Celebrating 75 years of The Archers.
The brand-new live show brings Ambridge to the stage with cast members Charles Collingwood, Ryan Kelly, Susie Riddell and Sunny Ormonde, alongside live sound effects specialist Vanessa Nuttall and host Angela Barnes.
7:30pm
Come and join us for a fantastic night of new queer work from local artists at Unity! We’re calling for short works of 15–20 minutes rehearsed readings, works in progress, fully formed excerpts – whatever stage your piece is at, as long as it’s bold, daring, and unapologetically queer. This scratch night is a chance to take risks, play with form, and bring your ideas to life in front of a supportive, lively audience.
Line up to be announced
11am & 2pm
Christmas is nearly here, and the presents are waiting patiently under the tree. But when one very unhappy teddy bear realises that the children might have outgrown him, he fears he’ll never be played with again.
When the motley crew of forgotten and brand-new toys discover that Christmas itself is in danger, they have to solve a magical mystery and save Christmas before it’s too late.
Packed with physicality, puppetry and playful storytelling, this is a joyful, funny and magical Christmas adventure where the toys have a life of their own!
The Girl who could Fly
This Girl is the stage musical about John Lennon and his wife Cynthia Powell, from their meeting at Liverpool Art College and their tempestuous relationship.
Cynthia Powell was the “posh” girl from Hoylake, though John Lennon was by far the poshest of the couple, living in middle-class Woolton with his Aunt Mimi.
The story covers Cynthia’s friendship with Phyllis and John’s awkward at times friendship with Stuart Sutcliffe. With Mike Howl’s original script and original music by Merseybeat musician and broadcaster Frankie Connor the show explores Cynthia Lennon’s story in a stage musical about love, friendship & survival.
Cabaret
Bad Blood, 20 years later
Behind the Laughter 2026
Three’s a Crowd
Rognons Diable, flambéed with retribution