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  • News story Call-out for webinar speakers

    Would you like to share your insights into resilience and/or community engagement with theatre sector colleagues?

  • News story Celebrate #LoveTheatreDay 2018 on Wednesday 14 November

    We'll be taking part in the annual event on social media.

  • News story Arts Council England Small Capital Grants

    Arts Council England has announced details of its £11.3m fund for small capital projects.

  • Theatre at risk Regent Theatre

    A Grade II listed former cine-variety theatre with a classical façade and richly decorative auditorium. Despite changing use over the years, the theatre remains remarkably intact and unusually well-preserved.

  • News story Explore performance spaces near you

    This September theatres around the country are opening their doors to the public with a range of events celebrating their architecture and history with Heritage Open Days, Scotland’s Doors Open Days and Open House London.

  • Text page Accessibility statement for Theatres Trust website

    Details of the accessibility standard this website meets, parts of the site that do not meet accessibility standards and what we are doing to address this.

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  • Theatre at risk Groundlings Theatre

    A Grade II* listed Georgian building, originally built as a Beneficial School but with a public hall that was used for concerts, theatre and meetings. It is now an active theatre and drama school that plays an important role in its community.

  • News story Imperial Theatre Walsall awarded Grade II listing

    Theatres Trust is pleased that our application to have the early cine-variety theatre listed has been successful.

  • Theatre at risk The Borough Hall

    An important example of a 1930s municipal building in the Dudok-inspired style and believed by architectural historian Pevsner to be ‘the only town hall of any London borough to represent the style of our time adequately’.