Our Corporate Supporters
The generosity of our Corporate Supporters makes a huge contribution to our work, enabling us to provide advice and support to theatres and campaign for theatres at risk.
Could your company help too? Find out more about becoming a Corporate Supporter.
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Albany Theatre
An Art Deco 620-seat proscenium arch theatre and new flexible 110-seat studio in Coventry, West Midlands. Staging a mixed programme of professional dance, drama, comedy and music alongside community and schools’ performances to promote “Arts for Life”.
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Arup
Arup is the specialist designer of some of the world’s most loved performing arts buildings. We are proud to be a trusted, passionate and experienced partner with a signature holistic approach, helping our clients to deliver extraordinary experiences.
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Capital Theatres
Capital Theatres stage over 700 performances each year at the Festival Theatre, the King's Theatre and The Studio in Edinburgh, featuring drama, dance, musical theatre, live music, comedy and pantomime. They support access to the arts for everyone.
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Chichester Festival Theatre
Situated between the South Downs and the sea, Chichester Festival Theatre is one of the UK’s flagship producing theatres renowned for the exceptionally high standard of its productions as well as its work with the community and young people.
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Delfont Mackintosh Theatres
Founded over 30 years ago, Sir Cameron Mackintosh’s Delfont Mackintosh Theatres Ltd own and operate eight prestigious theatres in London’s West End: Gielgud, Noël Coward, Novello, Sondheim, Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, Victoria Palace and Wyndham's.
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Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
The earliest surviving Frank Matcham theatre – originally the Opera House. Now a fully restored 670-seat receiving venue with a 60 seat Irving Studio Theatre, extensive education programme and production company.
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Ferco Seating
Ferco Seating, part of the Kotobuki Seating Group, is one of the largest manufacturers for Theatre, Cinema, Education, Hospitality & Sports seating with offices in the UK and manufacturing facilities in Malaysia.
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Grand Opera House, Belfast
Designed by Frank Matcham and opened in 1895 a £12.2m restoration and development project will begin in January 2020 ahead of the theatre’s 125th anniversary in December 2020. Over 295,000 people attended shows and events at the theatre in 2018.
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The Grand Theatre Blackpool
The Grand Theatre was built by Frank Matcham in 1894. Saved from demolition in the 1970’s by a passionate group of local supporters, this beautiful venue is a wonder of restoration and revival: a local resource of national significance.
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ITC
The Independent Theatre Council represents, supports and develops the professional performing arts in the UK, offering management, legal and financial advice, training opportunities and a professional network for over 500 companies and producers.
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Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain
The LTG has been in existence since 1946 to represent the views of amateur theatres across the UK. Membership is open to amateur theatres that own or lease their theatre premises. We currently have 114 member theatres.
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Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse Theatres
Two distinct theatres, almost a mile apart, which make up a single artistic force. Their mission is to reflect the aspirations and concerns of their audiences, dazzle and inspire, welcome and connect, nurture the artists within them and fuel civic pride.
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Momentum
An award-winning civil and structural engineering practice. Everything we do demonstrates our creative thinking; it’s clever and pragmatic and beautifully functional. Our projects include adaptable theatres and spectacular stage sets.
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Mousetrap Productions Ltd and the St Martin’s Theatre
Sir Stephen Waley-Cohen and Adam Spiegel produce the world’s longest running play, The Mousetrap, at the St. Martin’s, a Grade II listed theatre, The Mousetrap is now in its 67th year.
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New Mills Art Theatre
A unique, 500 seat theatre for the entire community, by the community. We are a volunteer-based organisation promoting quality community theatre experiences by providing educational opportunities and entertainment in the theatrical arts.
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New Vic Theatre
The New Vic was built in 1986 as Europe's first purpose-built theatre-in-the-round. Our theatre programme engages over 150,000 people each year and is complemented by an award-winning community programme, education work and an arts engagement programme.
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Robolights
We design develop & manufacture innovative technical equipment for theatre and live event industries around the globe, specialising in lighting & audio facility panels & custom power, our clients include Systems Integrators & Regional & West End Theatres.
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The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Higher education conservatoire. With over 60 academic staff, Central has the largest grouping of drama/theatre/performance specialists in the UK, an active research culture and is a hub for the theatre and performance industries.
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The Society for Theatre Research
The STR is for all those with an interest in British theatre and performance. It publishes books and a journal, puts on a series of lectures, acts as an advisory body on theatrical matters, offers research grants and hosts an annual Theatre Book Prize.
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Shanklin Theatre
In 2010, Isle of Wight Council voted to close Shanklin Theatre. Subsequently, Shanklin Theatre Limited was formed to operate the venue. The Friends of Shanklin Theatre provide the mainstay of staff to run and manage the Grade II listed, 615-seat theatre.
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Stage Electrics
Stage Electrics is a specialised supplier and installer of stage lighting, sound, audio-visual technology, rigging, and staging. Their services encompass equipment sales, installation, and electrical and mechanical inspection and testing.
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Theatre Royal Bath
The beautifully refurbished Grade II* Theatre Royal, dating from 1805, features three unique auditoria. Audiences of 250,000 a year from a 50 miles radius and beyond make it one of the most successful regional theatres.
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Theatre Royal Plymouth
A cultural centre for the south west, TRP specialise in the production of new plays and producing musicals and drama. We have a broad and significant engagement and learning programme and an award-winning production and learning centre, TR2.
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Theatre Royal Wakefield
The smallest surviving Matcham, we are a producing and receiving house that attracts 80k visitors a year. We also tours the UK alongside the John Godber Co. Our Centre for Creativity is a major extension with a studio theatre, café and learning facility.
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Theatreplan
Theatreplan is one of the world’s leading theatre consultancies, providing pioneering design for new and existing theatre venues around the globe. For us, performance is everything.
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Victoria and Albert Museum Department of Theatre and Performance
The V&A holds the UKs national collection of the performing arts, documenting current and historical practice. The collections are on display in the Theatre & Performance gallery and through touring exhibitions. Material may be viewed at Blythe House.