Liverpool’s Royal Court stands as a beacon of cultural vibrancy, melding history and modernity in a series of diverse theatrical productions. From the enchanting 'Royal Court Heritage Tour' to dynamic performances like 'The Scouse Red Riding Hood' and 'The Legend of Rooney's Ring', the theatre promises an array of captivating experiences. Each event not only showcases the talent of esteemed artists but also reflects the rich cultural tapestry of Liverpool. Dive into our comprehensive exploration of these extraordinary events set against the backdrop of one of the city's most iconic venues.

Unveiling Liverpool’s Royal Court: A Journey Through Theatre and Heritage

Liverpool's Royal Court Theatre is set to captivate audiences with a diverse lineup of performances in 2025. From the poignant family drama 'Pass The Parcel' to the heartfelt quest for love in 'The Peaceful Hour', the lineup promises something for everyone. Add to that the gripping portrayal of football icon Bill Shankly in 'Red Or Dead', and the mythical adventure in 'The Legend Of Rooney’s Ring', and you have a theatrical season that celebrates storytelling in rich, unique ways.

Exploring Liverpool's Theatrical Gems: From Family Dramas to Legendary Tales

Liverpool’s Royal Court presents a series of captivating performances that bring to life the nuances of love, sports legacy, and legendary heroism. With 'The Peaceful Hour,' audiences explore a tale of love and longing in Kirkby. 'Red Or Dead' features Peter Mullan as Bill Shankly, diving into the heart of football's cultural impact. Meanwhile, 'The Legend Of Rooney’s Ring' introduces a whimsical saga of a mighty warrior named Wayne. These artistic endeavors promise to engage, entertain, and leave a lasting impression on audiences.

Captivating Tales from Liverpool's Royal Court: A Theatrical Journey

Once upon a time in the kingdom of Liverpool, there lived a mighty warrior. Ever since he was a boy he was fast and strong and incredibly handsome. He could outrun any man or horse (and he had great buns). His name was WAYNE.

The Legend Of Rooney’s Ring

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Peter Mullan (Ozark, Westworld, Mum) is Bill Shankly in an incredible new show adapted from David Peace's iconic novel.

Red Or Dead

Kirkby, 1985. When it comes to relationships, Julie has had more misses than hits. She just wants someone to love and someone who loves her. To go on long walks through Kirkby Market together, look at the stars from the site of the recently demolished ski slope and lie in bed listening to the dulcet tones of Pete Price on The Peaceful Hour.

The Peaceful Hour

Lilly Gray has passed away. She leaves behind three (mostly) loving daughters, a nice little hairdresser’s and a lot of untidy memories.

Pass The Parcel

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A show that is fast becoming a Christmas tradition, we are delighted to welcome Stocking Fillers back to the Studio!

Royal Court Stocking Fillers

It’s Christmas Eve, Bedford Falls. George Bailey, a down-on-his-luck banker, believes life has left him behind. But when his guardian angel appears, George is astounded to witness what life could be like without all of the good deeds he’s done. Maybe life wouldn’t be as wonderful without him…

It’s A Wonderful Life

Pete goes back to his roots as compere extraordinaire of a classic variety night!

Pete Price Holds Court

Come and join us for an evening of script in hand readings from our new writing programme – Stage Write.

Stage Write Night

Little Red is off her head. Her nan’s in bed and the wolf’s not fed. With a pan of scouse and a loaf of bread, she’s off to the forest where the woodsman led.

The Scouse Red Riding Hood

The Squire Of Knotty Ash liked nothing more than making people laugh so to celebrate his birthday each year we bring together comedians and singers to reduce an audience to helpless laughter once again.

The Doddy Day Happiness Show

In Liverpool in 1963 the music world was exploding. Musical talent, attitude and the knowledge that you could be anything you wanted to be saw the city flooded with bands and singers who were headed to the top.

Girls Don’t Play Guitars

The Royal Court is a Grade II listed building, a magnificent example of one of the best theatres built in the Art Deco style. The Royal Court Liverpool Trust is part way through an £11m scheme to renovate the building.

Liverpool’s Royal Court

Jul 18 - Aug 23, 2025

The Legend Of Rooney’s Ring

Mar 21 - Apr 19, 2025

Red Or Dead

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