ArtsGroupie CIC

12/06/2026

Tune in to BBC Merseyside at 12:45 pm today

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002x385,

our John Maguire will be talking about THE VISIBLE MAN,
opening on Sat 20th June 2026 | Unity Theatre | 7.30 PM

This brand-new ArtsGroupie CIC production, written and directed by David Griffiths and performed by John Maguire and Zoran Blackie examines class and LGBTQ+ identity while celebrating the life of the director who defined horror cinema... MR JAMES WHALE, the Monster Maker.
Tickets - https://www.unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk/whats-on/the-visible-man/

Great music, interviews, quizzes and all the weekday talking points.

12/06/2026

From the team that brought you "Kitty: Queen of the Washhouse", "The Hammer and Helena", "The Signalman", and "Ghost Stories for Christmas."

ArtsGroupie's Mikey Garland is working on sharpening voiceover work for our upcoming play at unity theatre "The Visible Man," June 20th.

If you don't have your ticket yet, grab one for one of our most ambitious productions yet: https://www.unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk/whats-on/the-visible-man/

10/06/2026

04/06/2026

31/05/2026

Working Class Creatives Assemble - Thank you to unity theatre , for yesterday's powerful debate followed by a Radical Scratch event.

Left to right - John Maguire Mikey Francis Dunne , ,
inspired conversations with the audience about Radical Theatre and what is needed to break the class ceiling.

Many ideas generated, including -
To work collectively and not remain silent about the lack of equity in the arts.



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26/05/2026

Radical Theatre has never been more needed.

​This Saturday, join us at the iconic unity theatre to discuss the barriers, share raw new work, and look at ways to break the class ceiling.

​A vital event exploring working-class storytelling and the socio-economic barriers that still exist in the UK arts scene.

​FREE entry, but booking is essential.

​Read our John Maguire's feature in this months
for
Uncover Liverpool:

https://uncoverliverpool.com/features/breaking-the-class-ceiling-unity-theatre/

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ArtsGroupie’s John Maguire explores Unity Theatre’s radical roots and its ongoing fight to champion working-class creativity in Liverpool.