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Reviews
REVIEW: The Harry Beswick – a ‘criminally good’ dining experience at former police station
New pub on the block, The Harry Beswick in Heswall – whose name pleasingly seems to…
PREVIEW: Expect a feast of British comedy with ‘Betty Blue Eyes’ at the Gladstone Theatre
I don’t know whether it’s because they were founded in 1950 or because the Austerity Britain…
REVIEW: Manchester Collective redefines classical music with electrifying fusion at Future Yard
The Manchester Collective is on a mission: to reinvent classical music; mashing up the orchestral with…
REVIEW: Dinosaur World Live at the Floral Pavilion
Dinosaur World Live is a real treat for young dinosaur fans. It is only one hour…
REVIEW: L J Boden’s ‘By a Thread’
L J Boden’s ‘By a Thread’ is a rollercoaster tale of the life of a young…
REVIEW: Agatha Christie’s ‘A Murder is Announced’
The great thing about Agatha Christie is that she was so darn prolific, penning some 80…
REVIEW: The Mysterines – Reeling
Released on Friday, the debut album by local band The Mysterines is a dramatic and explosive…
REVIEW: Beauty & the Beast at The Floral Pavilion
It’s panto season again. Oh no it isn’t! Oh yes it is! If you’re looking for…
REVIEW: The Manchester Collective – Heavy Metal at Future Yard
I didn’t know really what to expect from this performance. The blurb promised “Big percussion, live…
REVIEW – MonoNeon at Future Yard
Last Friday, MonoNeon performed a funktastic gig in front of a voracious capacity crowd at Birkenhead’s…
Veteran Strictly star and judge-in-waiting, Anton Du Beke, brings some much-missed ballroom bling to the Floral Pavilion
“Prospero’s Daughter” went to see Anton du Beke and Giovanni Pernice’s “Him & Me” show at…
REVIEW: The Irregulars – Not your regular Sherlock Holmes tale
For the first in an occasional series of reviews, ‘Prospero’s Daughter’ takes a look at Netflix’s…