Thu 9 Mar - Post-show discussion chaired by academics from the University of Liverpool Dr Hannah Greenstreet & Dr Alex Coupe // More info

Sat 11 Mar - Creative writing & conversation with Tmesis Theatres’ Wicked Women! // More info

Wed 15 Mar - YEP Producers present a Top Girls post-show debate courtesy of the Liverpool Debating Union // More info

Fri 17 Mar - Seize The Time, Short Film Screening by Bea Freeman // More info

Sat 18 Mar - Caryl Churchill and feminist theatre: A roundtable discussion hosted by the University of Liverpool // More info

Wed 22 Mar and Sat 25 Mar - Find your Funny: A Workshop with Fem de la Femme // More info

Thu 23 Mar - Post-show discussion chaired by academics from the University of Liverpool Dr Hannah Greenstreet & Dr Alex Coupe // More info

Fri 24 Mar - Post-show discussion: Writing Toxteth: Liverpool writers and theatre makers discuss creating work that stages and responds to the rich cultural tapestry and social history of L8 // More info

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Post-show discussion
Thu 9 Mar after the 7.30pm performance
Tickets: Free with ticket to that evening’s performance

Join us for a post-show discussion about Top Girls on its 40th anniversary, chaired by academics from the University of Liverpool Dr Hannah Greenstreet & Dr Alex Coupe, along with some of the cast & creative team of Top Girls.

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Creative writing & conversation with Tmesis Theatres’ Wicked Women!
Sat 11 Mar
4.30pm-6.30pm in EV1
Tickets: £5 | click here to book

Workshop for all women
We are thrilled to have Tmesis’ women host this workshop, as part of our Top Girls events.  Explore the themes of the play with these creative warriors! 
Expression, experience, sharing & connecting in a safe space.

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YEP Producers present a Top Girls post-show debate courtesy of the Liverpool Debating Union
"This house supports Marlene's determination to pursue her career."
Wed 15 Mar after the 7.30pm performance
Downstairs at the Everyman

Join us Downstairs at the Everyman to be entertained as the Liverpool Debating Union members go head to head to debate whether the Top Girls protagonist, Marlene, was right to pursue her career against all odds. Two opposing teams of Liverpool students will present arguments for and against the provocation and will bring in a wide range of themes, examples and experiences to help demonstrate their points. There will be a chance for audience members to ask questions and give their own opinions and the evening will end with an audience vote to determine which team won the debate!

Please note that views expressed during the debate are chosen by the individual, not Everyman & Playhouse Theatres. Some views may be personal opinions but others may simply be used as a vehicle to move the debate forward. Liverpool Debating Union have an internal language advisor who provides guidance on how to structure arguments around sensitive topics without causing offence. 

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Seize The Time, Short Film Screening
Fri 17 Mar at 7pm, ahead of that evening's performance of Top Girls 
Downstairs at the Everyman
Tickets: FREE | Booking required - click here to book

Young Black Liverpool women in the late '70s & '80s recognise their talents as they occupy a space of intersectionality in which gender and race and their lived experience provide a diverse and unique perspective on life. Fuelled on by their heroine Angela Davis. Not to be missed.

Produced by Bea Freeman
Narrated by Poet Rommi Smith

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Caryl Churchill and feminist theatre: A roundtable discussion hosted by the University of Liverpool
Sat 18 Mar
4.30-6pm in EV1
Tickets: FREE | Booking required,
click here to book in person tickets | click here to register for the Zoom event

Join feminist theatre academics Professor Elaine Aston, Professor Mary Luckhurst, Dr Hannah Greenstreet, and Creative Director of the Everyman, Suba Das, for a roundtable discussion celebrating the 40th anniversary of Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls. They will reflect on Caryl Churchill's career as a playwright, her work in the context of feminist theatre more broadly, and what Top Girls means today, as reimagined for the Liverpool stage. Everyone welcome.

Event supported by and organised in collaboration with the University of Liverpool. 

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Find your Funny - A Workshop with Fem de la Femme
Wed 22 Mar 4.30pm - 6.30pm and Sat 25 Mar 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Downstairs at the Everyman
Tickets: £8.50 | Booking required, click here to book

Find your Funny workshops are creative, comedy and laughter workshops for women to explore their comedic voice, develop their self -confidence and simply be silly in the company other like-minded women.

As the Everyman celebrates 40 years of Top Girls, alongside our regular Fem de la Femme comedy night we invite you to take some time out to play and explore. Finding our funny to tell our stories can sometimes be incredibly powerful, empowering and even healing. The workshops offer you the opportunity to take a break, laugh a lot and tap into your inner comedian in a very supportive and encouraging environment.

So whether you’re interested in getting up on stage or you just want to have a bit of fun (as all girls do) this workshop is for you. No experience necessary! 

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Post-show discussion
Thu 23 Mar after the 1.30pm performance
Tickets: Free with ticket to that afternoon’s performance

Join us for a post-show discussion chaired by academics from the University of Liverpool Dr Hannah Greenstreet & Dr Alex Coupe, along with some of the cast & creative team of Top Girls. We'll explore the show's themes, social context and what makes this production of Top Girls different. 

This discussion may be particularly relevant for school groups and those studying Theatre, English or Sociology.

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Post-show discussion
Writing Toxteth : Liverpool writers and theatre makers discuss creating work that stages and responds to the rich cultural tapestry and social history of L8. 
Fri 24 Mar after the 7.30pm performance
Tickets: Free with ticket to that evening's performance

Join us for a post-show discussion that brings together local writers and theatre makers whose work has dramatized and explored L8, in response to Caryl Churchill relocating her iconic play to Liverpool. Writers include Maria Paul (the Triangle, Sweet Mother), Jeff Young (Ghost Town, Bright Phoenix), Maurice Bessman (Green Jackets, Bouncers) and actor, facilitator and writer, Brodie Arthur. Chaired by Bea Freeman.