Liverpool Theatre and Social Group

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.

Join us for Attachment, a powerful new play by Liverpool writer Julia Cranney at the Everyman Theatre. This heartfelt and often funny drama explores the complicated realities of family, adoption, and the unexpected connections that shape our lives.
The story follows Mat, a woman people think they understand. They judge the way she looks, the way she acts, and the fact she handed her son to a stranger without shedding a tear. But as her journey unfolds, we discover a deeper story about vulnerability, identity, and the courage it takes to open your heart.
Developed alongside adoptive families from Merseyside, Attachment is a warm, honest, and poignant piece of new theatre that promises to spark conversation long after the curtain falls.

Seating

I will be seated in Row A, Seat 26 (Stalls Centre).
If you’d like to sit near the group, try to book seats close to Row A in the Stalls Centre so we can enjoy the show together.

More Information & Tickets

You can find full details and book tickets here:

https://everymanplayhouse.com/event/attachment/

Meeting and Pre Show Social

We’ll meet at The White Hart (Hope Street) from 18:00 for a relaxed drink before heading over to the Everyman. It’s only a short stroll to the theatre, so plenty of time to settle in.

Support the Group

This group is free to attend. If you enjoy the events and would like to help support the running of the Liverpool Theatre & Social Group, optional contributions are always appreciated.

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Step into the dark and fascinating world of Jekyll & Hyde, a bold reimagining of the classic tale of dual identity and hidden desires. This YEP production at the Everyman Theatre brings a fresh and energetic take, showcasing emerging talent in a gripping story that explores the battle between our inner good and evil. Expect an inventive and thought provoking performance in one of Liverpool’s most iconic theatres.

Seating

I’ll be seated in Stalls Mid Side. Row A, Seat 33 (A33). It’s a great spot close to the action, so if you’d like to join, I’d recommend booking nearby for the best shared experience.

Meeting & Pre Show Social

Let’s meet beforehand for a relaxed drink and a chat. I’ll be at The Pen Factory from 6:00pm, just a short walk from the theatre. Feel free to join for a quick drink before we head over together.

More Info & Tickets

Tickets are just £10, making this a brilliant value night out.