Arts Charities That specialise in Musical theatre

"To entertain the public in the musical theatre arts and to provide a safe, enjoyable environment for people to pursue musical theatre as a hobby".

Minimum 1 show per year plus other social events to raise funds.

To promote, maintain, improve and advance education- in particular by the production of eductational plays and the encouragement of the arts, Including the arts of drama, comedies and musicals.

We are an amateur musical theatre society established in 1944 to present public performances of annual pantomimes, musicals, and other productions and associated activities, involving weekly rehearsals for adults and workshops for junior members. We have been based in Broxbourne on the Herts/Essex border since 1977.

Our general charitable purposes include the performance of musical works. Our Society is open to all members of the public with like-minded interests, subject to an appropriate audition and payment of the membership fee. Our Society performs a major production annually, with optional fundraisers throughout the year. These performances are open to all ticket-paying members of the public.

We aim to remove physical or financial barriers preventing access to theatre. Specialising in interactive family musicals we place children with or without disabilities at the heart of our work. We run a fully inclusive theatre skills club, engaging children with disabilities or from a disadvantaged background. We offer respite for parents/carers, and work opportunities for underrepresented groups

We offer performance opportunities for ages 5 to 18, which include not only acting, but also participation in a socially creative experience, which fosters teamwork,confidence building and self-expression. Our weekly classes offer a mix of drama/musical theatre skills.There are two major productions annually, a Summer show and a Pantomime. Both members and non-members are invited to audition.

We offer the local community an opportunity to take part or watch musical theatre. As a society member individuals can act sing or dance in our productions or assist with the manual/technical side of the theatre by building stage sets, lighting and sound plots and backstage work during performances. We have our own headquarters which is used by various groups within the local community.

Produce amateur plays, musicals, pantomimes etc. for public performance.Run workshops for junior members dealing with theatrical and related subjects.Advise local council of artistic needs of local area.Support other charities with donations.

To promote the Arts.

We produce a major musical show and a major pantomime in a 300-seat theatre in Urmston each year. We produce a junior musical show in a local school studio in Urmston each year.

Rehearsal and performance of musical theatre productions and concerts in the Leatherhead area.

The Quay Players was established as an amateur musical theatre group in 1997. We are affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA). We rehearse at St. Anne's church hall, Thorburn Square, London SE1 every Tuesday, 7.30pm-9.30pm, and generally perform two shows a year: a pantomime at Christmas and a musical in July, plus regular cabarets and open music nights.

The production and performance of plays, musicals and choral works

Book music & lyrics was founded in 2010 to educate and foster craft skills, collaborative skills and development for emerging musical theatre creative practitioners to strengthen their future work and also to strengthen the sector as a whole.

The advancement of education in the arts in Burton upon Trent and District by the production of one or more dramatic stage plays or musicals each year.

Participating in the performing arts

Performances of musicals, pantomimes and junior section performances. Concert party performances for various charitable organisations

Production and performance of stage musicals and concerts.

LWMS exists to promote musical theatre for all in the local community in and around Royal Leamington Spa and Warwick. We encourage, educate and develop members in the art of drama, music, and dance, as well as in backstage and creative disciplines. We enable people, through open audition, to produce, rehearse and perform in musicals on the public stage.

Presentation of Musical Shows

Chesterfield Operatic Society (COS) is one of the oldest amateur musical theatre companies in the country, being first established in 1905. Through the presentation of public events and the performance of shows we aim to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the dramatic and operatic arts in chesterfield and the surrounding area.

THE COMPANY PROMOTES AND PRESENTS PUBLIC PERFORMANCES OF OPERA, OPERETTA AND MUSICAL THEATRE. IT PARTICULARLY AIMS TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SINGERS, DESIGNERS, DIRECTORS AND MUSICIANS TO DEMONSTRATE AND DEVELOP THEIR TALENTS AT AN EARLY STAGE IN THEIR CAREERS, AND ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT OF KEEN AMATEUR SINGERS.

The production of musicals and operettas

BAOS is a charity engaged in production of amateur operatic shows, both musicals and pantomimes. We train young people in dance, singing, acting and other performance skills.