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• Theatre at risk Theatre Royal

  Built in 1845, this is Manchester's oldest surviving theatre building and one of the finest examples of theatre architecture to have survived in Britain from the first half of the nineteenth century.

• 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.

• Theatre at risk Conwy Civic Hall

  A landmark building situated in a World Heritage Site, with good facilities, this is Conwy’s only theatre. It is currently closed, and a preferred bidder has been appointed for redevelopment.

• Text page How we are funded

  The Theatres Trust is a charity. We do not receive regular public funding apart from a small grant from Historic England. To maintain our activity and to offer grant funding to theatres, we raise additional funds through trading activity and fundraising.

• News story J&C Joel Setting the Stage Fund

  Theatres Trust and J&C Joel partner on new in-kind award.

• News story Theatres Trust Christmas Appeal

  Help us reach our target of £5,000 to support vital work protecting theatres for the current and future generations.

• Theatre at risk Theatr Ardudwy

  The first post-war theatre listed in Wales and a fine example of Brutalist architecture.

• News story Theatres and other performance spaces recognised in Civic Trust Awards

  The Civic Trust Awards is Europe’s longest running architectural and built environment awards programme.

• News story Burnley Empire Ltd receives National Lottery Resilient Heritage award

  Theatres Trust welcomes the news that the organisation behind saving Theatre at Risk Burnley Empire has received funding to build its capacity.

• Text page Environmental Principles

  We are making five commitments to reshape our work and help influence and improve the sector’s sustainability.