Secrets, Adoption & Identity – Theatre Night: Attachment at Everyman
Details
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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Become a group supporter (£6 every 6 months)
or
Even a small number of supporters helps keep the group running, so thank you if you choose to contribute.