WHAT’S ON
Clothes Show London
T_he Clothes Show Live is 20 and to mark the
occasion the world’s largest fashion and beauty
event returns to the capital this month,
showcasing the best from designer and boutique
brands.
International Jazz
Platinum tickets are priced at £36 and include a
Festival
show guide, goody bag and excellent seats in the
Vincent and Flavia, the stars from TV’s Strictly
Fashion T_heatre.
Come Dancing, will waltz their way into the
T_he Clothes Show Live, ExCel, London. May 29 –
hearts of jazz lovers at this year’s International
31. For tickets and information, visit
Jazz Festival.
www.clothesshowlondon.com
Salsa at the Arts Centre or swing along with the
big band at the Royal Clifton, there will be
something for everyone and, with a variety of
dazzling performances by dancers and musicians,
Southport Food
it is shaping up to be the event of the summer.
& Drink Festival
Southport International Jazz Festival, May 28 -
Tuck in to the culinary delights at this year’s
31. Visit www.visitsouthport.com
Food and Drink Festival in Southport and
discover delicious local produce, live
demonstrations by chefs from across the region
and continental markets in Lord Street and the
Town Hall Gardens.
Southport Food and Drink Festival, May 14 -17.
Celebrity Grilling Visit www.visitsouthport.com
Coronation Street stars Tupele Dorgu,
Samia Smith, Anthony Cotton and Sue
A Taste of Thai
Cleaver will take the ‘Celebrity Grilling’
Diners can sample a flavour of the orient when the
challenge on April 26. In support of T_he
doors open to new Liverpool One restaurant
New Children’s Hospital Appeal,
Chaophraya, in April.
teammates will prepare for the battle of
Having a proven record of delectable dishes and
Giveaway: An Inspector Calls
2009 at renowned Restaurant Bar and
high service standards at the Leeds and Manchester
Renowned director Stephen Daldry brings
Grill in Manchester, hosted by Angus
restaurants, it is the turn of guests in Liverpool to
a sense of suspense to this award-winning
Deayton.
enjoy the best that T_hailand has to offer.
play, delivering an ominous production
T_he challenge will see two celebrity teams
Chaophraya T_hai Restaurant & Bar, Liverpool
from start to end.
going head to head to cook signature bar
ONE, 5/6 Kenyon's Steps, Liverpool,
Competition for Waterfront readers:
and grill dishes, as well as test their
www.chaophraya.co.uk.
To be in with a chance of winning two
abilities front of house as waiters and
tickets to a performance of An Inspector
waitresses and also behind the bar.
Calls, email your name, address and
Guests will cast their votes at the end of
telephone number to
the evening.
aninspectorcalls@waterfrontmagazines.co.uk
For tickets or further information on T_he
or write to An Inspector Calls
New Children’s Hospital Appeal, visit
Competition, Waterfront Magazines, 4
www.newchildrenshospitalappeal.org.uk.
Stable Court, Tarbock Green, Merseyside,
L35 1RD
Terms and Conditions: Entries close Friday n
Musical Interlude
May 1 2009 at midnight. One winner will
to
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Ian Shaw, one of the UK’s leading jazz singers, will treat music lovers to an evening of sultry vocals and
be picked at random and notified within
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amusing repartee when he delivers a special performance to raise funds for the NSPCC. Tickets are
seven days.
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priced at £20 and include a table snack platter.
An Inspector Calls, T_he Lowry, Pier 8, L
An Evening with Ian Shaw, April 25, T_he Cinnamon Club, T_he Bowdon Rooms, T_he Firs, Altrincham.
Salford Quays. May 5 – 9. Tickets priced
ds:
or
For tickets contact Lesley Loughridge on 07803 616 961 or email lesley.loughridge@hotmail.co.uk
from £12 - £24. Call 0870 787 5780 for
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more information or visit
www.thelowry.com
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