Suzie, Edwina and Lucy have moved to a new school in a new town. Three very different sisters who will do anything to fit in and yet are desperate to be noticed. But how far will they go to break out of the roles in … Continue readingUnity – No One Will Tell Me How To Start a Revolution
After Rotten Apple, Near Miss was the second instalment in the Watching Windows trilogy, showed at The Unity. Absolutely blistering sole performance by Sam Alton who got a thoroughly well deserved standing ovation. Brill!! ‘Near Miss’ is set in the cool, chaos of 00s Liverpool … Continue readingUnity – Near Miss
Part I Created in-house at the Unity, this new performance dives into the theatre’s bold and rebellious past. From its roots as Merseyside Left Theatre in the 1930s to the vibrant creative home we inhabit today, A Radical Reimagining brings decades of radical storytelling roaring … Continue readingUnity – Stage Left
Great performance at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool with these Young Radicals.. 30 minutes of pure energy! ‘Please Make it Hopeful!’ is a passionate and fearless physical ensemble performance devised by young people who are taking the stage to expose the struggles of their times and ask … Continue readingUnity – Young Radicals
In the heart of Wiley Wood lives a tremendous artist known as Pat the Painting Pig. His paintings are so magnificent that his talents start to bring unwanted fame and attention from the other animals. Pat finds all of this very distracting… Rather than engaging … Continue readingUnity – Pat the Painting Pig
Rehearsals at the Unity for this new in-house performance that dives into the theatre’s bold and rebellious past. From its roots as Merseyside Left Theatre in the 1930s to the vibrant creative home we have today. An honour to be there to photograph the hard … Continue readingUnity – Stage Left Rehearsals
This week at the Unity we witnessed… A clown’s descent into a world of cheese. It featured Teatro Pomodoro’s Simone Tani and live music by Marco Riola, The surreal and mischievous duo of Sardinians living in Liverpool served up laughter, music, and a dangerously … Continue readingUnity – Casu Martzu
The Seriously Stupid Crew were at it again at the Unity, Liverpool’s favourite professional idiots!! We expected stupid sketches, bonkers characters, and interactive daftness and got… Air guitar, French accents, fake fuzzies, red riding hood, a pink thing with teeth! plazzy bags… And a crocodile … Continue readingUnity – The Seriously Stupid Show
Another mad cap show at the Unity to see Lee and Liam aa right pair of THUMB DUCKS! “A pair of well-versed fools delivering a whirlwind of eccentric sketches, crazy characters, and pure absurdity. Not dark, not trying to confront existential angst – just two silly men being … Continue readingUnity – Thumb Ducks
Great to see this one-woman show and dark comedy by Moll Hannah the other week at the Unity which explored the pandemic and the political climate at the time. A death like no other “A dead nan. A council flat. And a bunch of George … Continue readingUnity – My Dead Nan’s Box Room