Arts and Culture Archives - Liverpool Guild Student Media

‘Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere’ Review

★★⯪☆☆ Whilst Theroux’s on-screen presence cannot be denied, the glossy sheen Netflix provides undermines the real danger ‘red pill’ content presents. In his new 90-minute documentary, launched on 11th March on Netflix, 3-time BAFTA...

LUST’s ‘The Lightning Thief’ Musical | Review

Well Behaved Women Never Made History, or Stage: ‘Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World’ | REVIEW

Jerk of Art: ‘Jamaica Making’ Exhibition at the VG&M | REVIEW

The Ultimate St Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl in Liverpool

Oliver, Twisted: ‘Oliver Twist!’ at the Chester Storyhouse | REVIEW

Not a Cluedo: ‘Dial M For Murder’ | REVIEW

River of Light 2021

Lucy McKenzie – A Retrospective Exhibition

Cruise | Review

Cruise is based on the true story of Michael Spencer and what should have been his last night on earth, after being diagnosed with HIV. It is a celebration of...

Love is Backstage: Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ | Review

The National Theatre shot their latest adaptation of Shakespeare’s ageless love story behind the scenes of their London venue, over seventeen days during lockdown. Despite staging Romeo & Juliet without...

Taylor Swift’s Love Story Re-Release

Treason the Musical in Concert | Review

Nine female-owned local businesses to support this International Women’s Day

Marry Me A Little | Review

Holiday Ab-read: Stories for Staycations ([Austral]asia)

Holiday Ab-read: Stories for Staycations (Africa)

Methods Devour Themselves | Review

Holiday Ab-read: Stories for Staycations (Europe)

A Brief Introduction to Arts and Culture in Liverpool

From Beryl Bainbridge to the Beatles, Liverpool has been the epicentre for genre defining creatives for hundreds of years. The city of Liverpool has an extremely broad and rich cultural...

Jesus wasn’t white, and why this matters

Opinion pieces are the view of the author and in no way reflects the view of the Liverpool Guild Student Media or Liverpool Guild of Students. Western history often tells...

The Midnight Gang | Review

My Top 5 TV shows to watch during lockdown

Coronavirus Forces Millions of LGBTQ+ People to Quarantine with Homophobic Family Members

Tiger King: The Weird & Wild Docu-Series Taking The World By Storm

Liverpool in Limbo

A Little Love for Theatre

Henry V Review

The Queen’s have Arrived! – SIX UK Tour

Phenomenal Women – International Women’s Day!

Opinion pieces are the view of the author and in no way reflects the view of the Liverpool Guild Student Media or Liverpool Guild of Students. This Sunday, 8th March,...

UoL’s Open House Festival Returns

The University of Liverpool’s Open House festival returns later this month. The line-up has a number of award-winning speakers including journalist Gavin Esler, author and screenwriter Emma Jane Unsworth and...

An Interview with Darcy Oake

Night of the Living Dead – Remix: Review

I Think We Are Alone: Review

Animal Farm: A Review

Review: ‘An Inspector Calls’- People In Doll Houses…

Review: Once, Upon A Stage.

Best Original Score | 2020 Oscars Opinions and Predictions

Amelie The Musical – Review

Miracle on 34th Street: The Musical

With the festive season now in full swing, Miracle on 34th Street has arrived at the Liverpool Playhouse. Based on the awarding winning 1947 film, this Christmas story is retold in the form...

24 Kitchen Street and its struggle for survival

Ioan Roberts, the owner of the venue, gives us a frank discussion on the future of the iconic Liverpool venue A campaign to appeal to Liverpool City Council on the...

A Christmas [Nut]Cracker

High-rises to Fine Dining: How Liverpool’s Investments Shape Our Culinary Landscape

Les Misérables UK Tour -Review