Great to get along to the Unity to experience this mesmerising show. “This brand-new work from the award-winning Sonia Sabri Company aims to capture the feeling of ‘home’ through the intricate movements and melodies of dancer and musician. Just as plants come to life in … Continue readingUnity – NIDA by Sonia Sabri Dance Company
Formed by Helen Jeffery in 2024, Sober Scribbles provides a supportive community for writers to come together and share work in alcohol free spaces. The Line Up: Here are a few photos. from the evening:
LAR Workshops (CIC) first official scratch take over at the Unity! An evening of original scenes, performed, directed and written all within the LAR Community. An opportunity was had to showoff the great talent we have in this city. LAR a community driven space dedicated … Continue readingUnity – LAR Scratch night
Part of the Physical Fest 2026. Great to see Faye, Marianna & Steph together again at the Unity. Another belter of a performance!! We are in a remote village in 1590. And also in a folk tale. Gelly needs a love spell. Euphemia needs her … Continue readingUnity – Demonology
Part of the Physical Fest 2026 Great to see Natalie Bellingham, a theatre-maker, performer and physical comedian, at the Unity Meet Marie Chou‑Fleur: a gloriously absurd, big‑hearted guide to being human. Part clown, part confidant, she arrives with joy, foolish wisdom and an unshakeable belief … Continue readingUnity – Marie Chou‑Fleur
Part of the Physical Fest 2026. Great to see these two clowns at the Unity Two ordinary clowns look out at the horizon, both with different goals. The sun shines on their behinds as metaphors nip their ankles. Will they stride fearlessly towards the unknown … Continue readingUnity – All of us
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