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Radar: A Wondrous Place at The Unity

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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7 Plays In March You Might Not Know About

7 Plays In March You Might Not Know About

From the Bluecoat to the Capstone; Camp & Furnace to the Royal Court; Liverpool has homegrown delights to suit every taste this month.


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The Weekly Seven: 28th January 2013

The Weekly Seven: 28th January 2013

30 Rock TV The most hilarious and clever show to ever grace TV screens is coming to an end this week after 7 seasons. It’s previously been shown on Comedy Central over here, but your best bet is to catch up on the box sets to watch it in all its surreal, quotable (“Good God, [...]


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7 Comedy Shows In Liverpool This Winter

7 Comedy Shows In Liverpool This Winter

It’s freezing outside and while we can’t warm you up we’ve found seven Liverpool comedy shows that should cheer you up…


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7 Plays To See This Winter

7 Plays To See This Winter

Sod the Winter austerity – here are seven plays in Liverpool to warm your cockles.


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Review: The Art of Falling Apart at Unity Theatre

Review: The Art of Falling Apart at Unity Theatre

Brighten up your January with a trip to the Unity to see Big Wow’s hilarious and homegrown The Art of Falling Apart.


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7 Things to See in Liverpool: Pantomimes

7 Things to See in Liverpool: Pantomimes

Three Cinderellas, two Atomic Kittens, one David Gest. From the Unity to the Empire; Playhouse to Brindley there are plenty of pantos and Christmas shows for all tastes and ages this December.


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Radar: Liverpool Comedy Festival at the Unity Theatre

Radar: Liverpool Comedy Festival at the Unity Theatre

The Unity Theatre hosts its usual collection of one-man shows, with gigs from Robin Ince and Michael Legge, Seann Walsh and Josie Long.


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Radar: Love Me Do at the Unity

Radar: Love Me Do at the Unity

A new play about Brian Epstein and his career with The Beatles comes to the Unity next month.


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7 theatre picks for June

7 theatre picks for June

Twiddling your fingers this June? Switch off your TV set – here are seven less boring theatre things instead.


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7 Liverpool theatre picks for April

7 Liverpool theatre picks for April

Shakespeare, giants, improv and more – here are our seven picks for Liverpool theatre in April.


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Olympian recovery: Spike Theatre’s ‘The Games’

Olympian recovery: Spike Theatre’s ‘The Games’

For those who lost their annual Arts Council cash last year, time is running out. So what do you do? If you’re Spike Theatre, you get out there – and vow to keep having fun.


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Review: Departure Lounge at the Unity

Imagine if The Inbetweeners (the second time we’ve referenced the hilarious Channel 4 show this week in a review) got stuck in a departure lounge after a week of beery mayhem in Malaga. That’s a little bit what Departure Lounge is like. Only it’s a musical. And everyone has a hidden secret or angst in [...]


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Seven Liverpool theatre picks for February

Seven Liverpool theatre picks for February

February brings a raft of new productions, from a world premiere to the first efforts of new Liverpool theatre companies to the Playhouse’s new blockbuster. Opera glasses at the ready – here are seven theatre picks for the next month.


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Learning to love dance

Learning to love dance

Like a little kiddywink, I was practically counting the sleeps until a certain show rolled into town this week. Which is kind of fitting, as it was choreographer Matthew Bourne’s take on old family favourite the Nutcracker I couldn’t wait to see on the Empire stage. Something strange has crept up on me in recent [...]


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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier

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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Our picks

“It’s easy to get sniffy about pop music”: Thea Gilmore interviewed

Cerebral songwriter Thea Gilmore now comes with strings attached, as you'll witness at Liverpool's Philharmonic Hall this Friday. Alan O’Hare finds out more…

Radar: Rockaoke at Camp and Furnace

It's karaoke! But cool! And with - yes, really - a live band. What's not to love? Get your lungs around Camp and Furnace's new night...

Radar: UpItUp’s 10th birthday weekend

The most exciting Liverpool electronic music label celebrates a decade, with a weekend of unique, must-see parties...

Radar: Rufus Wainwright at Liverpool Philharmonic

The colourful baroque pop hero visits the Phil for the first time in six years this summer...
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