Nice to see a place like this which is almost a sort of alternative form of education rather than…read moresticking to the traditional routes. This is a place which aims to help the creative talents which inhabit Merseyside really flourish and it appears to be doing an excellent job thus far. Inside this place is smart and the staff seem friendly and most importantly of all they are very passionate about what they are doing which is really refreshing to see. The Green room offers opportunities and why not Liverpool is famed for many things and one of them is its creativity and here it will blossom healthily. Overall great to see somewhere which is providing options and encouraging people to follow their dreams.

I attended this college for two years, I found my the tutors were friendly but all had no…read morebackground at all in the media industry. Instead of focusing on our course i was made to feel like the college pays more attention to the drama students than any of there other courses. I dont recommenced going to this college as before you graduate they pull you aside and try to convince you to take there higher education course after you graduate your BTEC. I didn't feel welcomed and wasn't offered any help. Topics are not explained properly and overall the course is not taught very well. Consider another college instead of this one.

Let's be frank: International Beatles Week is not for the faint hearted. It's for obsessive fans…read morethat know every Beatles single recorded and probably most of the catalogue numbers too! Taking place 25 - 31 August this year, it's been going for almost three decades and is a genuinely international event that attracts thousands of fans from all over the world. To keep you breathing, eating, sleeping, talking, singing and thinking about The Beatles for seven full days and nights, there's a packed programme of Beatles exhibitions, guided tours, guest speakers, film screenings and live gigs. Unfortunately, none of the latter include surviving Beatles but rather, a non-stop avalache of Beatles cover bands and contemporaries. Concerts take place at Cavern Club, Cavern Pub, Philharmonic Hall and for the first time, Liverpool Cathedral and Casbah Club. The former hosts a Love, Peace and Understanding concert with gospel choirs, string quartets, dancers and members of Cirque du Soleil interpreting Beatles songs whilst the latter are throwing a special garden party with 12 live bands and special guests. Of course, there's also a convention where fans can buy and swap rare and unusual Beatles memorabilia and collectibles. What's not to love? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zI0Q8ytD44Y

I saw him screaming loud! I'm talking about the so called…read moreLuke Crumb (the Paul McCartney for the Spanish band Beat Tripper)...through years at the cavern i've never heard a voice so amazing, brilliant and very important, perfectly tuned up with the original one. With so many good bass player that are constrained to drop down the original beatles songs, this italian guy is surely unique and can stand out of the crowd with his crazy voice. Plus, during the performance, he jumps and dance and give to the audience memorable moments. I am sure that many others Beatle's fans agree with my description and are hoping to listen him once again. Last but not least the band perform an interesting and comical chronological show, I hope you have noticed them.