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Wake Up Dead Man: Review

The third instalment in Rian Johnson’s Knives Out series released last weekend in UK cinemas for a limited run. The film will be available to stream on Netflix on the...

Rianne Downey at Arts Club

‘Welcome to The Pyre’: The Last Dinner Party Live at The Dome

Inside the Liverpool Literary Festival: John Higgs on Doctor Who

Inside the Liverpool Literary Festival: finding the power of literature in tackling the climate crisis with John Ironmonger

Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code | Book Review

Bastille: Album Launch Show | Review

Red or Dead at the Royal Court Theatre- Review

The DMA’s at Mountford Hall | Review

Review: The Little Mermaid (2023)

Opinion pieces are the view of the author and in no way reflect the views of Liverpool Guild Student Media or Liverpool Guild of Students. The Little Mermaid (2023) might...

Consent — LUDS | Review

Trigger warnings — this review contains discussion of sexual violence and assault. This play originally debuted in 2017 at the National Theatre, it revolves around a group of wealthy lawyers...

UNSCHOOLING Gig at “YES” Manchester – Review

Family Tree at the Everyman | Review

Medea at Soho Place | Review

Deaf Havana at Cambridge Junction | Review

Beans on Toast at Future Yard | Review

Sea Girls: A euphoric return to the O2 Academy | Review

Top 10 Mixtapes and EPs of 2022

Modern Marriage at Round the Corner | Review and Interview

The House Amongst the Willows | Review

The House Amongst the Willows is a psychological thriller, written by Robert Scott. I saw 4AM’s production at the Hope Street Theatre, on 29th November. Being a cold, foggy autumnal...

Ink – LUDS | Review

With a cast and crew numbering twenty-two, the Liverpool University Drama Society (LUDS) production of Ink transports you to a 1969 boardroom. Rupert Murdoch is ruling the roost - queue...

Turner Prize 2022 at Tate Liverpool | Review

Miles Kane: “This is the best night of my life” – O2 Academy Liverpool | Review

Liverpool Theatre Festival’s Killing Mice review

LUST’s ‘The Lightning Thief’ Musical | Review

Killing Joke at the O2 Academy – The Joke’s On Us

Slowthai: HELL IS HOME Tour | Mountford Hall Review

Professional: a Review From Hope Street Theatre

Oz and Us: ‘The Wizard of Oz’ at St Helens Theatre Royal | REVIEW

Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum – Dexter’s Michael C Hall Kills it at Kitchen Street

A heavy atmosphere grips a crowd simmering in anticipation. Small but expectant, you can tell the crowd around you is ecstatic to hear a band that has garnered a loyal...

Story Glory: ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’ | REVIEW

Well, everybody's talking about Jamie, but this musical boasts a cast of twenty-two. One of the show’s signal successes is its incorporation of multiple stories. There are the estranged childhood...

Biffy Clyro at Mountford Hall | Review

Paloma Faith’s ‘Infinite Things’ 2021 Tour | REVIEW

Book Inspo For Your University Bookshelf

Your Foodie Guide to Dubai

Sefton Park Pilot: a step closer to normality?

Treaty Pie | Review

Cruise | Review

Now or Never | Review

Disenchanted | Review

Disenchanted is a musical reimagining Disney princesses. In turn, they take to the stage to sing about why their ending may not have been quite so happily ever after. This...

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...

Jack and the Beanstalk | Review

An Elephant in the Garden | Review

BKLYN the Musical | Review

Single review: “Cheer Up Baby” by Inhaler

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice | Review

An Interview with Ryan Carter, the Barn Theatre’s Creative Director for Digital Content

‘I was born grinning’: Gyles Brandreth Meets Joanna Lumley | Review

The Color Purple – at Home | Review

I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change | Review

Lambert Jackson Productions have been on the theatre companies leading the way in online theatre in recent months, with previous productions including The Last Five Years, First Date and [Title...

A Tale To Tell | Review

A Tale To Tell is a new short musical film which tells the story of what happens when a load of pantomime characters find out that this year's shows have...