Event type: Performance

When Rivers Meet

When Rivers Meet are gearing up for a massive 2025 with the release of their brand-new album Addicted To You—and they’re hitting the road to celebrate!

When British husband and wife artists Grace & Aaron Bond released their latest album ‘Aces Are High’ in 2023 recorded by a river in the depths of Suffolk, little did they know about the hurricane-strength surge of support that would carry them to become the first fully Independent Rock/Blues Band to have a Top 10 in the UK Official Album Charts.

The last five years have brought both public and critical acclaim. They were named ‘Band Of The Year’ for three consecutive years, earning them a spot in the UK Blues Hall of Fame, and the title of ‘Best New Band’ from the UK’s largest rock radio station.

They have developed a powerful live reputation performing sell-out live shows across two continents, with their last live album entering the UK Official Jazz & Blues Album Chart at #1.

When Rivers Meet have remained proudly Independent, attending the 2024 BRIT Awards leading the new wave of artists to keep control over creative direction, championing a focus on authenticity in the music industry.

This is more than a tour—it’s the next chapter in the WRM story. Don’t miss it.

Kerry Ellis

Kerry Ellis is the Queen of the West End.

From My Fair Lady to We Will Rock You, from Les Miserables to Wicked, in both the West End and on Broadway, she has starred in musical theatre’s biggest roles, making shows her own and earning her numerous awards. Her list of credits is remarkable and also includes Oliver!, Cats, Miss Saigon, Chess, The War Of The Worlds, and Anything Goes, among many others. She has recorded 4 studio albums, and toured the world both as a solo artist and with her good friend Sir Brian May. And now the star who grew up admiring musical theatre icons Liza Minnelli and Barbra Streisand is looking back on her illustrious career.

Singing songs from the biggest musicals and telling stories about how she came to play roles, this is a unique opportunity to see and hear the West End’s biggest hits in a very intimate setting on a tour of the UK. Don’t miss it.

VIP Meet’n’Greet packages available.

Zoe Rahman & Arun Ghosh Live at The Capstone

 

 

Milap and Liverpool International Jazz Festival present a unique collaboration between two of the brightest stars on the contemporary jazz scene.

Internationally-renowned pianist and composer, Zoe Rahman has firmly established herself as one of the most original and compelling voices in contemporary jazz.

Arun Ghosh is an award-winning clarinettist, composer and innovator of the Indo-Jazz style. His lyrical and sonorous musical style draws together jazz, folk and South Asian influences.

Paving the way for modern Indo-Jazz, the pair will explore their shared British-Bengali heritage in a musical conversation that blends South-Asian and jazz traditions.

 

 

Just Enough Madness & Caught In The Net Of Rebirth

Two deeply-felt works by new generation South Asian artists, Payal Ramchandani & Chandenie Gobardhan with live music.

What happens to a woman when the world calls it joy, but her body whispers something else? Exploring the silences surrounding motherhood, miscarriage, and postpartum, Just Enough Madness is a bold new dance-theatre work, weaving poetic text, ritual, and a striking live musical score. Performed by Payal Ramchandani in the South Indian classical dance form, Kuchipudi, alongside three live musicians on percussion, flute, and vocal.

In the short work Caught Again in the Net of Rebirth, rising artist Chandenie Gobardhan and their four dancers explore the concept of Trimurti – a cosmic cycle of creation, preservation and destruction of the self. In meticulously detailed scenes Chandenie draws from Bharatanatyam as well as street and contemporary dance styles to draw us into meditative and ancestral images of transformation.

MONUSIM

MONUISM is a completely new light-art work for Liverpool in 2026 and is is an awe-inspiring light, laser and sound installation that creates a luminous landscape of monumental, geometric light structures. It is family friendly, for all ages and totally Instagrammable!

MONUISM is an awe-inspiring light, laser and sound installation that creates a luminous landscape of monumental, ephemeral geometric structures in space. These light sculptures are constantly shifting and evolving in shape, scale, hue, and intensity, creating a sense of dynamic motion as if the very essence of architecture is being sculpted in real-time.

MONUISM is a dance of light and sound with a brand new, specially composed electronic soundtrack, which is also available to stream and download.

The work’s name, MONUISM, reflects the duality at play: the monumental scale evokes the weight and permanence of architecture or sculpture, while the prism-like, lasers suggests fragility and transience. The installation’s geometry is an ever-changing environment, immersing the viewer in a kaleidoscopic display of shifting forms; light both constructing and deconstructing the very idea of monumentality.

Tickets: Eventbrite – search ‘Monuism Liverpool.’

Location: Old Christ Church, Waterloo 

Dates: 30 Jan – 1st Feb 2026

What perfect way to lighten the January blues!

 

 

Sober Scribbles Scratch Night

Come and join us for a fantastic night of new writing brought to you by Sober Scribbles! 
 
Formed by Helen Jeffery in 2024, Sober Scribbles is a safe and supportive community for sober and sober-curious writers to come together in Liverpool and be able to create and share work in alcohol free spaces.
 
 
Since the first in-person workshops, several online playwriting courses have run under the banner of ‘Sober Scribbles’ –  tonight we are excited to present extracts of work from the emerging playwrights who have attended these.

Glorified Emo Special

 

Don’t Miss Out on Glorified Cabaret Presents: Sugar We’re Goin’ Glorified!

Get ready for a night of unforgettable entertainment on February 28, 2026.

Join us for our second emo throwback show filled with nostalgia, music, drag, burlesque and market stalls. With prizes to be won, dig out your old favourite outfits from back in the day and hairspray.

Marketplace: 6pm Show doors: 7pm Show start:7.30pm Show end: Approximately 11pm

VIP seating is limited and guarantees you a spot on the front two rows and come with a goody bag from us!

Myspace era fancy dress is highly encouraged with prizes for the best costumes.

This show is strictly 18+

This show is unreserved seating but there is a small space for standing room for those who would prefer to stand. If you are coming as a group of 5+ please get in touch so we can ensure you have seats reserved together. The seats are folded plastic seats but we are able to swap your seat for a solid, wooden, armless chair if you email us on the address below!

Future Yard is a step free venue with an accessible toilet.

For any acessibility requirements or requests please email hiya@glorifiedcabaret.com

Tickets on sale Friday 28th November 2025.

 

Timestamp

Set in 1970s America during the festive period we follow head scientist Kimmy who is hired to crack the coded of time travel and help win the ‘time race’ for her country.

However, after tragedy strikes her mission to complete time travel becomes more than just a job as she works to fix her mistakes and save her future… 

 

Scousers In America

Christmas 2025. New York City. Zara, a rising social media star and presenter, has recently taken a luxurious job offer and moved from Liverpool to New York City with her “boring” boyfriend Phil. Feeling left out and missing their best mate, Ste and Chrissy have booked their tickets and are ready to light up The Big Apple just in time for Christmas.

After being dragged along to an “influencer” event on the first night of the trip, Ste meets an American girl, Grace. With his holiday romance in full swing, Ste invites Grace out with the gang. Following a few revelations, what was looking to be the perfect Christmas turns into one that will live long in the gangs memory for years to come. 

Looking for something a bit different this year, this situational comedy is all about bringing the fun to the audience, aiming to portray an aspect of realism through a comedic lens.