
A theatre in Liverpool, formed in the 1930s as the Merseyside Left Theatre by directors Gerry Dawson and Edgar Criddle, and known as the Merseyside Unity Theatre from 1944. Visitors describe it as a cosy and intimate venue with a well-stocked bar.

Screening of the 1982 wordless documentary film Koyaanisqatsi by Godfrey Reggio, part of the Scalarama Liverpool 2026 series.

A powerful one-man show by Wooden Bridge Productions, starring Don Wycherley as Paddy Armstrong, part of the Liverpool Irish Festival.

UK premiere of The Oracle, an immersive improvisational theatre experience blending the ancient ritual of Delphi with long-form improv.

A workshop led by performance maker WilL Dickie exploring movement through improvisation and dance, drawing on martial arts, feldenkrais and butoh influences.

A queer dance theatre show exploring the natural and unnatural, blending satire, poetry and performance as part of the Homotopia Festival.

A new generation reimagining of Sue Frumin's pioneering queer theatre piece, directed by Hannah Tyrrell-Pinder.

A subversive comedy and physical theatre piece by Fag Packet that satirises pyramid schemes, heteronormativity and corporate feminism, performed as part of the Homotopia 2026 festival.

A networking event for Trans creatives featuring commissioned work from seven local artists, part of the Homotopia Festival 2026.

Stand-up comedy show by Kim Blythe, billed as funny and honest and described by the comedian as her most ambitious show to date.

An evening of queer creativity where local artists share work-in-progress pieces at a Scratch Night, presented in collaboration with Homotopia.

Creative Health Cabaret by Collective Encounters that reimagines stories of health inequity through fable, music, comedy and performance for all ages.

Interactive storytelling show for children and adults, led by a storyteller, based on a true story of migration.

A powerful documentary theatre and dance piece by LUNG about the crisis facing prisons, based on the true story of HMP Woodhill.

A workshop introducing the fundamentals of clowning, a form of physical theatre, led by Simone Tani.

A comedy show for all ages featuring stupid sketches, crazy characters and an interactive talent show, perfect for families.