Theatres in Liverpool
Welcome to the Liverpool theatre guide, book theatre tickets, find out what's on and all theatre information for Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool Echo Arena, O2 Academy Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall, The Auditorium, Liverpool, Cavern Club, Epstein Theatre, Invisible Wind Factory, Leaf, EBGB's.
Theatres
Liverpool Empire Theatre - Liverpool
Liverpool Empire Theatre is located on the corner of Lime Street and London Road. It has the largest two-tier auditorium in Britain and can seat 2,348 people. Over the years it has hosted many types of entertainment including variety shows, musicals, operas, pop concerts, and plays. This fantastic venue has hosted the beatles in their early years .Many royal command and variety shows have been enjoyed here
Liverpool Echo Arena - Liverpool
The Echo Arena stands at the heart of the development of Kings Waterfront, an iconic cultural legacy of Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture in 2008. The award-winning facilities sit alongside the Grade I listed Albert Dock complex and World Heritage Site on the eastern bank of the river Mersey, in the heart of Liverpool city centre. The 11,000 seat Echo Arena is joined to the BT Convention Centre by a central Galleria, making it unique as the only arena and convention centre under one roof in Europe. The echo Arena stages live music gigs, major comedy shows and sports
Liverpool Playhouse - Liverpool
At the Playhouse, the focus is on bold, theatrical productions which bring great plays to vivid life. Recent examples include a co-production with West Yorkshire Playhouse of a new Mike Poulton version of Hedda Gabler; the complete reconfiguration of the Playhouse auditorium by Ed Dick and Robert Innes-Hopkins for Our Country’s Good, and emotionally powerful productions of American classics directed by Gemma Bodinetz.
Liverpool Everyman Theatre - Liverpool
The Everyman Theatre, Liverpool was opened in 1961 showing a range of classical films including Walt Disney’s Fantasia and Pollyanna, whilst a programme of stage plays etc. were organised. It was then substantially rebuilt in 1977 through the efforts of Alan Durband and General Manager John Gardner, who acted as fund-raisers. During the 1970s the Theatre enjoyed a celebrated period with Willy Russell writing a number of plays for the Everyman including the Beatles-inspired musical John, Paul, George and...Bert and Shirley Valentine. Actors who started their careers with the Everyman included Jonathan Pryce, Bill Nighy, Pete Postlethwaite and Julie Walters.
O2 Academy Liverpool - Liverpool
The O2 Academy Liverpool (formerly the Carling Academy Liverpool) is a music venue run by the Academy Music Group. The main building consists of 2 performance areas. The main room can hold 1,200 people while a smaller room can hold 500. There are also 5 bars in the building. When concerts and gigs are not running, the Academy plays host to regular club nights to suit all musical tastes.
Royal Court Theatre - Liverpool
The Royal Court Theatre we know now was opened on 17 October 1938. It had been totally rebuilt with a new Art Deco style, making it Liverpool's number one theatre with all its splendour and grandeur. The interior of the building holds a nautical theme, which is in line with Liverpool's seafaring traditions. The basement lounge has its design based on the Queen Mary Liner. There are three viewing levels within the main auditorium: the Stalls, the Grand Circle and the Balcony. The Theatre hosts comedy shows, plays, musicals, and live music events.
Philharmonic Hall - Liverpool
The Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool opened on 27th August 1849 and has long been an acclaimed and integral part of the cultural life of Liverpool before being dramatically destroyed by fire in 1933. In 1939 the present hall, designed by architect Herbert Rowse, opened and continues its established reputation as one of the UK’s premier arts and entertainment venues, as both a concert hall and cinema.
Liverpool Olympia - Liverpool
Liverpool Olympia is a multi purpose ballroom which hosts concerts, comedy, boxing and fashion shows. The ballroom was originally known as Locarno, and has been a key venue in the city for over 70 years The Olympia is located on West Derby Road, just to the North of the city centre.
Cavern Club - Liverpool
Through seven eventful decades, before, during and after The Beatles this legendary cellar has has become the most famous music club in the world. At The Cavern Club there is live music every day from mid-afternoon until late evening, with free admission most of the time – there’s a small entry fee Thursday to Sunday. General admission can be booked online for any of our weekend evening shows. Live music on the front stage takes place simultaneously with shows in the Cavern Live Lounge
Epstein Theatre - Liverpool
The Epstein Theatre is located in Hanover Street and opened in 1913. The venue provides a wide range of live entertainment and was re-named in memory of Liverpool's most successful music entrepreneur and Beatles manager Brian Epstein, whose portrait hangs in 'Brian's Bar'. This 380 capacity, grade II listed Theatre was infamous for its amateur dramatic groups and has now progressed to being renowned for its rich variety and diverse family programming. After a well needed refurbishment in 2011 the theatre reopened its doors and is now a well loved venue in the heart of the City Centre. With its grand interior the venue has become popular with touring comics, artists and bands.
St George's Hall - Liverpool
St Georges Hall was reopened on April 23rd 2007 by HRH The Prince of Wales, after the completion of a £23m restoration. The Hall has been carefully restored to its original glory and a new Heritage Centre has been created to provide visitors with a dynamic and exciting introduction to St Georges Hall and its place in Liverpool’s history.
Aintree Racecourse - Liverpool
Aintree is a racecourse in Aintree, Liverpool. The racecourse is best known for annually holding the world-famous Grand National steeplechase. The venue also holds other events with live performances and concerts staged here.
Arts Club Liverpool - Liverpool
The Arts Club is located on Steel Streel in Liverpool and houses a relaxed bar with sofas and a basement venue hosting a varied programme of gigs and club nights.
Capstone Theatre - Liverpool
The Capstone Theatre is located on Shaw Street and is part of Liverpool's Hope University campus. It is a stunning concert and arts venue hosting concerts by international artists and some of the best local musicians, radio broadcasts, plays, dance performances and film screenings.
EBGB's - Liverpool
EBGB's is located on Steel Street and hosts live bands and club nights.
Haydock Racecourse - Liverpool
Haydock Park racecourse is located in Newton Le Willows, Merseyside and is one of the most used racecourses in the country. The venue boasts a choice of four grandstands and 33 private viewing suites, restaurants, bars and leading conference facilities Haydock Park has racing 32 days a year and also host spectacular events and concerts, attracting visitors in their thousands each year.
Hot Water Comedy Club - Liverpool
Hot Water Comedy Club is Liverpool's only purpose built comedy venue and currently holds fantastic live comedy 7 nights a week making is Liverpool's biggest & best comedy promoters. We have also branched out to Manchester and are bringing shows to the Edinburgh Comedy Festival in 2017 along with regular shows across The Wirral.
Invisible Wind Factory - Liverpool
The Invisible Wind Factory is an arts space and performance venue located on Regent Road in the heart of the North Docks in Liverpool. Hosting live music and gigs.
Leaf - Liverpool
LEAF is located on Bold Street in the heart of Liverpool city centre. It is a unique, independent teashop and bar hosting regular live music gigs.
Magnet - Liverpool
Magnet is located on Hardman Street in Liverpool and is a bar and live music venue. Hosting resident D J's and live music from disco, boogie, soul, funk, Latin, Afro and house music all night long…
