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

• Theatre at risk Mechanics' Institute

  Built as a social and community centre for Swindon’s Victorian railway workers, it is hoped that this building can once again serve the local community as a cultural hub.

• Theatre at risk King's Theatre

  The only surviving theatre in the Dundee area capable of hosting large touring productions. Much of the opulent original auditorium remains and could be restored.

• News story We welcome ACE capital funding for theatres and arts centres

  Arts Council England has today announced details of the successful applicants for Round 6 of its Small Capital grants scheme.

• News story Seven theatres removed from Theatres at Risk Register 2019

  Each year the Theatres at Risk Register is updated, removing theatres for a variety of reasons both positive and negative.

• News story Theatre architecture recognised in RIBA Regional Awards shortlists

  RIBA has announced the shortlists for its regional awards, which include several theatres and performance spaces.

• News story UK Small Grants Scheme supports six more theatres

  From improving environmental sustainability to urgent building repairs, we have awarded £29k to six theatres: Lyth Arts Centre, The Poly Falmouth, Poole Lighthouse, Chipping Norton Theatre, Theatr Gwaun and Shoreditch Town Hall.

• News story Conference 19 Blog: Stepping over the threshold

  Capital projects consultant and Centre Stage attendee Nafeesah Butt shares some thoughts following the conference.

• News story Conference 19 Q&A: David Lan and Steve Tompkins

  We invited artistic director David Lan, who led the Young Vic for 18 years and leading theatre architect Steve Tompkins to reflect together on the themes of Centre Stage.

• Theatre at risk Garrick Theatre

  Important regional large-scale theatre that, in its heyday accommodated touring theatre direct from the West End. Advertised as the most beautiful theatre in Europe on its opening, the building, in all its Art Deco splendour remains largely unchanged.