News
Stay up-to-date with key news about theatres and the issues that affect them across the UK, including theatres which are currently on our Theatres at Risk register.
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Theatr Clwyd seats looking for a new home
Theatr Clwyd has 450-460 auditorium seats available to give away or donate due to a capital redevelopment project.
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Promote your theatre as a warm hub
Theatres Trust has partnered with the Warm Welcome campaign, to help venues providing free and safe spaces for those struggling to heat their homes this winter.
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The Courtyard shortlisted for climate award
Hereford venue’s sustainability work, which received Theatre Improvement Scheme funding, has been recognised in Cultural Health and Wellbeing Alliance Awards
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Autumn 22 Theatres Magazine
The latest edition of Theatres Magazine for supporters has been published.
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Planning application for Brighton Hippodrome
We have responded to the planning application for the Theatre at Risk, which proposes a mixed-use development.
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Opportunity: Evaluation Consultant
We are looking for an Evaluation Consultant to support the monitoring and evaluation of our new programme - Resilient Theatres: Resilient Communities.
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Interwar Theatres: Introductions to Heritage Assets
This publication from Historic England in partnership with Theatres Trust looks at the style and construction of theatres of the interwar period from 1915 to 1945.
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Annual Report 2022
We’ve just published our review of the year up until the end of March 2022.
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Energy Bill Relief Scheme
Theatres Trust welcomes the government’s announcement of support for businesses and other non-domestic energy users.
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Theatres Trust statement on the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
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Theatres Trust responds to the government’s energy plans
We welcome the news that the government has placed a cap on energy costs for businesses for six months. However, it is vital that support continues beyond this point.
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Inspiring headline speakers announced for Conference 22
Top environmental activist and thinker Rob Hopkins and a panel of leading artistic directors head line-up at our conference.