unity - spring 2015

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Dec - Apr

Welcome.“Who’d have thoughtthat when I returned astage prop to Unity

Theatre it would be the start of 32 years of an unpredictable roller-coaster of an adventure!

This is the last season I willprogramme but it is not a nostalgia trip. I have tried to make it representative of the diversity, innovation, ambitionand quality of contemporary work that audiences have grown to expect over my time.

There’s a healthy crop of commissions – so a tad of legacy - and affords a second opportunity to work with innovative producers FUEL.

To all those, far too numerousto mention, who have been involved in the Unity story overthe past three decades, a hugeand unqualified thank you for your generosity in allowing meto play with my big toy. I hopeyou enjoyed, and continue to enjoy playing too!”

Graeme PhillipsArtistic Director

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Dec & Jan.

Once upon a time, a man said his daughter could turn straw to gold! So locked away in a far away land, the daughter made a deal with a strange, little man.A unitytheatre production in association with Action Transport Theatre

The classic fairytale is brought to life in this imaginative and captivating family show filled with song, dance and fun!The show will transfer to Ellesmere Portvisit actiontransporttheatre.org for more

Tue 2 Dec - Sat 10 Jan | Various Times | Perfect for ages 5+

£12 - £8 adult | £10 - £8 child | £40 - £30 (4 tickets - min 1 child)

Mis Les A revolution in rollersWed 7 - Sat 17 Jan | 8pm

“a surefire hit” The Public Reviews

Caz n Britney return to cross the barricades in a musical comedy adventure! Prepare for dry ice and drama as these ‘bag for life’ owning heroines rewrite ‘herstory’.

£12 (£10 conc)

The Remarkable Tale Of

for curious children and their grown ups

This Last TempestFri 23 - Sat 24 Jan | 8pm

Beginning where Shakespeare left off...

Caliban and Ariel are left alone on the enchanted island, as Prospero’s ship sails over the horizon and out of view.

The magician’s former servants use the magic of the words their master taught them to conjure their own brave new world and tell their versions of the story.

This sequel to The Tempest, parttheatre, part gig, is for both thosewho know the play and those newto Shakespeare’s masterpiece.

Uninvited Guests and Fuel

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The Only Way Is DowntonWed 21 Jan | 8pm

Independent on Sunday Daily Telegraph

Direct from the West End comes Luke Kempner’s tour-de-forceparody - can the cast of Downtonsave the estate from financial ruin?

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Radio Caroline Having supported Martha Reeves and The Vandellas, James Taylor Quartet and BigCountry and performed on thefestival circuit with Wilco Johnson,Bill Wyman and many more,

Liverpool Sound & Vision the award-nominated 6-piece, soul/rock/blues outfit, return for a special intimate performance.f The Midnight Ramble

The Midnight Ramble + supportThu 22 Jan | 8pm

£10 (£8 conc)

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Exploring the vast world and culture of romantic love: from chance encounters to hidden desires, and emotional extremesto the science of romance.

A hilarious, passionate and emotional show discovering the flesh and philosophy behind whatmakes our hearts beat faster.

Tmesis Theatre return with their trademark physicality,stunning visuals, original musicand text from award-winning writer, Chris Fittock.

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That’s AmoreWed 28 - Sat 31 Jan | 8pm & 2pm (Sat matinee)

£12 | £10 conc£8 Wed preview & Sat matinee

“Tmesis are one of the companies I have been

most proud of working with during my time at the theatre. They started as talented fresh facedgraduates and have developed yearon year, bringing more ambitous andchallenging work that has reacheda world class quality.”

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more for less.

support us.

Did you know that we offer lowcost tickets for schools for mostof our shows?

We have primary school shows of Emergency Story Penguin withtickets for just £6 (£5.40 exl VAT).

Secondary, FE and HE can getdiscounts for most shows with groups of 10 or more!

School Dealslow-cost prices

Why not stick around after the show in our comfortable and newly refurbished bar!

Save 20% off our selected 75cl bottles of red & white wine*

Save 20% off Tyskie Gronie, SanMiguel, Becks and Magners*

*Subject to availability | Applies post-show only and runs between 18/1/15 and 1/4/15

Drinks Offersgreat post-show deals

This season we’ve the brilliant Emergency Story Penguin and hit show Where Caterpillars Go.

Family of 4 tickets are available for just £25* per show!

*Subject to availability

Applies to Emergency Story Penguin & Where Caterpillars Go only

Min 1 child & 1 adult in 4 tickets

Family Offerssave money

Did you know we’re a charity?

We rely on your support to help us produce exciting new work,develop artists and give children their first experience of quality live theatre. Your donation helps us do all this work and more!

Donate when booking online!

Donatethank you for helping

Become a named sponsor

Why not sponsor a seat and ensure that future generations can enjoy the magic of theatre? Perfect as a theatre-lovers present or memorial. 3 years sponsorship from just £150!

Contact box office for more

Seat Sponsordedicate a seat

Want to support us regularly?

Why not donate on a monthly basis by standing order as a Unity Angel? As little as £5 a month can help us continue to produce innovative work on stage and in the community?

Contact box office for more

Angelsplanned giving

February.

Mark Watson: FlawsTue 17 Feb | 7:30pm

Time Out Award-winning comedian and author Mark Watson reflects on his life and growing up.

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Graeme Phillips

In 2014 Unity’s Artistic Directorof 34 years, Graeme Phillips,annouced his retirement.

Graeme trained at Central Schoolof Speech and Drama before going on to workat Ipswich Arts Theatre, Dukes

Theatre in Lancaster before arriving in Liverpool in 1982 to help to setup Lunchtime Theatre. It was while returningprops to Unity Theatre that he found himself enter Unity and has not left since.

He become Artistic Director in the early 1990s, presided over 2redevelopments transforming a leaky-roofed old synagogue into a state-of-the-art small-scale theatre that is an asset to both the city and theatre.

Core to his leadership has beenhis unerring support of new artists, including the acclaimedTold By An Idiot, Improbable and writers Jeff Young and Robert Farquhar.

Graeme has a great eye for spotting clever, disruptive, thoughtful

shows. We’ve spent 20 years together on the unity rollercoasterand I wouldn’t swap a minute.

Well, ok, maybe a few, but the highlights have been mighty andI’ll miss those moments when wego ‘bloody hell, I think we’ve gota good idea here!’

Sue | Executive Director


Over The Garden FenceTue 3 - Wed 4 Feb | 8pm

The story of Annabelle and her Grandmother Dolly.

Prepare to be taken on a nostalgicjourney through Grans life, sharinghappiness, sorrow and joy. A fastpaced, uplifting and comical exploration of family, life and relationships.

£10 (£8 conc)

Lost MinutesFri 6 - Sat 7 Feb | 6pm & 8pm

A one of a kind immersive show by Legends of Flight exploring daydreaming and the slips from reality that form part of our daily lives. Audience members will be invited to lie on the floor to view projections on the ceiling.

Contains short periods of darkness.

A Friend or Foe show | approx 30 mins

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The JokeFri 13 - Sat 14 Feb | 8pm

Three men are trapped in a joke. But they don’t know how it goes...This show, some kind of absurdist escape movie - is based on an Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman joke gone wrong and explores our fascination with jokes; their structures, their prejudices and why we tell them. Will Adamsdale in collaboration with Brian Logan and Lloyd Hutchinson. Produced by Fuel. A unitytheatre commission.

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The Skinny Award-winning Ad Infinitum (Ballad of the Burning Star, Translunar Paradise) presents a dystopian future inspired by Edward Snowden’s surveillancerevelations where implants

The Scotsman connect brains to cyberspace and governments secretly infiltrate citizens’ minds.

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Light Tue 10 - Wed 11 Feb | 8pm

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Ad Infinitum have regularly performed at Unity over the past 6

years. Their work is incredibly imaginative and, unlike other companies never repetative, there’s an unpredicatability that is exciting and fresh.

Graeme | Artistic Director

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Follow an inquisitive caterpillarinto a beautiful garden where together we’ll explore life, growth,wonder and loss through live music and playful movement in this fun and visually striking show.

A thoughtful look at the cycle of life, explored within a garden where almost everything is madefrom paper. Watch seeds fly, falland sprout, and shoots spiral and uncurl.

Chase leaves and butterflies as they flutter by in this lively garden that pops up before your eyes!

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Where Caterpillars GoThu 19 - Sat 21 Feb | 11am, 2pm & 5pm

£8 adults | £6 children

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Space Panorama & Ring HandsTue 24 - Wed 25 Feb | 8pm

“brilliantly excecuted” The Times

Andrew Dawson’s epic storiestold with little more than hands.

Space Panorama is a hypnoticrecreation of Apollo 11’s moonlanding accompanied by Shostakovich’s 10th symphonyand dramatic, lively narration.

Ring Hands takes all four operas of Wagner’s Ring Cycle and distills it using only his hands and a tabletop for a stage.

Commissioned by the Royal Opera House.

£10 (£8 conc)


One of the great successes to emerge from Unity over the

past ten years, children’s theatrecompany Travelled Companionsdeveloped their first show, Remember Remember with us.

They’re artists who have a rare and natural ability to create fun, clever, family friendly work.

They will, I know, in time becomeone of the UK’s leading producersof work for ages 3 - 7 years.


exhibitions.Unity supports local and national artists by presenting their work in our exhibition space. We host up to 12 different exhibitions everyyear with a programme that ranges from contemporary LGBT photography to South African inspired painting.

Our exhibitions are free to explore during our normal opening hours!

This season our exhibitors are arts collective Kaleidoscope (13 Jan - 28 Feb), Peter Gorman (3 Mar - 4 Apr) with reimagined Liver birds, dragons and landscapes drawn from myth, imagination and reality, and group Arttree (7 Apr - 2 May).

For further information visit our website

FictionFri 27 - Sat 28 Feb | 8pm & 2pm (Sat matinee)

You will fall asleep and you will dream. But you won’t be alone in your dream; everyone else will be there with you. And you will have a chaperone who knows the landscape and will attend to you. So nothing can go wrong...

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An anxious and immersive audio experience in absolute darkness.

By David Rosenberg and Glen Neath.Produced by Fuel

I was lucky enough to experience David Rosenberg and Glen

Neath’s first show Ring which used binaural sound and darknessto create a unique show. It played with the senses, toyed and terrified the audience and was utterly exhilarating.


Mon - Sat 1pm to 6pmFree to explore!

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Emergency Story Penguin12 - 14 Mar | 11am, 2pm & 5pm

The Emergency Story Unit savesstories in a submarine powered only by song! When news arrivesof a stranded penguin, with your help maybe he can be saved and tell his story once again!

An interactive adventure for young audiences and their families! For ages 5+A Dep Arts production in association with Slung Low

£8 adults | £6 children

R.I.O.T. by PanicLabWed 4 - Thu 5 Mar | 8pm

A comic book comes to life in highly physical dance theatre. What might a superhero look like in today’s troubled world? Four superheroes are caught in a series of conflicts which are both personal, and intricately political. Commissioned by Dance City, in association with Cambridge Junction, MDI and Unity Theatre. Made at The Place.

£12 (£10 conc)

March.


Traditional Han Chinese Culture ShowSat 28 Mar | 8pm

The rich and beautiful culture of quintessential Han ethnic Chinese, which spans thousands of years is explored with elegant and engaging music, dance and poetry, traditional costumes and the tea ceremony.

A China Pearl production | Approx 90min + interval

£13 (£11 conc)

School showsThere are 4 performances for Primary Schools on Thu 12 and Fri 13 at 10am & 1:30pm. For more info visit our website!

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by Samuel Beckett

Tue 10 - Sat 14 Mar | 8pm & 2pm Thu/Sat matinee

Krapp sits alone on his 69th birthday listening to a recording he made 30 years earlier. His youngerself speaks to reveal an idealistic fool - but will timereveal the kind of fool he has become?

Arguably the greatest playwright of the twentieth century, Samuel Beckett’s work includes WaitingFor Godot, Endgame and Happy Days. Beckett’stragically comic masterpiece is a must-see classic.

The show is preceded by a showing of “Film” with Buster Keaton and directed by Samuel Beckett.

Directed by Graeme Phillips | Sound design by Patrick Dineen

Lighting designed by Phil Saunders

As part of my final season I wanted to directone of my favourite plays of all time. Beckett’slanguage has a magic and a timeless quality.Truly a contemporary masterpiece.


£14 (£12 conc) | £8 Tue | £8 Thu/Sat matinee

I is an OtherTue 24 Mar | 8pm

Dance

Arno Schuitemaker’s work fusesmovements, images, voice andsound with a novel perspective,pulsating rhythm and inventivelighting to expose the manifold strength of the moving body. Riveting and physically arresting.

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Nursing LivesTue 17 - Wed 18 Mar | 8pm

“an affecting, heartfelt production that is funny and touching in turn” The Guardian

When 70 year old Flo, learns that the hospital she trained at duringthe Second World War is being demolished, she decides to takeone last look – and stop the bulldozers in their tracks...

A love story set in the early 1980sthat takes us back to the hard working, heart breaking, swing dancing world of the UK’s wartime hospitals.

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£12 ( £10 conc)

DepwofonisThu 26 Mar | 8pm

Choreographer Max Diakok combines Guadeloupean Gwokadance and Hip Hop to questionour modern society and its alienations in his new show adapted from The Conference ofthe Birds by Persian poet FaridAl-Din-Attar.A Compagnie Boukousou production

£12 (£10 conc)

An evening of contemporary dancefrom new, dynamic and exciting choreographers and dancers.

Supported by a new Artist schemeled by MDI and Dance Manchesterwith Unity, Contact, University of

Salford and The Lowry and the to strengthen artist development and dance production in North West England.

Moving Dance ForwardTue 31 Mar | 8pm

£10 (£8 conc)

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Vamos are one of the best mask companies in the UK and one whosequality never drops.

A regular treat at Unity!


Josie LongMon 2 Mar | 8pmThree-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and cult optimistis back with her most personal show to date - about love and being as outdoorsy as a bear.

£16

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April.Call Mr RobesonWed 1 Apr | 8pm

British Theatre Guide A rollercoaster journey through African-American actor & singer Paul Robeson’s life, activism anddownfall. Featuring Ol’ Man River and other songs, fiery oratory, anda defiant testimony to the HouseUn-American Activities Committee.

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Scratch NightThu 2 Apr | 8pm

Brand new shows from local andnational companies.

See exciting excerpts of work in development followed by a Q&A and networking opportunities. Visit our website for informationon how to get involved!

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Youth Theatre.

Open to all young people from 14-18 years ourYouth Theatre works with professional theatrecompanies and practitioners gaining experiencein the performing arts, developing a wide varietyof skills to create performances on unity’s stages.

Contact: [email protected]

Talent Development.

We love developing new companies, practitionersand artists. Our Making Art schemes help takethe seeds of ideas to become quality staged work. We’ve worked with companies such as Tmesis Theatre, Big Wow, Lives Of Others Theatre and Travelled Companions!

CustardtownInspired by Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco

Thu 16 - Sat 18 Apr | 8pm & 2pm

Custardtown, a suburban utopia,where the lawns are always lushand mown, the dogs bark politelyand the trains run on time. What can possibly go wrong in happy little Custardtown?

Plenty.

Rhino is coming, a virus that gripsyou and slowly destroys your personality until you are nothingmore than a rhino who can gruntwith a big horn for a nose and hooves that rumble in the night.

Acclaimed composer and directorPatrick Dineen’s immersive politicalfable pulses with vigour, vim andenergy, with a full score and soundscaping, to examine the contagion of conformity at the heart of our western democracies.

A Unity Theatre with Patrick Dineen show

Lighting design by Phil Saunders

£12 (£10 conc) | £8 matinee

Unity has always been blessed in having a strong pool of artists

working in and around the building.Patrick has written music for manyof Unity’s shows - his compositionis incredible with soaring melodies, a real sense of mood and place and beautiful harmonies.


Tick, Tick. Boom!Tue 21 - Thu 23 Apr | 8pm

Jon, a composer lives in New York City and worries he’s made the wrong career choice to be part of the performing arts.

An autobiographical story written by Pulitzer and Tony award-winner Jonathan Larson (Rent).

Produced by student run, LIPA production company ACC Productions Liverpool

£10 (£8 conc)

Stella, a story of women, their men and astronomyFri 24 Apr | 8pm

2 women astronomers from different times, lookup at the same night sky. Jessica Bell and CarolineHerschel precisely map their positions in the universe yet each struggles to find her place in the world. A play about time, space, curiosity and passion. A Take The Space production

£12 (£10 conc)

Euripides’ feminist tale of revenge.

Abandoned by her lover, Jason (of Argonauts fame) for a younger woman, Medea is humiliated and sent into exile, where she plans her ultimaterevenge. An epic story that has shocked and divided theatre-goers now for over 2,500 years.Performed with a Greek Chorus.

A Burjesta Theatre production | Fringe Theatre

£10 (£8 conc)


MedeaSat 25 Apr | 8pm

“undeniableemotional clout”

Lyn Gardner, The Guardian

“powerful poetic momentum”

The Scotsman

“a great production”Fringe Review

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Seven women enrol in a writers workshop underthe tutelage of Rose.

They begin to put their tales on paper, however Rose has a secret tragedy of her own. With the community centre under threat of closure the new writers’ talents could be lost forever.

Written by Pat Anderson | Directed by Paul GoetzeeA Making Art production

£10 (£8 conc)

Tales From The Blue RoomTue 28 Apr - Fri 1 May | 8pm

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Children’s Easter WeekendFri 10 - Sat 11 Apr | 10am - 4pm | Ages 6 - 11

£25 per day | £40 for both days20% off for 2 or more siblings

Creative fun with our 2 day programme of arts activity. Try your hand at acting, mask and puppet making, storytelling and drama, all in our unique theatre venue.Participants will need to bring a packed lunch. Drinks and snacks provided.

Introduction to MaskWed 18 Mar | 2pm - 4pm |

£10

An introduction to mask work with acclaimed company Vamos Theatre.

Beginner

age 16+

Professional Development MasterclassSat 7 Mar | 1pm - 4pm |

£10

Focusing on creating and devising physical theatre using Tmesis’ rigorous style of training and based on their touring show, That’s Amore.

Professional

age 18+

Beginners Physical TheatreSat 7 Feb | 1pm - 4pm |

£10

Join Tmesis Theatre for an introduction to somephysical theatre techniques, including partner work, physical storytelling and improvisation.

Beginner

age 16+

Introduction to ProducingFri 13 Feb | 2pm - 4pm |

£10

Learn about what it takes to create & tour acclaimed theatre with top producers Fuel.

Beginner

age 16+

Stories in Space25 Feb | 10:30am - 3pm |

£10

Andrew Dawson explores how your skeletal structure interactswith space around you.

Intermediate

age 16+

about us.Booking Tickets

Tickets can be purchased in person from our box office, by phone or via our website.


Hiring Our Spaces

We have a range of spaces that are available to hire for meetings,rehearsals, workshops, interviews or away days. We can providedrinks, snacks, sandwiches, bar facilities, box office and technical support for an additional charge.

For availability: unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk/availability

Enquiries: [email protected] 0151 702 7360

Thanks

Arts Council England, Liverpool City Council, The Makin CharitableTrust, Heritage Lottery Fund, TheFrood Family, Hope Street Hotel, John Bishop, Sefton MBC, all unityangels, Knowsley MBC and all our lovely donors.

Volunteer

Unity’s dedicated team of volunteers are essential for our continued success. If you’d like to get involved then please e-mail us: [email protected]

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ReservationsReservations may be held for up to 3 days. Group bookings may be held longer.

SpacesWe have two theatre spaces. unityone (right) which seats 144 and unitytwo (left) which seats 82. Seating is unallocated.

AccessUnity has a ramped entrance, liftto all levels & accessible toilets.Large print and audio brochurescan be provided on request.

We have a radio hearing systemin both our theatres and loops in the box office and bar.

ConcessionsWe offer concessions for most shows for over 60s, under 16s,students, registered disabled and job seekers.

LatecomersLatecomers will not be admitteduntil a suitable point in the performance.

ExchangesFor alternative performances if tickets are returned 48 hours prior to start. 50p charge.

Ticket feesWe charge 50p per transaction for card payments and £1 to post out tickets.

Refunds & ResalesNo refunds will be given. We may be able to resell tickets for sold out performances.

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The amazing shows on our stage are just a small part of what we do. Our participation projects engage thousands of young people, we’ve an industry leading trainee programme, an acclaimed Youth Theatre and community gun crime projects. That’s just a few of the great things we do!

behind the scenes.

Trainee Technician SchemeSophie Brown is Unity’s sixth trainee technician. She writes about her experience so far.

It’s been almost six weeks since I started as the Trainee Technician and the amount I have learnt so far has beenbeyond any of my expectations. I firstheard of the position when I was in myfinal year of University studying AppliedSports Psychology I already knew then that I wanted to pursue a completely different career path after graduation.

I had worked at Unity before for Homotopia events and I’d been getting as much experience as possible, at the Royal Court Liverpool,Liverpool Empire, The Epstein, The Black-E and I had the pleasure of operating lights for a show at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.

When I heard of this position I knew that I really wanted it, it was a perfectopportunity to learn about technical theatre and gain hands on experiencewithin the field, meet new people and open the door to a career in the industry.

The staff have been amazing, they are very friendly and hardworkingthere is also a sense of fun throughout the whole building. I have worked closely with Phil (Technical Manager) and Julie (Senior Technician) and they both are excellent teachers, very patient and explain things clearly to me.

In just six weeks I’ve learnt all the names of the lights (I’m quite proudof that!), how to rig lights, patch lighting and sound, cut and changegels, the basics of operating the lighting desk, time management fora get in/get out and health and safety.

I’ve now run my first show (Jack and the Beanstalk), I really enjoyedthe show and the experience of being in control of lighting with theguidance of Phil. The main thing I have learnt so far is to make surethat the finished product is of a very high standard to meet Unity butalso the performers requirements by working as part of a close team. I’m very excited for what’s next!

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Working with Primary Schools

We believe every child should have the opportunity to see high-quality theatre - for our annual Christmas show we keep our prices as low as possibleand our particiption departmentdelivers free resources for teachers and pupils!

Inspired by the story of local manEugene Ogungboro and his mother Paula, who, since the murder of her son in 2003, hasbeen running workshops with young people who may be at risk of involvement in knife or gun related crime. We’re currently working with Sefton and Knowsley MBC’s to reduce youth violence.

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Tuesday to Saturday: 12pm - 6pm

Our patrons: Bill Kenwright CBE, Josette Bushell Mingo OBE David Morrissey, Andrew Lancel, John Bishop.

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