Liverpool Theatre and Social Group

This one is a little different from our usual theatre trips, as it is not a performance but the launch event for Unity Theatre’s new Spring and Summer season. It looks like a really fun chance to hear about what is coming up, soak up the atmosphere, and get a feel for the exciting new programme. Unity are promising a bold season featuring local festivals such as Leap and Liverpool Improvisation Fest, alongside new work from RAWD, 20 Stories High, and their major heritage project A Radical Reimagining. The event is free, starts in Unity’s bar from 5:30pm, and the main launch begins at 6pm.

Seating
As this is a free launch event rather than a standard seated show, feel free to book a place and come along.

Meeting & Pre-Event Social
We will be meeting first at Papillons at 4:45pm for a drink before heading over. If that feels a bit early, no problem at all, you are very welcome to join us later at the event itself instead.
I’ll post what I’m wearing on the day so you can spot us easily.

Join us for a gripping night of theatre as we watch Single White Female, a tense psychological thriller brought to the stage.
Based on the novel by John Lutz and widely known from the cult 1990s film, the story follows Allison, a woman who advertises for a flatmate after a painful breakup. At first the arrangement seems perfect. But her new roommate Hedra soon becomes unsettlingly attached, and what begins as friendship spirals into obsession, identity theft, and dangerous manipulation.
Expect suspense, dark humour, and a chilling exploration of loneliness and obsession in this thrilling stage adaptation.

Seating

I will be seated in Circle Row C Seat 28.
If you would like to join us, book a seat nearby in the Circle so we can enjoy the show together.

More Information and Tickets

For full details about the production and to book your ticket, visit:

Based on Hilary Mantel’s provocative short story, The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher is a darkly funny and gripping psychological thriller adapted for the stage by Alexandra Wood.
Set in the late summer of 1983, the story unfolds as Margaret Thatcher prepares to leave hospital after routine surgery. Outside, the world waits to greet the Prime Minister. Inside a nearby flat, however, two strangers find themselves locked in a tense moral and political debate that could change history forever.
With just two people, one window, and one gun, the play asks a daring question: when the moment comes, which side of history would you choose? Expect a tense, thought provoking evening of theatre created especially for Liverpool.

Seating

I’ll be sitting in Stalls Centre – Row A, Seat 23. If you’re booking tickets, feel free to choose seats nearby so we can enjoy the show together.

More Info and Tickets

Full details and booking are available here:

Cured is a brand new comedy from Liverpool writer and comedian Laurence Clark, produced in partnership with Birds of Paradise. What begins as a well-meaning pilgrimage to Lourdes turns into anything but holy.

Connor Fisher, a young wheelchair-using scally, has absolutely no interest in quiet reflection — he’s only joined the trip to chase Rose, a woman he met in the queue for a disability benefit reassessment. Once onboard, Connor’s chaotic influence pulls his fellow pilgrims wildly off course.

Together they manage to do just about everything the Catholic Church would rather they didn’t.

Expect sharp wit, big laughs, and a heartfelt look at hope, friendship, and the glorious messiness of being human.

Seating
I’ll be in the Circle, seat B15. You're welcome to book a seat nearby or, if you prefer the stalls, that totally up to you.

Meeting and Pre Show Social
We’ll meet at the New Courtyard at 18:00 for a relaxed drink and a catch-up before heading to our seats for the show at 19:30.