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About Everyman Theatre - Liverpool
The Everyman Theatre in Liverpool is a modern, purpose-built venue on the iconic Hope Street. Since opening in 2014 as the New Everyman (a rebuild of the original theatre), it has hosted acclaimed productions, including notable events like TEDx Liverpool and the revival of Shirley Valentine in 2025. With a wrap-around thrust auditorium seating great seats, the space brings audiences close to the action in an intimate, flexible setting. This page covers seating options, parking, transport, and nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your seats with ease.
Whether you’re planning a theatre night on Hope Street or a multi-show visit to Liverpool, we’ve got you covered with reliable seating information and trusted local recommendations. Explore the Everyman seating plan to choose your view, check transport options from Liverpool Central or Lime Street, and consider nearby hotels like Hope Street Hotel or School Lane Hotel for a convenient stay. Remember, we’re here to make ticket buying simple and stress-free.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Main auditorium capacity: 405 seats (thrust stage).
- Address: 5-11 Hope Street, Liverpool L1 9BH.
- Venue type: modern purpose-built theatre with wrap-around thrust auditorium; opened 2014 as the New Everyman (rebuild of the original).
- Seating chart: seating plan available on the venue site (Everyman seating plan) and Playhouse seating plan.
- Parking/transit: street parking limited; Blue Badge spaces on Caledonia Street, Hope Street, Green Lane; Mount Pleasant multi-storey car park ~7 minutes away; well served by bus and Merseyrail (Liverpool Central and Lime Street).
- Nearby hotels: Hope Street Hotel and School Lane Hotel.
- Notable events hosted: TEDx Liverpool at the Everyman; Shirley Valentine revival (2025) at the Everyman; the building won the 2014 RIBA Stirling Prize for architecture; the old building on the site was demolished and replaced with the new theatre.