Epstein - The Man Who Made The Beatles

A brand new play celebrating the life of Beatles manager Brian Epstein.

The play charts Epstein's adult life and illustrious career from his drama school days to managing the world's biggest pop group. Brian's short life was crammed with success and controversy; he was an intelligent man whose presence, taste, vision and passion left a lifelong impact on the world.

Born in Liverpool in 1934 to Jewish descent, he spent his early adult years working for the family business NEMS (North End Music Stores) before being drafted into the Royal Army Service Corps, after a brief stint in London joining RADA and living a more openly gay life he returned to Liverpool to manage the new NEMS city centre music store making it one of the biggest in the North.

Not long after was the historic lunchtime visit to the famous Cavern Club to hear four Liverpool lads perform and the rest is history.

It is a one man multi-media play with live music, created by Jen Heyes and Andrew Sherlock, written by Andrew Sherlock, directed by Jen Heyes.

Proceeds from ticket sales will help support the charity CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably), which seeks to help young men going through tough times.