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• 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 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 Garston Empire

  A rare surviving example of a ciné-variety house, built in 1915 to show both theatre and silent films to the local Liverpudlian working-class community.

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• 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.

• News story London Theatres Small Grants Scheme awards 5 more theatres funding

  We are pleased to announce we have awarded £24,870 in grants from the London Theatres Small Grants Scheme to five theatres in need of immediate repairs, addressing accessibility issues and improving conditions for staff, performers and audiences.

• News story Theatres Trust welcomes the approval of The Factory, Manchester

  We welcome the approval of the new flexible space and are pleased that John McGrath, CEO and Artistic Director will be speaking at our annual conference.

• News story Theatres Magazine Summer 2018 published

  Theatres Trust Summer TM for Friends and Corporate Supporters has been published, leading on Conference 18: Adapt & Thrive stories, here's a peek at what's inside.

• News story UK Theatres Small Grants Scheme awards five further theatres funding

  We pleased to announce that we are awarding £22,500 to five theatres across the UK from the Theatres Protection Fund.