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No. 17

Liverpool Entertainment

Liverpool’s arena, theatres, concert halls and comedy clubs – capacities, seating advice, access and what each venue programmes.

The brown-brick Art Deco exterior of Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on Hope Street, with rounded corner towers, tall narrow windows and the Liverpool Philharmonic name over the canopy

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Liverpool Philharmonic Hall & the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

The 1939 Art Deco concert hall on Hope Street: its rising cinema screen and organ, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic's 2026/27 season and Beethoven Festival, where to sit, £10 tickets for under-25s and students, and the Victorian pub across the road.

14 min · Updated Oct 2026

The Everyman Theatre on Hope Street, Liverpool, its upper floors screened by metal panels bearing life-size portraits of local people, above a red Everyman sign

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Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse: The City’s Producing Theatres

One company, two very different theatres: the Stirling Prize-winning Everyman on Hope Street and the Victorian Playhouse on Williamson Square. What each stages, where to sit, the Rock 'n' Roll Panto, what became of the Everyman Bistro and how to book without overpaying.

20 min · Updated Sep 2026

The neoclassical stone frontage of the Liverpool Empire Theatre on Lime Street with buses passing in front

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Liverpool Live Entertainment: Arena, Theatres & Comedy Guide

Every major Liverpool venue explained — M&S Bank Arena, the Empire, the Everyman and Playhouse, Philharmonic Hall, the Royal Court and the comedy clubs — with capacities, where to sit, access and how to avoid resale markups.

21 min · Updated Oct 2026