Seven Liverpool theatre picks for February

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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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Radar: Dismembered Empire: Liverpool’s parallel reality

What if Liverpool was still a global economic centre? Head to the Williamson Tunnels to find out.

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Radar: Vic Godard and the Subway Sect

It’s not just the relaunch of Erics that’s bringing the spirit of 78 back again. The Williamson Tunnels sees legendary, ‘lost’ post-punk poet, Vic Godard back in town…

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The See See at Williamson Tunnels

Acclaimed London psych-pop band rope in some impressive support for their tunnels gig this weekend.

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High Llamas at Williamson Tunnels

Beach boys pop meets Bacharach hummability with Sean O’Hagan’s High Llamas. Still sprightly after all these years, they haul up at the Williamson Tunnels this weekend.

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Erland and the Carnival comes to town

Erland and the Carnival bring joyous, pop-edged folk to the cavernous surroundings of the Williamson Tunnels this Friday, and they’ve invited a couple of the city’s best to join them…

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The Surface Collection: Review

You have to wear a hard hat and scramble underground to visit The Surface Collective’s temporary gallery. But you’ll be glad you made the effort.

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Review: Williamson Tunnels

A subterranean labyrinth, built by a lunatic philanthropist, forgotten for decades, now opened up to the public? What’s not to like?

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Danny Howells Digs Deeper

How to have a birthday party: invite Danny Howells, hire out a tunnel, rave. Repeat for six hours.

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Freeze: The Williamson Tunnels

Feel your clubbing venues are a little sterile? How about partying in a tunnel? Freeze, at The Williamson Tunnels offers the most atmospheric clubbing experience in town: albeit a rather damp and claustrophobic one. Their ‘Rave in a Cave’ nights have attracted an eclectic and from EBTG’s Ben Watt to house legend Nick Warren. If [...]

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