Arts Charities That specialise in Theatre

Provide information, advice, guidance in immigration, health, housing, benefit advice, education, training and support to young people, families and children mainly from deprived backgrounds living in poverty. We offer a number of educational, cultural and sports activities such as dance, IT, music, drama, ESOL, football, healthy eating cooking classes, sewing, self-defence, domestic violence etc.

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.

Catering for elderly & disabled & children's activities. Food bank Feeding elderly twice a week, bringing them to church day centre for Social events i.e. trips to the seaside, theatre trips,ect.We are a Church centre that ministers to the needs of people providing suport and advive. we give to the needy.The Church provides sunday school and youth club. we suport overseas missions work.

The principal activity of the charity is that of running and managing Holyborne Theatre and promotes the arts into the community by the staging of dramatic performances and the running of a very successful Youth Theatre with training membership

The Waring Green Community Centre provide rooms for local groups who participate in various activities including:dancing,keep fit,table tennis;badminton;crafts;arts;history;drama;singing;languages.

Opportunities for children and young people with complex disabilities to access and participate in a regular programme of drama based activities.Empowers to develop skills in the performing arts creating a greater trust in others and oneself, enhance social skills, better body and voice awareness and the promotion of imagination, play and creativityDelivers frequent productions within community

We are an amateur theatre company promoting theatre in Nottingham through performance and the operation of the Robin Hood Theatre at Averham. The theatre provides a venue for a range of local performing companies, schools and colleges. The theatre re-opened for performances on 8 April 2014. A second development phase to open the studio theatre and related facilities is in planning.

Theatre touring and educational work in schools

Organisation runs regular Indian dance and music classes for all age groups; working in partnership Surtal promotes concerts, exhibition, festivals, drama, participatory arts and educational programme to raise awareness South Asian arts and culture in Derby and the East Midlands region. Core focus of its work is youth, education and festivals.

To educate in the dramatic and operatic arts and the further the development of public appreciation of the same.

To provide grants and financial assistance for educational purposes to young people, within the Dunstable area, whose parents are in sympathy with the aims of the Church of England and other Christian churches. It is also responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of Chews House and the Old Library (now The Little Theatre).

The Hall provides rooms, equipment, bar/kitchen facilities and space for meetings, parties, theatrical performances and educational activities. It is available to local inhabitants, without any form of discrimination, and also to outside individuals and organisations. The committee sponsors regular community activities. There is associated managed woodland and a substantial parking area.

Dead Earnest Theatre uses drama and theatre techniques to recognise, challenge and change behaviour. The Company does this by encouraging and inspiring people to imagine new possibilities and to have the confidence to try them out. The Company's focus is in three main areas: Community Cohesion, Health and Well-being and Creative Learning.

We produce and perform shows for the general public to come and watch. The society is open to all members of the community upon completion of an audition to assess suitability for singing, dancing and acting.We are based in St Anne's-on-the-Sea on the Fylde Coast and usually perform at the Lowther Pavilion in Lytham St Annes.

To advance public awareness of Choral Music. To entertain audiences at the same time To safeguard, uphold and preservethe Musical Heritage and alnguage of Wales. To promote the pursuit of Musical Excellence in local schools and encourage the pursuit of Musical excellence at the Welsh College of Music and Drama through an award system Through out Wales, Europe and other parts of the world.

Provides holiday/residential experiences for young people from families who are experiencing difficulties. We aim to build relationships, deliver educational and recreational programmes for personal and social development. We have parties, provide hampers, visit the pantomime and other theatre visits when possible.

The society serves those interested in the history and technique of British Theatre by arranging public lectures, by publishing books and a thrice-yearly journal ('Theatre Notebook') and by awarding research grants to individuals and institutions. It awards an annual theatre book prize and stages the Poel Event, an annual workshop promoting good stage speech, most recently at the National Theatre.

We provide a Community Centre which comprises a Hall, Kitchen, and Meeting Rooms. A Members Bar is run by a Ltd Company, BH17 Community Club Ltd. The Hall is regularly used for groups such as Fitness Classes, Youth and Adult Dance Lessons, Ladies Badminton, a Youth Drama Group, Slimming World Sessions. Parties and Functions. We run a Community Fridge open to everyone.

The production and presentation of amateur theatre productions, principally pantomime. A donation to a nominated annual charity or beneficial organisation is given from any proceeds from the main annual pantomime production.

Provision of drama and musical productions for young people aged between 13 and ADULT.

During the season we produced four plays and a pantomime. Monthly meetings held for our members consisted of one-act plays and music.Throughout the year various social and fund-raising activities were arranged including weekly coffee mornings. The theatre was hired out on various occasions throughout the year.Funds received are used to maintain and improve our property.

The charity supports a limited number of causes known to the trustees.

Monthly Meetings with speaker. Running interest groups: Art Appreciation, Book Clubs, Card Games, Collectables, Creative Writing, Craft, Exploring London, Family History, French, Gardening, Military History, Science & Technology, Golf, Italian, Jazz, Musical Instruments, Latin, Literature, Local History, Dancing, Music, Outings, Painting, Photography, Scrabble, Spanish, Theatre, Walking, Yoga.

Provision of village hall facilities for a multitude of events including film shows, theatre, entertainment events, antique and arts and crafts, childrens activities, badminton, dog shows, weddings, private parties, meetings, learning centre and many smaller events such as keep fit, bingo and indoor bowls.

The object of the society is to educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.