Angel Field Arts Festival returns to Liverpool this April…

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A vibrant celebration of the arts returns to Liverpool this April with Angel Field Festival - this year's proceedings will feature an exciting and diverse line up of music, theatre, visual art, storytelling and more.

LIVERPOOL, U.K. - Rezul -- Hosted by Liverpool Hope University, ANGEL FIELD FESTIVAL takes place on the University's Creative Campus from Friday 17th April to Saturday 25th April 2026.

The multi-arts festival showcases a broad and eclectic programme, encompassing both international influences and local creativity. The week-long celebration once again promises audiences an eclectic mix of performances - spanning theatre productions, free art exhibitions and performances in classical music, jazz, swing, electronic music and more.

Some highlights include:

Tapestry: Fri 17th April, 7pm: The Capstone Theatre

Eithne Browne and Sharon Byatt reunite following their critically acclaimed collaboration on Musical of Musicals…The Musical! for Tapestry, an evening of song and storytelling. Eithne was most recently seen as Friar in Liverpool Everyman's production of Romeo and Juliet, whilst Sharon appeared as Tracey Reilly in the award winning film Our Kid. Enjoy an evening of blues, jazz, folk, and musical theatre, performed by two of Liverpool's finest talents.

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Daniel Thorne and Stuart McCallum: Sun 19th April, 7.30pm: The Capstone Theatre

Angel Field Festival 2026 presents the debut performance from a new project featuring two unique voices in the North West's musical landscape; guitarist Stuart McCallum (The Breath, Cinematic Orchestra) and saxophonist Daniel Thorne (Immix Ensemble). Expect a mix of brand new music for this format, alongside re-workings of their respective solo material, as the two explore their shared love for music blending jazz, folk, ambient and classical elements.

Cathy Waller Company's You and Us: Fri 24th April, 7.30pm: The Capstone Theatre

You and Us offers a powerful reflection on invisibility, revealing stories that are usually kept out of sight and placing them centre stage. What began with Cathy's personal experience of invisible disability, grew into a collaboration with hundreds of people, unravelling stories that touch on identity and culture, challenging the unwritten rules of belonging. At its centre is an emotionally charged dance performance that channels extraordinary physical power, against an original, pulsing soundtrack created by MOBO award-winning, Lewis Wright.

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Electronic Music Triple Bill: Ian Boddy / Sulk Rooms / Field Lines Cartographer: Sat 25th April, 7pm: The Capstone Theatre

DiN Records presents three outstanding DJs from the UK's electronic music scene in concert together. They will all perform solo sets followed by a unique, three-way jam. The music of Field Lines Cartographer weaves celestial tapestries from modular synths with whispers of the natural world and Sulk Rooms draws the link between euphoric electronica and smoke-engulfed drones. Meanwhile, Ian Boddy has been producing his own style of exploratory electronic music for over 45 years.

https://capstone.hope.ac.uk/angelfieldfestival/

Source: The Capstone Theatre
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