Tucked away in Liverpool’s Georgian Quarter, the Unity Theatre is a vibrant hub for innovative, socially engaged performance. Founded in the 1930s from radical theatre roots, it has long championed accessibility, diversity, and artistic risk‑taking. Housed in a converted synagogue on Hope Place, the venue offers two intimate performance spaces that host an eclectic mix of drama, comedy, music, spoken word, and experimental work from both local and touring companies. Known for nurturing emerging talent and collaborating with established artists, the Unity stages more productions than any other theatre in the city, often premiering bold new writing alongside reimagined classics. Workshops, community projects, and partnerships with organisations such as LIPA reflect its commitment to developing skills and widening participation. With its welcoming bar and creative atmosphere, the Unity Theatre remains a cornerstone of Liverpool’s cultural life, offering audiences thought‑provoking, entertaining, and inclusive experiences.
Liverpool United KingdomUnity Theatre is located at 1 Hope Place, Liverpool, L1 9BG, nestled just off Hope Street between Liverpool’s Metropolitan and Anglican Cathedrals. It is set within Liverpool’s Georgian Quarter, an area celebrated for its striking historic architecture and vibrant cultural scene. Nearby attractions include Philharmonic Hall, Victoria Gallery & Museum, and the Everyman Theatre, all within easy walking distance. The theatre lies close to several green spaces and artistic venues, making it a dedicated hub for innovative performing arts in a culturally rich part of the city.