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Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: A Night With Daniel Taylor: His Music & Friends.
Daniel is an award-winning actor, musician, theatre producer and director who was born, and lives, in Liverpool.
Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: Pauline Daniels – Get Me Before The Crematorium Does.
‘A joyous performer… this lady belts out a stream of observations about the things in life that make everyone laugh.’
Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: 2 Gorgeous 4 U
2GORGEOUS4U in memory of Mark Davies Markham Monday 24 July 2023 | 7.30pm Comedy | 12+ Tickets: £18 In memory of writer Mark Davies-Markham who passed away this year, we are bringing back, for a[…]
Liverpool Theatre Festival, 2023: Whatever Happened to Billy Kenny.
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BILLY KENNY Friday 21 July 2023 | 7.30pm Drama | 15+ Tickets: £20 It’s the question asked by thousands of Evertonians across the last three decades. In this stunning one man show,[…]
Music Review: Peter Gabriel – i/o Live
Peter Gabriel i/o Live 23rd June, 2023. AO Arena, Manchester. Main Images: Maggie Levin (2023). (SPOILERS). It’s been almost twenty years since Peter Gabriel has toured new material. In 2014, he treated audiences to his[…]
Book Review – Stephen King: Cujo
For the all of the interceding forty-plus years, it’s safe to say that Stephen King’s seventh full-length novel, Cujo, has not succumbed to the vagaries of time.
Book Review – Mark Billingham – The Last Dance
Mark Billingham The Last Dance Publisher : Sphere Hardcover : 400 pages ISBN-10 : 1408717123 ISBN-13 : 978-1408717127 25 May, 2023. Punchy, sarky and – arguably above all – seriously un-Thorne,[…]
Book Review: Gilly Macmillan – The Fall
A sumptuous feast of intrigue.
Book Review: Mark Dawson – The Driver
Mark Dawson The Driver Publisher: Welbeck Paperback: 352 pages ISBN-10: 178739705X ISBN-13: 978-1787397057 Published: 2nd February, 2023 A little late, but better that than never to ring the bell for one of the best[…]