Theatres in UK

Trinity is a charity and a 291 - seat theatre and arts venue in the heart of Royal Tunbridge Wells set in a striking 19th century Decimus Burton designed grade II* listed building. We host a wide range of diverse performances of drama, comedy, music, cinema, dance and live broadcasts of world class theatre, opera, and dance from around the world. Also we have a welcoming gallery space and a Bar/Café open Monday to Saturday, and on Sundays when there is a show or film. We have built strong relationships with professional companies national and locally and recognise that we have a role in the community to support and encourage local actors, singers, musicians, directors, producers, etc. and have developed an Associate Artist initiative to further this aim. For any further information please do not hesitate to contact us.

Ocean is a theatre company of two halves. In 2009 it established the Main Company for young people aged between 14 and 18 years. Since then, we have expanded to our Ocean Youth Company for 9 to 13 year olds. Both companies meet for rehearsals on a weekly basis. In our classes we are constantly working towards drama, dancing and voice skills and the next performance in which we aim to achieve the highest standards possible. We aim to help young people of all abilities from a variety of backgrounds to develop their artistic, personal and social skills.

About Us The Torch Theatre was established in 1977 and is one of only three building-based producing theatres in Wales alongside Cardiff's Sherman Theatre and Theatr Clwyd. It consists of a 300 seat Main House, a 102 seat Studio Theatre, a bespoke art gallery - Oriel Joanna Field, and Café Torch. The Torch offers over 1,300 shows, films, art exhibitions and live broadcasts annually to audiences in excess of 80,000. The programme offers a lot of variety across drama, comedy, live music, ballet, dance, family shows, opera and new work, as well as producing an annual festive pantomime. The Torch is led by Executive Director Benjamin Lloyd and its highly acclaimed productions are directed by Artistic Director, Peter Doran. Past productions include Grav, One Man, Two Guvnors, The Wood, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Turn of the Screw, The Hired Man, Neville's Island, Oh Hello!, The Little Shop of Horrors and An Inspector Calls. In 2015, the Torch Theatre Production Company were double Laurel Award winners for its sell out productions of Grav and Oh Hello! at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. 2017 saw Peter Doran being awarded the Best Director Award at the annual Wales Theatre Awards for the bilingual production Belonging/Perthyn (Re-Live in association with Chapter). The Torch is an integral part of Pembrokeshire's artistic and creative community. In addition to a diverse annual programme, it offers a Youth Theatre for Junior & Senior Levels, a Community Choir (Torch Voices), Mother & Baby Groups, Disability Movement Groups (My Moves), Dementia Friendly Film screenings (Movies & Memories) and is also the Pembrokeshire home to the Welsh National Opera's critically acclaimed Cradle Choir. The Torch also produces Sunset Cinema, an outdoor summer cinema programme which visits some of Pembrokeshire's and Carmarthenshire's most iconic locations. Set in the former fishing town of Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, the Torch is an iconic building in the local skyline. Having originally got its name from the links with the oil and gas industry, the flame in the Torch's logo celebrates the strong industrial history of Milford Haven and the surrounding region. The Torch today employs 16 full time permanent members of staff, 7 part time permanent staff, a number of casual staff and has an incredible group of over 70 volunteers who assist around the venue. The Torch Theatre is a limited company with charitable status and is a publicly funded theatre supported by Arts Council of Wales, The National Lottery and the Welsh Government, Pembrokeshire County Council and Milford Haven Town Council.

Weymouth Pavilion Weymouth's premier venue for live theatre, music, arts, events and more. Our packed programme features world class comedians, live music, opera, ballet, musicals, drama and tribute acts.

Welcome to Venue Cymru based in Llandudno. We offer a range of services from : - Theatre - Musicals - Pantomime - Live Music - Plays - Childrens Pays - Childens Theatre - Opera Please get in touch Today for any further information on our services.

The Everyman is Gloucestershire's theatre - and has been serving the county (and beyond) since 1891. Our main auditorium is an architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Matcham that has inspired generations of performers. The common thread throughout the many years has always been our relationship with our audience - a relationship that we treasure. The Everyman presents a wide range of productions, including ballet, opera, drama, dance, comedy, music events and our traditional family pantomime, as well as many community projects, education workshops and youth theatre sessions. Whether you are coming to the Everyman for a show, a workshop or even to dine or drink in our café, bar or restaurant, we would like to warmly welcome you and hope you return many times. For more information on the theatre click the links in the menu to the left or visit some of our other sections including WHAT'S ON, GET INVOLVED, FOOD AND DRINK and our EVERYMAN THEATRE ASSOCIATION website.

The Courtyard Centre for the Arts is the leading arts provider in Herefordshire and a registered charity. We have a 400-seat main house, a 120-seat studio theatre, rehearsal rooms, a gallery, meeting spaces and an award-winning cafe bar. Whilst being primary a receiving venue, we also produce in house including our annual panto, youth theatre shows and some co-producing. We have a varied live, film and visual arts programme, a thriving youth theatre and work extensively with people of all ages in the community.

Mwldan is a vibrant arts and cinema complex situated in the centre of Cardigan, an old market town on the beautiful coast of west Wales. With three fully digital screens we are Wales' only truly Independent multiplex, welcoming over 300,000 people a year through our doors. Mwldan presents a year-round diverse and eclectic professional programme of national and international artistic activity across a wide range of artforms, including drama, music, dance, film, literature, opera, visual and applied arts. We also have one of best film programmes in Wales, offering over 3,000 screenings a year including both mainstream and specialist film releases, 3D screenings and live satellite broadcast from from all over the globe. Having the flexibility of three cinema screens means that we can offer a wider selection of films and special screenings. We also offer a superb range of modern comfortable facilities suitable for hire by organisers of conferences, meetings, classes and performances, plus a bar. Theatr Mwldan is also a major producing venue, primarily focused on live music productions which tour to venues and festivals the world over. With a dedication to innovation, vision and excellence, Mwldan has been described by The Arts Council of Wales as 'exemplary' and a 'model of best practice and excellence' for its touring and production work. Specialising in touring production and logistics, marketing, financial and administrative tour management, Mwldan has also provided many artists with the opportunity to extensively tour the fantastic network of venues, theatres and arts centres available within Wales. Since 2006 Mwldan has co-produced more than 70 touring projects, making us one of Wales' most prolific producing venues. We have brought many outstanding international acts and artists from over the world to tour Wales and produced projects within Wales that are available for touring worldwide, and have co-produced several award winning albums. Mwldan has an important role in contributing to the local economic, social and cultural regeneration of Cardigan and the surrounding area. Mwldan is a not-for-profit organisation that combines economic activity with a social and ethical purpose. At Mwldan's heart is the belief that the arts can deliver life-changing and life-enhancing experiences that have the power to change perceptions and increase tolerance, breaking down cultural divides and allowing greater understanding - as relevant for the community we live in as it is for the planet we live on. This vision is at the core of Mwldan and all its activities.

As an increasing number of the town's buildings became neglected, run-down and empty, Galeri Caernarfon Cyf (formerly known as Cwmni Tref Caernarfon) was set up as an independent Town Development Trust.