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• Theatre at risk Joe Longthorne Theatre (former North Pier Pavilion)

  An Art Deco pier pavilion in Blackpool dating from the 1930s, now one of only six operating pier theatres in the country.

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

• News story Update on Theatres at Risk Capacity Building Programme

  The pilot of the Theatres at Risk Capacity Building Programme provided support to six theatres in 2019. Here we round-up the progress that has been made with those projects.

• Theatre at risk Motherwell Concert Hall and Theatre

  An important local cultural facility and an integral part of one of Motherwell’s most significant landmark buildings.

• Theatre at risk Brighton Hippodrome

  The UK’s most architecturally significant circus theatre – the finest surviving example of its type in the country.

• Theatre at risk Burnley Empire

  Burnley’s only Grade II listed purpose-built Victorian theatre. The auditorium was reconstructed in 1911 by eminent theatre architect Bertie Crewe and survives in its original, elaborate form.

• 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 Spilsby Sessions House (Spilsby Theatre)

  Situated in an impressive former sessions house and gaol, this is the only venue for dedicated arts and community activity in Spilsby.

• Theatre at risk Doncaster Grand

  An ornate Victorian theatre with strong community support, which has the potential to be restored as a sustainable cultural and heritage hub.

• Theatre at risk Theatr Ardudwy

  The first post-war theatre listed in Wales and a fine example of Brutalist architecture.