Catherine Jones is a Health Correspondent at Channel 5 News. She specializes in health and wellness topics, while also covering arts and entertainment, including events, theater, and celebrity news. Catherine's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Bakersfield Californian, JAMA, and Yahoo News UK.
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Catherine Jones' coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news, particularly in the Liverpool area. She focuses on event coverage and reviews within the music and theatre scene. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming events, unique angles for reviews of performances or exhibitions, or newsworthy stories related to music and theater in Liverpool.
Given her focus on local events and performances in Liverpool, pitches should center around happenings specific to this geographic area. Additionally, any pitches regarding Christmas-related entertainment could align well with Catherine's coverage interests based on her previous articles mentioning "Stocking Fillers" and "Spirit of Christmas."
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These are just two of the questions posed in Antonella Fittipaldi's intriguing and at times bleakly comic one-woman, tri-lingual show playing at Studio Beyond as part of this year's Liverpool Fringe Festival.
Christmas is on the horizon – oh yes, it is – and that means just one thing. It’s panto time again.A century ago, pantomimes opened on Christmas Eve and ran through well into the New Year. Over the intervening years, however, the start of the festive season has got earlier and earlier with the first shows in 2026 opening in early November.As usual the Royal Court and the Everyman are the vanguard of the festive frivolity, but there are also a host of other seasonal shows close on their tails.Thi
Liverpool Irish Festival is taking place this month with the theme for 2026 being I Am Here.The annual festival, now in its 24th year, runs until next Sunday, October 25.The celebration is the UK’s largest arts and culture-led festival and the 2026 programme covers almost 40 events and exhibits - some free, some ticketed - including music, theatre and performance, talks and tours, visual arts, film, literary voices and family activities.I Am Here ‘explores what it means to arrive, stay, and be s
Generations of theatre audiences have the doughty Queen Mary to thank for The Mousetrap – although one suspects she would never have imagined the life the classic whodunit would go on to have.
The Beatles Story is set to move from its Royal Albert Dock home to the site of St Johns Market in a major new move which will also see the Liverpool attraction taken over by Apple Corps and transformed into a huge Fab Four immersive experience.
Thus wrote one reviewer when Present Laughter reached Liverpool's Royal Court in November 1942 on an extensive tour of the provinces as part of Coward's Play Parade triumvirate of audience pleasers which also included This Happy Breed and Blithe Spirit.
John Moores Painting Prize winner Ally Fallon is set to unveil a new solo exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery this November.
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The cultural position of protest in modern day Britain is explored in a new photography exhibition at the Williamson Art Gallery & Museum this winter.
