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About
The Everyman Theatre on Hope Street, in Liverpool's Georgian Quarter is a 'reincarnation' of the original 400-seat theatre, founded in 1964, that's now an exceptionally green and accessible place to visit.
Marked by an iconic red 'everyman' sign, the theatre is noticeable for it's unique public art; decorating the exterior of the building with 105 portraits of people from across Merseyside.
The Everyman Theatre has a history of providing Liverpool with revolutionary and ground-breaking theatre, it's position in Liverpool was once known for its' bohemian environnent and political edge.
The range of talent to emerge from the Everyman includes Julie Walters, Bernard Hill, Jonathan Pryce, Pete Postlethwaite, Alison Steadman, Antony Sher, Bill Nighy, Alan Bleasdale, Willy Russell, Barbara Dickson, Matthew Kelly, Cathy Tyson, David Morrissey, Stephen Graham and the Liverpool Poets.
Its sister theatre is the Playhouse in Williamson Square and together offers a programme of home grown work and the best in touring theatre.
Facilities
Other
- Cafe/Restaurant
- Disabled Access
Provider Preferences
- In town/city centre
Accessibility
- Facility for service dogs
Children & Infants
- Child Friendly
Catering
Establishment Features
- Conference facilities
Map & Directions
Road Directions
If you’re driving, then use L1 9BH in your satnav to find the theatre, and ask the Box Office for details on where to park.
Public Transport Directions
TRAVELLING BY BUS
The Citylink circular (CL) bus runs every 12 minutes during the daytime and into the early evening, every day, around Liverpool city centre and stops right outside The Everyman.
The following buses stop on Myrtle Street, just off Hope Street:
75, 80, 80A, 86, 86A, 86C, 139, 173
The following buses stop on Brownlow Hill, a 5 minute walk away:
6, 7, 7A, 14, 61, 79, 79C and 79D
If you’re not on one of these routes, catch any bus into the city centre and jump on any of the above buses from various bus stops and bus stations in the city centre.
TRAVELLING BY TRAIN
Catch a Northern Line or Wirral Line train to Liverpool Central station. From there, it’s a 10 minute walk to The Everyman.
Catch a City Line or mainline train to Liverpool Lime Street station. From there, it’s a 10 minute walk to The Everyman.
TripAdvisor
Certificate of Excellence 2017
TripAdvisor Traveller Rating:
- Excellent83
- Very Good11
- Average1
- Poor1
- Terrible3
Recent Reviews:
- Paul TNewcastle, United KingdomTrip type:CouplesPaint Your Wagon-We loved this show and we are still humming
Friday, 6th April 2018I'm not a musical person but we really enjoyed the show and the music.The cast are very enthusiastic and its great that its performed in the round so you are close to the action. We left humming the... Read full review - Edward NDundee, United KingdomTrip type:Friends getawayWell worth a visit from Scotland to see paint your wagon.Sunday, 1st April 2018So glad we decided to see this show while visiting Liverpool for a few days from Dundee. This theatre is a lovely up close and personal venue, tonight's final performance of paint your wagon was... Read full review
- Paul CLiverpool, United KingdomTrip type:CouplesPaint Your Wagon at The EverymanSunday, 18th March 2018First visit to the theatre since its huge refurb, we were really impressed by the up-front and personal experience of the evening. Our seats were perfect but actually all of the seating could be... Read full review
Awards
- Regional Awards
Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2015 - WINNER 2015
Opening Times
| 2018 (1 January 2018 - 31 December 2018) | ||
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