REVIEW: Take me Home County Road
Reading Time: 2 minutesCounty Road (Take Me Home) at the Liverpool Royal Court is a funny, sharply written play that blends Liverpool local identity with a love of country and western music.
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REVIEW: For You Blue: Celebrating The Beatles Greatest Hits 1967–1970
Reading Time: 3 minutes"For You Blue: Celebrating The Beatles Greatest Hits 1967–1970" at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall was a lively, affectionate evening celebratng one of the greatest songbooks in popular music.
REVIEW: Taking the Piste
Reading Time: 2 minutesTaking the Piste is yet another triumph for Liverpool's Royal Court. A brilliantly written comedy inspired by one of Merseyside's most unbelievable true stories- the truth is sometimes madder than fiction
REVIEW: Good Vibrations – A Celebration of the Beach Boys
Reading Time: 2 minutesCelebrating 60 years of Pet Sounds, the concert
began with the album performed in full in the first half, before moving on to a selection of the
band’s best-known hits in the second half, along with a few lesser-known songs for the die-
hard fans.
REVIEW: Conteh
Reading Time: 2 minutesConteh at Liverpool’s Royal Court was a thoroughly engaging production, based on the life of real-life local boxing legend John Conteh - the venue pulls out all the stops.
REVIEW: Woman In Black
Reading Time: 3 minutesFinding new ways to make you jump I caught The Woman in Black at the Liverpool Playhouse on Tuesday 24 February, and it turns out a decades-old ghost story can still make a whole room scream. This…
REVIEW: Peaceful Hour 2
Reading Time: 3 minutesThere’s nothing “peaceful” about a Scouse wedding eve, and The Peaceful Hour 2 at Liverpool’s Royal Court leans into that chaos with glee. The result: a live-action sitcom- loud, daft, surprisingly tender in places, and powered by an 80s playlist that could almost carry the night on its own.
REVIEW: Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence
Reading Time: < 1 minuteOn Thursday evening, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra took to the stage in the new Tung Auditorium in the Yoko Ono Lennon Centre.
REVIEW: Nielsen’s Violin Concerto
Reading Time: 2 minutesNeilsen’s concerto at Liverpool’s Philharmonic Hall was a masterpiece. The show was made up of three sections: Ruth Gipps’s Song for Orchestra, Nielsen’s Violin Concerto and Borodin’s Symphony No.2.
REVIEW: Raves R Us
Reading Time: 2 minutesAs someone who has an interest in both theatre and music. The promise of an immersive theatre rave adventure piqued my curiosity. Marketed as an enthralling journey that merges compelling theatre with raving and a subsequent night out, Raves R Us aimed high. Unfortunately, while it aspired to deliver an unforgettable evening, it fell short in execution.