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Oh dear no DaDa
It just doesn't feel like November without DaDaFest. Over the years, its promise of original, thought-provoking art and performance as well as the regular-as-clockwork exposure of Mat Fraser’s bits...
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Arts Council cuts in Liverpool
Today’s arts cuts - £100m - would barely cover the cost of two Apache helicopters, if the lamentations of the liberal Twitterati are more than Chinese whispers. We’ve been spending that kind of money...
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Interview with DaDaFest's Mat Fraser
Mat Fraser, 39, is one of DaDaFest’s most recognisable performers and patrons. An actor, singer and performance artist, he has taken part in a number of events at this year’s deaf and disabled arts...
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Interview with comic Laurence Clark
Not many comedy shows come into being thanks to a Primary Care Trust – let's be honest, it doesn’t sound like the funniest of starts - but Laurence Clark’s latest show isn’t your usual work of stand...
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Review: Gimp, Liverpool Playhouse
Gimp – a provocative title, to be sure. And a multi-layered, international dance piece should have been a big and bold start to Dadafest, one of the city’s most exciting annual festivals. But was it...
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An interview with Liz Carr
Actress and comic Liz Carr has combined her talents to create a new one-woman play, It Hasn't Happened Yet!, which she will be performing in Liverpool on Saturday night as part of DaDaFest 2009...
