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• Text page Conference 24 Contributors

  Biographies for Conference 24: Making Theatres Thrive speakers.

• Theatre at risk Theatre Royal

  The last remaining theatre with its design intact by architect J.T. Robinson, employer and father-in-law of celebrated Victorian theatre architect Frank Matcham.

• Text page Images on our site

  Images on our site are the copyright of Theatres Trust, unless otherwise stated or found in the list of image credits on this page. Please contact us if you wish to reproduce any images found on our site.

• Theatre at risk Theatre Royal

  Built in 1845, this is Manchester's oldest surviving theatre building and one of the finest examples of theatre architecture to have survived in Britain from the first half of the nineteenth century.

• News story Theatre Royal Plymouth listed at Grade II

  On 20 August Historic England listed Theatre Royal Plymouth at Grade II because of its architectural and historic significance.

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

• News story Theatre Royal Drury Lane seats on offer to a good home

  As part of a major refurbishment Theatre Royal Drury Lane will be replacing its seating. They are offering existing seating to a good home from January 2019.

• Case study Liverpool’s Royal Court

• News story Theatres keeping their audiences entertained from a distance

  With no public performances in theatre buildings, theatres continue to creatively engage and entertain their audiences.

• News story Theatres gradually start to reopen

  Some distancing restrictions have been lifted and theatres can stage outdoor performances and open up their indoor spaces for food, films and live performance with social-distancing measures in place.