Feb
2008
Articles from 1st Feb 2008
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DANCE REVIEW: Dance Triple Bill, Liverpool Empire
Feb 01 2008 | Liverpool Arts
THERE were three very different dance companies on stage at the Empire last night as part of the British Dance Edition 2008 gathering in Liverpool. Read
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Stars at Ma’s to launch singer Landsborough’s new album
Feb 01 2008 | Liverpool Arts
INTERNATIONAL singing star Charlie Landsborough last night chose the Liverpool pub Ma Boyles to launch his latest album, Under Blue Skies. Read
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Lording it at the dance
Feb 01 2008 | Liverpool Arts
AS dancers from around the world gather in Liverpool, Philip Key talks to the choreographer of one of the newest and most exciting groups Read
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Change can be an exhausting process for an actor
Feb 01 2008 | Liverpool Arts
“BRUISES? You can’t imagine!” declares Icelandic actor Bjorn Thors. “I feel like I have been run over by a train – twice.” Read
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Key Arts events
Feb 01 2008 | Liverpool Arts
FORMER full-time snooker player Sean Meo is now an established stand-up comedian, winning a Time Out award and appearing in TV ads for the Vauxhall Vectra. Among those joining him on this bill are Manchester-based “lugubrious surrealist” Mick Ferry and former City life Comedian of the Year Tony Burgess. Doors open 6pm, show at 8pm, Prohibition Bar & Grill, Bold Street. Tickets £12 (£22 incl meal, diners must be seated by 7pm). 0870 787 1866. Read
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Dionne Warwick: Viva la diva
Feb 01 2008 | Liverpool Arts
MIKE Chapple finds Dionne Warwick looking forward to her date in the city Read
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Niki de Saint Phalle: Model approach to the world of art
Feb 01 2008 | Liverpool Arts
PHILIP Key looks at a major retrospective of the work of controversial French artist Niki de Saint Phalle Read
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Film Review: Cloverfield
Feb 01 2008 | Film & Cinema
BUCKING the traditional expensive marketing campaigns, Cloverfield employed a brilliant conceived viral marketing campaign to whip up hype for what is essentially a low- budget monster movie. Read
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Film Review: Penelope
Feb 01 2008 | Film & Cinema
IN SHAKESPEARE’S The Merchant Of Venice, Jessica famously declares, "Love is blind and lovers cannot see/The pretty follies that themselves commit . . . " Read
