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Liverpool Theatres and Halls Past & Present

Sketches of many of Liverpool's, Theatres - From 'The Playgoer' of 1901 - Courtesy Iain Wotherspoon.

Above - Sketches of many of Liverpool's, Theatres - From 'The Playgoer' of 1901 - Courtesy Iain Wotherspoon.

In 2008 Liverpool Celebrated its status as the European Capital of Culture

Empire Theatre - Still in Theatrical Use

Everyman Theatre - Still in Theatrical Use

Philharmonic Hall - Still in Theatrical Use

Playhouse Theatre - Still in Theatrical Use

Royal Court Theatre - Still in Theatrical Use

Olympia Theatre - Still in part Theatrical Use

Epstein / Neptune Theatre / Crane Hall - Refurbished

St. George's Hall - Still in Use

Garston Britannia

Grand Theatre and Opera House

Hengler's Circus

Kelly's Theatre

Liver Theatre, Church Street

Metropole Theatre, Bootle

Pantheon Theatre, Church Street

Paddington Palace

Pavilion Theatre

Prince of Wales Theatre

Queen's Theatre, Parradise Street

Queen's Theatre, Charlotte Street

Rotunda Theatre

Royal Adelphi Theatre

Royal Colosseum Theatre

Royal Hipodrome

Royal Liver Theatre, Church Street

Royal Muncaster Theatre, Bootle

New Prince's Theatre, Bootle

Shakespeare Theatre

Star Music Hall

Theatre Royal, Breck Road

Theatre Royal, Williamson Square

Theatre of Varieties

Tivoli Palace of Varieties

Arthur Lloyd is known to have performed in Liverpool in: 1867, 1871, 1890, 1895, 1896, 1901, 1902.

See also Moss Empires Theatres in the Fifities by Donald Auty.

In 1951 Liverpool celebrated the Festival of Britain along with the rest of the Country. For details of the events that took place and the venues they were held in click the Festival Programme above.