we’re not even going to attempt a single rhyming couplet in this review. How could we, when we’ve just sat through a masterclass?
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Review: Troll Hunter
The must-see monster movie of the season? Forget Hollywood, look north for an icy blast of Arctic black comedy.
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Review: Mathew Street Festival
How was it for you? Andrew Robinson enjoys some Whiskey in the Jar, and a personal serenade at this year’s Mathew Street Festival, while John Johnson captured it all on camera.
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Review: Beatles Festival, Let It Be Strings
Another Beatles reinvention? Sean Harris samples a highly strung alternative to the karaoke of Mathew Street (our review of which later), and finds, sometimes, it’s best to leave well alone…
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Thai Kitchen Review
You want authentic Thai? Best head away from Liverpool ONE, then. We visit Thai Kitchen and sample some surefooted street cuisine…
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Review: Philip Treacy at The Tate
Don’t fancy the surreal Belgian? Don’t worry, there’s lots more to see – that’s free – at The Tate this summer.
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Liverpool Pride: Review and Pictures
Stephanie Heneghan gets carried away with it all – but keeps her leopard print shoes on – at this year’s Pride festival.
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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier
— Matt Berry comes to the Kazimier with his set of psych-folk and tracks from his new album, Kill The Wolf.
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