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• FAQ article How has the design of theatre buildings changed over time?

• Theatre at risk Palace Theatre

  One of Plymouth's finest surviving Victorian buildings, which could make a viable music or community venue; in an area targeted for regeneration.

• News story Blog: Introducing the Theatre Green Book

  Theatre Green Book Co-ordinator and Theatres Trust Trustee Paddy Dillon gives some background on the new project.

• News story Thank you to our Conference 19: Centre Stage supporters

  Conference 19: Centre Stage is generously sponsored and supported by a diverse group of organisations, consultancies and manufacturers.

• Theatre at risk Mechanics' Institute

  Built as a social and community centre for Swindon’s Victorian railway workers, it is hoped that this building can once again serve the local community as a cultural hub.

• Theatre at risk Victoria Theatre

  An architecturally important theatre designed by eminent theatre architect Bertie Crewe, with rare substage machinery believed to be the only complete surviving example of its kind in the UK.

• Theatre at risk Hulme Hippodrome

  A music hall with a spectacular auditorium with gilded Rococo plasterwork and a Floral Hall, an Edwardian atrium and waiting area for theatre patrons. An iconic building of social, historical, and architectural significance; currently in poor repair.

• Theatre at risk Abbeydale Picture House

  A striking white faience-clad building on a prominent site that remains largely unaltered and has served as a popular live performance and events venue for its local community.

• Theatre at risk Derby Hippodrome

  A large variety theatre, with the opportunity of returning as an important part of Derby's cultural infrastructure, despite its semi-demolished state.

• Theatre at risk King's Theatre

  Kirkcaldy’s main cinema until its closure in 2000, the building provides both placemaking and cultural opportunity for the town.