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• Theatre at risk Abbeydale Picture House

  A striking white faience-clad building on a prominent site that remains largely unaltered and has served as a popular live performance and events venue for its local community.

• Planning response Alterations at Worthing's Dome Cinema

  Further information was requested in order to be able to fully assess the impact on historic fabric and features of proposals to convert function space to an additional cinema screen and refurbish an existing screen.

• Text page Conference 24 Contributors

  Biographies for Conference 24: Making Theatres Thrive speakers.

• Planning response Demolition of Deal's Regent for replacement cinema and new homes

  An objection was submitted to plans to redevelop the Regent in Deal, as the replacement building is of much smaller scale to existing without evidence supporting loss of cultural use. The previous scheme utilised the whole building for cinema.

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• 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 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 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.

• 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.