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Liverpool Playhouse Theatre

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The Liverpool Playhouse host some of the finest touring companies from around the country, offering a rich and varied programme for the people of Liverpool and Merseyside, and for the increasing number of visitors to our city.

The theatre contains a busy Literary Department, working to nurture the next generation of Liverpool playwrights, a wide-ranging Community Department takes our work to all corners of the city and surrounding areas, and works in partnership with schools, colleges, youth and community groups to open up the theatres to all

The aim is for the theatre to be an engine for creative excellence, artistic adventure, and audience involvement: firmly rooted in the community, yet both national and international in scope and ambition.

Liverpool Playhouse Theatre

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Further Information: The Youth Forum is a group of young people aged 16 - 24 from across Merseyside who are committed to helping Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse make their work and buildings welcoming for young people. Through regular meetings, research and activities the Theatres and youth forum are developing ways of putting young people at the heart of the Theatres. For more details, please call 0151 706 9111.
Getting There: If you're travelling from outside the city, follow signage for Queen Square or St John's Car Parks to reach the Playhouse and follow brown signage for cathedrals to find the Everyman (which is positioned between the two cathedrals on Hope Street, nearest to the Metropolitan cathedral

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Williamson Square
Liverpool Merseyside

Getting ThereIf you're travelling from outside the city, follow signage for Queen Square or St John's Car Parks to reach the Playhouse and follow brown signage for cathedrals to find the Everyman (which is positioned between the two cathedrals on Hope Street, nearest to the Metropolitan cathedral