• 'RADICAL CITY - A Happening on Hope Street' - April 2011 - Everyman Theatre

For one incendiary night local musicians, writers, actors and visual artists lit up the Everyman, inspired by the city’s fiery history of campaign, dissent and artistic innovation, and imagined a radical future.
With writers Frank Cottrell Boyce, Lizzie Nunnery, Lindsay Rodden, Laurence Wilson and Jeff Young, poets Eleanor Rees and Paul Farley, musicians Martin Heslop, Harry Harrison, Vidar Norheimand Martin Smith, Jack Roberts and his band, filmakers Sam Meech and Tim Brunsden, and many, many more.
Part of the Working Class Life and Music Festival, and the closing season of the legendary Everyman theatre before it is rebuilt.

• 'Devil Get Behind Me' - December 2010 - Mello Mello

Wayward songs and stories of mischief and dark deeds from Joe Keelan, Loved Ones, Mike Badger and the Shady Trio, and the Loose Moose String Band, with folk disco from Scott ‘Joy of a Toy’.

• 'Liars' - November 2010 - Cornerstone Theatre

A night of short plays and music in collaboration with The Miniaturists.
Four electric new short plays:

'Danny Bollocks' by Nick Leather 'A Perfect Christmas' by Ella Greenhill 'Letters' by Lindsay Rodden 'Believe Nothing' by Lizzie Nunnery

Original songs and live soundtrack written and performed by Martin Heslop,
Vidar Norheim and Maev McDaid.

Cast: Aisling Leyne, Shaun Mason, Joe Shipman, Iris Roberts, Joseph Wilkins.
Directed by Gemma Kerr.

• 'Moonlight Garden Party' - November 2010
Sefton Park Palm House

The sell out extravaganza in collaboration with Liverpool Folk and Roots Festival returns to the Palm House with music from The Random Family, Lizzie Nunnery, John Fairhurst, Denis Jones and Andy Hickie, plus the folk art sculptures of Mike Badger.

• 'Travelling Songs'
September 2010 Mello Mello

Songs and stories from lost highways and byways, with the long-awaited return of The Grand Architects, plus Garvan Cosgrove, Gary Daly, Tao of Steve, and monologues performed
by Aisling Leyne.

• 'Radical Liverpool' - May 2010 - Liverpool Everyman Theatre

Playwrights, poets and musicians experiment and collaborate on a night of new music and theatre. Artists include acclaimed playwright Stephen Sharkey, Andy Hickie, Dave O’Dowda (Table), Lizzie Nunnery, Lindsay Rodden, novelist and screenwriter Frank Cottrell Boyce, Vidar Norheim (Wave Machines), The Random Family and award winning poet Paul Farley.

• 'Lift Every Voice and Sing'
April 2010 - Black-E Gallery

A marathon of songs of protest and dissent in aid of Folk Against Fascism, with artists including Atlantic Massey, Lizzie Nunnery, Mark Byrne, The Random Family, Dave Owen, Alan Wright.

• 'Songs from the City' - March 2010 - Mello Mello

The long-awaited double launch for Hannah Peel’s Rebox EP and Lizzie Nunnery’s debut album, Company of Ghosts, plus music from Stealing Sheep, Greta Svabo and Maev McDaid.

• 'Twilight Garden Party'
November 2009
Sefton Park Palm House

A cross-arts spectacular featuring music and spoken word from Atlantic Massey, Andy Hickie, Lizzie Nunnery, Nula Mathers, Stan Ambrose and Temple Fire; plus live drawing from Gary Daly.

• 'Fighting Songs' - September 2009 - Mello Mello

Fighting talk and calls to arms, with music by Greg B Hall, Lindsay Rodden, Lizzie Nunnery, Joe Keelan, Alan Wright, Dave Owen, and poetry with Laura Sparks.

• 'Revolutions in Form'
August 2009
Bluecoat Arts Centre

In collaboration with Mercy, new compositions, spoken word and reworkings of revolutionary songs from Lizzie Nunnery, Lindsay Rodden, Vidar Norheim and Jesus Penaranda.

• 'Murdering Songs' - July 2009 - Mello Mello

New songs, old songs and incredible collaborations from the underbelly, with John Smith, Andy Hickie, Martin Heslop, Neil Alderson, Nina Jones, Mel Gabriel, Dave Owen, and storytelling from Laura Sparks.

• 'The Parting Glass' - April 2009 - Mello Mello

Drinking songs, farewell songs and stories for the road from Lizzie Nunnery, Hannah Peel, Alan Wright and Jez Wing, plus footstomping traditional music from Terry Coyne, Laura Lacey and Bones Addersley.