The team behind Liverpool’s historic Epstein Theatre insist the fight for its survival “is not over” despite its impending closure next week.
Earlier this month it was announced that Liverpool City Council’s financial support which sustained the arts venue was coming to an end. The decision means that the theatre will host its final show on Friday June 30 before the curtain comes down on more than a century of performances.
The Grade II listed 380 seat theatre is based within Hanover House and has operated as a performance space since 1913. It reopened as the Epstein Theatre in 2011 following a £1.2m refurbishment, taking its name from the celebrated manager of The Beatles.