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• News story New Honorary Life Friend announced

  We are delighted to announce Mike Sell as an Honorary Life Friend. Mike Sell is a theatre historian and has been involved with Theatres Trust for over 30 years.

• News story #InspiringFutureTheatre by the Theatres Trust

  In support of the UK Theatre and SOLT initiative Inspiring the Future of Theatre, some of our staff discuss why they work in theatre, and why they love working to protect theatres across the UK.

• 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 Thank you to our Conference 19: Centre Stage supporters

  Conference 19: Centre Stage is generously sponsored and supported by a diverse group of organisations, consultancies and manufacturers.

• News story Blog: Protecting our theatre infrastructure

  Theatres Trust Director Jon Morgan outlines the work Theatres Trust has been doing to support and protect theatres in response to the pandemic.

• News story More than £81k awarded to help theatres on the road to reopening

  Theatres Trust is delighted to announce the first 20 theatres supported through our Theatre Reopening Fund.

• News story Capital Kickstart recipients announced

  Theatres Trust welcomes news that more than 30 theatres will receive funding to complete capital projects impacted by the pandemic.

• News story Blog: Reflections on 2020 and look forward to 2021

  Theatres Trust Director Jon Morgan looks back at Theatres Trust response to Covid-19 and outlines plans for next year.

• News story More than £69k awarded helping theatres face the future post-pandemic

  Theatres Trust is pleased to announce the first 14 theatres to receive funding through our Small Grants Programme, supported by The Linbury Trust.

• 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.