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MUSIC: The five-piece Irish folk band Lunasa, named after an ancient Irish harvest festival, were first formed in 1996. There have been a few personnel changes since then but traditional Irish music remains the mainstay of the band.
Returning to this venue after a two-year break.
Tonight, 8pm, studio, Southport Arts Centre.
Tickets pounds 14 (concessions pounds 12). 01704 540011.
THEATRE: Tom Stoppard's fascinating drama Arcadia performed by students from the Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts. Set in the same English country house, the action switches between 1809 and 1989 with different characters all searching for some sort of truth. Tonight 7.30pm, Unity Theatre. Tickets pounds 7 (concessions pounds 3.50). Until Saturday. 0151 709 4988.
MUSIC: The singing pink ladies from that TV car insurance advert now have their own act.
Sheila's Wheels, top - featuring a Merseyside pair among the line- up - deliver hit songs from the 60s, 70s and 80s. Wirral's own Ted Robbins, king of the warm-up men, hosts the show. Tonight, 8pm, Pacific Road Arts Centre.
Tickets pounds 16.50 (concessions pounds 14.50). 0151 647 0752.
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SIMPLY Ballroom is a big production featuring some of the world's best ballroom dancers and a variety of styles, from waltz to tango.
Sam Kane and Sophie Lawrence host the show with choreography from Anton Du Beke and Erin Boag. June 23, 7.45pm, Liverpool Empire. Tickets pounds 20.50 and pounds 22.50. 0844 847 2525
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