Playing our part for Liverpool
At Unity, we make space for anyone and everyone to create. Whether we’re working in our home on Hope Place, out in the city’s streets or online, we encourage artists to explore the world we inhabit in the way that suits their story best.
Unity is an intimate venue for world-class entertainment, with two exciting performance spaces and a warm, friendly welcome. With everything from theatre and comedy to creative workshops and festivals, our vast, affordable programme celebrates communities in Liverpool and far beyond.
One of the things we love about Liverpool is that it’s full of creators and makers who tell stories in their own unique way, and that’s why we’re proud to be part of Liverpool’s wider theatre family – venues and companies that support each other and make the city a richer place to live in and visit.
We can’t wait to welcome you along to Unity soon, but remember that there are countless stories waiting to be told in Liverpool, and you’ll find some of them in our city’s other wonderful theatre venues too…
From the end of the M62 motorway follow the signs for the city centre and cathedrals, approx 3 miles. Turn left at the Metropolitan Cathedral and head past the Everyman Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, both on the left hand side along Hope Street. Hope Place is the first right turn off Hope Street after the Philharmonic Hall. The nearest car park is ECP on Caledonia Street. There is also a car park on Hope Street/Myrtle Street plus on-street pay and display parking around Hope Place. Please note that Hope Place is residents only parking between 8am & 6pm.
Central Station and Lime Street train stations are a 15 minute walk away. For timetable information call 0871 200 22 33. Arriva Buses 1 and 4 link Hope Street with Liverpool City Centre and both stations. Other buses that stop nearby are:74, 75, 80/80A, 82, 82A, B & E and 86/86A, B & C. For public transport information go to merseytravel.gov.uk or call Merseylink on 0151 709 1929
| Open (1 January 2023 - 31 December 2023) |
|---|
* Monday: 1pm – 6pm
Tuesday – Saturday: 12pm – 6pm
Performance Nights: 12pm – show time
Sunday: Closed
DisabledGo 2013
Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2018 - Winner 2018The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic is one the world’s oldest concert societies at the…
‘A Case History’, otherwise known as ‘The Hope Street Suitcases’ by the locals, were…
Tmesis Theatre create, develop and share passionate and playful world-class physical…
Treasure Hunt Liverpool is a fun puzzle walking adventure. You’ll see some of the city’s…
The origins of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s concert series date back to…
At the Everyman and Playhouse, we’re fuelled by big stories, big ideas and big ambitions.…
St Luke’s Church, or the Bombed Out Church, as the locals call it, is a famous Liverpool…
Liverpool Anglican Cathedral is Britain's biggest Cathedral and the 5th largest in Europe
Find Liverpool's Chinatown on Nelson Street at the top of the bustling Duke Street and…
With its 200 Dragons, five roofs and sheer complexity it is well worth taking the time to…
Seeing is believing … or is it? Welcome to a world where nothing is quite what it seems.
St James Cemetery was turned into a public garden in 1972. This is adjacent to Liverpool…
(1 January 2022 - 31 December 2022)
Tales from the Necropolis operate all year round.
We…
No trip to Liverpool is complete without a visit to the awe-inspiring Metropolitan…
FACT Liverpool could be described as a hidden gem with its tucked away location in the…
Home to the University of Liverpool’s rich and diverse art and heritage collections, the…
(1).png)
.png){kind=icon}
.png){kind=icon}
to add an item to your Itinerary basket.
