What’s on in Liverpool
Event listings for 27 – 31 January 2017
27 January (until 25 February)
Brick Up 2 – The Wrath of Anne Twacky
The Royal Court Liverpool
The sequel to Nicky Allt and Dave Kirby’s successful ‘Brick Up The Mersey Tunnels’, following Anne Twacky as she leads the call for Birkenhexit. Over 16s only.
27 January
Spring Festival
Playhouse
A free celebration of the Year of the Rooster with Chinese artists and local schools performing the lion dance, kung fu and more.
28 January
Peace Proms 2017
Echo Arena Liverpool
A large scale choral and orchestral performance involving schools across the city celebrates culture and diversity as well as promoting peace, unity and tolerance through music.
28 January (until 9 April)
Art at the Heart of Bluecoat
Bluecoat
A free exhibition exploring the central role of art at Bluecoat over the years as the building marks its 300th anniversary.
> Related | Renowned artists to feature in Bluecoat’s 300th anniversary celebrations
28 January
Musicals Rock
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
A journey through the highlights of some of the most famous musicals including ‘Grease’, ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’, ‘Wicked’, ‘Mamma Mia’ and more.
28 January
RSPB Day
Sefton Park Palm House
From 12-4pm RSPB experts will offer information on how you can help give wildlife a safe place to feed, breed and thrive. Plus there’ll be fun family activities and prizes.
29 January
Fairport Convention
Camp and Furnace
The iconic folk-rock band stops off at the Baltic Triangle venue as part of a winter tour to celebrate 50 years of performances.
30 January
Giselle
Liverpool Empire
Described as ‘the most poignant of all classical ballets,’ ‘Giselle’ is a heartbreaking tale of love, treachery and forgiveness performed by the Russian State Ballet of Siberia.
31 January
What Makes a Girl Strong?
Waterstones Liverpool ONE
Catherine Doyle, author of the ‘Blood for Blood’ trilogy; Melinda Sailsbury, author of ‘The Sin Eater’s Daughter’ trilogy; Katherine Webber, author of ‘Wing Jones’ and Sara Barnard, who wrote ‘A Quiet Kind of Thunder’ discuss female heroines and leading ladies.
