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Rita Tushingham and Professor Roger Shannon talking after a special screening of A Taste of Honey at FACT in Liverpool. Tony Richardson’s film of Shelagh Delaney’s play was a critical and commercial success, following hard on the heels of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning and its impact on British new wave cinema. The film was opened out from the play, through Richardson and cinematographer Walter Lassally’s impressionistic use of industrial landscapes. The canals and backstreets of Salford ta...
Lou Muddle talks to Paul O'Grady at the opening of the Savage Style exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.
Two venues at National Museums Liverpool host a selection of fabulous frocks from the wardrobe of Lily Savage, the acid-tongued alter ego of comedian and television presenter, Paul O’Grady. The display comprises 7 dresses and outfits worn by Lily in her many different guises, including one worn as host of television game show Blankety Blank. Also featured are some of her incredible pantomime costumes as well as Lily’s more ‘informal’ daywear looks. Two costumes will be displayed at the new Mus...
Gary Clarke collaborates with choreographer and performer Gavin Coward to create Bagofti – A one man solo delving deep into the bold, austere and expressive work of Francis Bacon.
The opening at The Gallery last week of Sadie & Matthew's amazing work - only until 3rd Dec. Don't miss it.
Cruising Clubbing Fucking is a dance-theatre performance exploring how gay men have met and seduced each other, from the 60’s to the present day. Blending bodies with beats and contemporary dance styles with gesture, the three dancers move their way through this world of late night lust, combining seduction, sex and moments of human tenderness.
Three wonderful days of entirely transforming encounters. Tranny Hotel at Liverpool's iconic Adelphi Hotel
Get ready for the greatest ever fashion pageant coming to Liverpool on 12th November.
A short preview from Homotopia 2011. Staged entirely in water, and set against the backdrop of the Easter Rising, Ireland in 1916. This piece of dance theatre juxtaposes the developing love affair between two young men with political turmoil in Ireland and the slaughter on the Western Front – contrasting the dream of national liberation and the search for personal freedom.