ART: Henny Acloque has created a series of weird worlds in her first major UK solo show. The London-based artist has a penchant for monkeys and golden eggs and is inspired by Netherlandish and Victorian fairy painters as well as her travels abroad.Ceri Hand Gallery, Cotton Street, Liverpool, until August 2, 0151 207 0899.
FILM: Get your eyes trained for those subtitles and head along to Picturehouse at Fact for Rudo y Cursi, a turbulent tale of football-mad brothers seeking fame and fortune. Almost too old to shoot for stardom, they meet a sleazy talent scout who offers them an unexpected chance.FACT, tickets £6.50, 0870 758 3217.
THEATRE: If The Shoe Fits, winner of the Ray Kingsley Award for comedy, centres on the antics of the staff at Twinkle Toes shoe shop, who are on a staff night out. It promises a range of colourful characters, including drama queen Daphne, and has adult content.Unity Theatre, until July 26, tickets £9 (£7 concs), 0151 709 4988.
