Category Archives: Previews

Deacon Blue’s Ricky Ross To Perform At The New Brighton Floral Pavilion.

This November Ricky Ross will embark on his most intimate U.K. tour yet performing songs from his extensive song-writing catalogue. 30 years of songs, from Deacon Blue and beyond. The tour will be of special interest to fans on Merseyside as Ricky will be performing at the New Brighton Floral Pavilion on Sunday 15th November.

Ricky formed Deacon Blue over 30 years ago and it is now 28 years since the band released their debut album, Raintown. A string of best-sellers followed, When the World Knows Your Name [1989], Fellow Hoodlums [1991], Whatever You Say, Say Nothing [1993] and a double-platinum compilation Our Town – The Greatest Hits [1994] which included Real Gone Kid, Fergus Sings the Blues, Dignity, Twist and Shout and Wages Day.

The Glitz And Glamour Of Las Vegas Come To The Epstein Theatre This November.

Get ready to be transported to the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, where you have the opportunity to be the star of the show!

Viva Hypnosis is a fabulous Vegas-style night out that you will never forget – coming to The Epstein Theatre for one night only on Wednesday 11th November 2015.

The show stars international hypnotist, Simon Warner, who has hypnotised over 6,000 people all around the world!

This however is no ‘ordinary’ hypnosis show. Viva Hypnosis aims to redefine the art of the hypnosis show by getting rid of all the ‘old hat’ stuff that people might expect and putting the ‘show’ back into the stage hypnosis show.

Jamie Clague, Thom Morecroft And Joe Kelly Set To Give October A Fine Musical Finish.

The View Two Gallery is one of the treasures that Liverpool holds with deep affection to its heart, a venue that has housed many a gig, many a night of beautiful music contemplation and one that never seems to run out of great local talent wanting to perform within it. Like The Bluecoat, Zanzibar, Leaf, Studio 2, The Lomax and a whole host of what many outside of the city, those who don’t truly get the vibe that exists in this heartland of musical creativity, might consider to be small scale, in actual fact, it is the thriving soul that allows artists the chance to perform with careful consideration to a very appreciative audience and one that is seized upon and must be maintained.

Award Winning YEP Take To The Playhouse Studio Stage This November.

Following their hedonistic version of The Bacchae in the summer, Young Everyman Playhouse (YEP) invites audiences to fall in to The Wonderful World of Dissocia as they present Antony Neilson’s dazzlingly colourful play in the Playhouse Studio from Tuesday 4th to Saturday 7th November.

Lisa Jones is on a journey. It’s a colourful and exciting off-kilter trip in search of one lost hour that has tipped the balance of her life. The inhabitants of the wonderful world she finds herself in – Dissocia – are a curious blend of the funny, the friendly and the brutal.

The Liverpool Playhouse Theatre To Revel In The Haunting Of Hill House This Festive Period.

This Christmas at the Playhouse, following the international and West End success of Ghost Stories, the horror genre makes a return with The Haunting of Hill House. The production is collaboration with Sonia Friedman Productions and HAMMER to create the first major U.K. stage adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s novel, which became the legendary horror movie The Haunting in 1963. The production will play at the Williamson Square venue from Monday 7th December to Saturday 16th January.

Kevin Critchley To Appear At Studio 2 On The 23rd October In Night Of Great Music.

Kevin Critchley opens his soul when he speaks to you, it is an endearing quality that is only surpassed by his ability to open up your own soul and the million thoughts that race around the brain each time he and his band step on stage and conquer the divide that lays between Rock and the hard place that exists in expanding the musical creation to a wider audience.

Twopence To Cross The Mersey Returns To Liverpool In 2016.

Following a hugely successful tour across Merseyside earlier this year, Twopence to Cross the Mersey will return for a three-week run next autumn at the newly refurbished Royal Court Theatre in Liverpool.

The new stage play version of Helen Forrester’s Twopence to Cross the Mersey wowed audiences in Liverpool, Southport, St. Helens and Wirral during a six-week tour in Spring 2015.

Due to popular demand, Twopence to Cross the Mersey will return to entertain larger audiences for 23 shows at the popular Royal Court, which has undergone a multi-million pound refurbishment.

Sex, Fear, Religion And Magic In Out Of Joint’s Jane Wenham: The Witch Of Walkern At The Everyman This Hallowe’en.

This autumn the Everyman welcomes back Out of Joint for a gripping and haunting new play about sex, fear, religion and magic. Jane Wenham: The Witch of Walkern is written by B.A.F.T.A.-winning writer Rebecca Lenkiewicz and is at the Hope Street venue from Tuesday 27th to Saturday 31st October.

Set in Walkern in 1712 after decades free from witch hunts, Walkern’s cunning woman Jane Wenham is blamed for a tragic death – and charged with witchcraft. A terrifying ordeal begins, as the village is torn between those who want to save her life, and those who claim to want to save her soul.

A Dickensian Christmastime At Liverpool’s St George’s Hall This Festive Season.

Lovehistory, producers of the popular Catacombs of Liverpool’s Dark History series, have announced details of a Dickensian themed Christmas party at St George’s Hall Liverpool this festive season.

A Victorian festive celebration, Dickensian Christmastime will take place in the iconic venue’s spectacular Great Hall from 7.30pm on Friday 18th December. Tickets are available now priced at £18.00 (Inc booking fee).

Swap the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season and be transported to yesteryear for an evening with a difference as you get together with friends, family or work colleagues to deck St George’s Hall with boughs of holly for the perfect traditional festive celebration.

The Everyman Theatre Hosts Little Bulb’s Re-imagining Of Epic Greek Myth.

This month, theatregoers will be transported to 1930s Paris in all its bohemian vibrancy, as the Everyman hosts Little Bulb’s madcap, musical re-imagining of the epic Greek myth Orpheus, from 20th to 24th October.

Set to a live score of hot club jazz, opera and French chanson, Orpheus is a musical re-imagining of the epic Greek myth. Charismatic songstress Yvette Pépin and her troupe of operatic players perform the thrilling tale of Orpheus’s ill-fated descent into the underworld to reclaim his lost love, Eurydice.

Music has played an integral part in Orpheus with a veritable feast of original compositions alongside Bach, Monteverdi, Edith Piaf and Debussy.