"Blood Brothers" is a play written by Willy Russell that tells the story of two twin brothers, Eddie and Mickey, who are separated at birth. They grow up in different social classes in Liverpool, England, and their lives take very different paths. Despite their differences, they form a deep bond when they meet as children, unaware of their true relationship. The play explores themes of class, fate, and friendship, highlighting how societal circumstances can shape individual lives. As the brothers grow older, their contrasting experiences lead to tension and tragedy, ultimately revealing the impact of their upbringing on their destinies.