Educating. Entertaining. Empowering. Enriching.
C R EATIVE LEARNI N G & CO M MUNITY
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INT R ODUCTION
Hollie Coxon, Head of Creative Learning & Community Partnerships
Our commitment to Creative Learning spans two decades, delivered on a locally driven basis and is informed by the rich tapestry of the locations we serve, our iconic venues and the inspiring productions which play our stages.
Through Creative Learning, our venues play a pivotal role as pillars of social cohesion, from supporting local cultural economies, to fostering learning, developing the cross-sector workforce, and promoting health and wellbeing. We thank all who have played a part. Over the last three years, we are beyond proud to have reached over 367k individual participants, including 95.9k+ sponsored places and 67.8k free or heavily discounted affordable tickets.
These efforts are not only nurturing the audience and cultural workforce of today, but also sowing the seeds for tomorrow, ensuring a vibrant and inclusive future for live entertainment.
Ted Stimpson, CEO ATG Entertainment
Our Creative Learning and Community Partnerships programme is the foundation upon which one of our key CSR pillars, 'Next Generation', is built. Every day, our CLCP teams are swinging open the doors to live entertainment, broadening horizons and nurturing the future of the industry.
The past year has been full of incredible achievements, the result of a lot of hard work, and my sincere thanks go out to everyone who has contributed to this success. The work of the CLCP teams is integral to what we do at ATG Entertainment, and I am very proud to work alongside people who harbour so much passion for what they do. With the programme now stretching out to America, and beyond in the years to come, our vision of being a global source for good is being realised.
WH O WE A R E
Locally driven community and educational engagement with international significance.
ATG Entertainment is an international venue operator, producer, marketing partner and ticketing services provider.
Creative Learning is an important part of ATG Entertainment's commitment to nurturing the future, engaging and empowering people of all abilities, ages, genders, races and socio-economic backgrounds in local communities and schools, with the aim of increasing access to the performing arts.
The work we do offers a valuable resource in the world of cultural education. We celebrate all that our venues and the world of entertainment have to offer, to inspire a diverse future workforce, audience, and creative global community.
Our teams, located across UK regional venues and in the heart of the West End, deliver award-winning activities and experiences.
As we develop and strengthen our Creative Learning programmes in the US and Continental Europe, our global ambassadorship for education, diversity, and nurturing the next generation will be realised.
Photo by Brinkhoff-Mögenburg
WH E RE WE A R E
UK Venues
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
Birmingham The Alexandra Theatre
Brighton Theatre Royal
Bristol Hippodrome
Edinburgh Playhouse
Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall
Glasgow King’s Theatre
Glasgow Theatre Royal
Liverpool Empire Theatre
Manchester Opera House
Manchester Palace Theatre
Milton Keynes Theatre
Oxford New Theatre
Richmond Theatre
Stockton Globe
Stoke-on-Trent Regent Theatre
Stoke-on-Trent Victoria Hall
Swansea Arena
Sunderland Empire
Torquay Princess Theatre
10 West End Venues
New Wimbledon Theatre
New Wimbledon Studio
Woking New Victoria Theatre
York Grand Opera House
Continental Europe
Berlin Admiralspalast
Bochum Starlight Express Theater
Cologne Musical Dome
Düsseldorf Capitol Theater
Hamburg Mehr! Theater Am Grossmarkt
US Venues
7 Broadway Venues
Brooklyn Kings Theatre
Boston Emerson Colonial Theatre
Detroit Fisher Theatre
New Orleans Mahalia Jackson
Theater for the Performing Arts
New Orleans Saenger Theatre
San Antonio Charline McCombs
Empire Theatre
San Antonio The Espee
San Antonio Majestic Theatre
San Francisco Curran Theatre
San Francisco Golden Gate Theatre
San Francisco The Orpheum Theatre
Sugar Land Smart Financial Centre
Kings Theatre Glasgow
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
Starlight Express Theatre Bochum
Liverpool Empire Theatre
Bristol Hippodrome
Lyceum Theatre London
Lyric Theatre New York
WHAT W E DO
Creative Learning is delivered across five key categories to ensure ATG Entertainment's core values are upheld, and to guarantee our reach and impact across the group. Our programme is vibrant and reflective of the ever-changing cultural and educational landscape.
Partnerships
We forge relationships with other organisations to further our impact locally, nationally and internationally. Partnerships are formed with grassroots organisations, local businesses and schools, other arts organisations, the local creative community, funding bodies, trusts and foundations, and more.
Diversity
Our programme is a vehicle through which all members of the public can access, experience, and enjoy all that our venues have to offer. It engages people who might otherwise feel that live entertainment is not accessible to them, and accommodates and empowers people of all abilities, ages, genders, races and socio-economic backgrounds.
Locality
We are proactive, dynamic and deliver directly to the local community’s needs, challenges and opportunities. Our venues are beacons for the community, serving an important civic role in support of local priorities, such as placemaking and cultural agendas.
Show-based activity
We nurture our relationships with producers, and work with visiting productions and companies as residents whilst at our venues. Together we engage participants through educational activities that stimulate and develop our audiences and their interest in, and understanding of the show.
Groupwide initiatives
We bring together all teams around a specific subject and challenge, allowing us to leverage our network to ensure an incredible joint impact. Our core Creative Learning team are organised as one groupwide force, working together as an agile collective to share expertise and raise the quality and breadth of our leading work.
Creative Learning is offered locally and responds to specific needs and opportunities in each area. Activities take place in our inspiring venues, online, at events and festivals, and in schools and other community settings.
Theatre and mixed-art-form workshops
Q&As with industry professionals
Teacher and professional development
Accredited learning programmes
Weekly sessions for all ages
Work-related learning and industry insight
Educating. Entertaining. Empowering. Enriching.
Masterclasses
Tours of venues and behind-the-scenes experiences
Performances and events
Photo credits (From left to right): Phil Tragen, Theatre Royal Brighton, Ellie Maltby Lloyd Stranaghan, Ian Watson of Studio Scotland Terry Blackburn, Grace Cameron, Studio Snap & Phil Tragen
OU R IMPACT IN TH E UK
Produced 218 live performances for 75,720 audience members Supported 1,002 mentored or internship places
ENGAGED
78,379 INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANTS RAISED
£618,682 IN FUNDING AND SPONSORSHIP DELIVERED OVER 3,245 SESSIONS WORKED WITH
1,157 SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS
OU R IMPACT IN TH E US
Distributed 12,094 free or subsidized tickets to performances at our venues
Offered 159 theater tours ENGAGED
$21,595 IN FUNDING AND SPONSORSHIP OUR TEAM MEMBERS GAVE 18 TALKS
23,959 INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANTS RAISED
WORKED WITH 150+ COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOL GROUPS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
Work in Theatre, UK Wide
Work in Theatre, a partnership between Get into Theatre and ATG Entertainment, is a new nationwide careers programme addressing the need for wider diversity in the live entertainment industry. Co-authored with teachers and funded by Arts Council England, the year-long project is comprised of three strands: Work Experience, Teacher Conference & CPD, and Emerging Artist Commissions. It is designed to improve access to theatre career pathways for underprivileged and underrepresented young people and emerging artists.
15 ATG Entertainment venues produced the programme, spotlighting the breadth of offstage careers available, inspiring those that may not have thought theatre was a space for them, and enabling teachers to deliver informed theatre careers lessons. Alongside the in-person delivery, digital activity is hosted on getintotheatre.org.
Work In Theatre will reach more than 30,000 young people, teachers, and freelance artists across the UK, improving equal access for young people from lower socio-economic, d/Deaf or disabled, care-experienced, and Black, Asian & ethnic backgrounds.
Work in Theatre course, Milton Keynes. Photo by JCM Photography
Emerging Artist Film Commissions
Each venue team commissioned a local, early career artist to make a short film about their journey and experiences working in the theatre industry. This paid opportunity provided the chance for artists to work directly with their local ATG venue, building new relationships and promoting regional talent. Aimed at young people seeking more information on theatre careers, this unique series of films can easily be found on the Get into Theatre website.
Work Experience
Building on the success of Work in Theatre courses in Milton Keynes and the West End, this area of the programme was designed to offer hands-on, practical work experience to young people across the UK. Venues developed their own versions of the course, targeting specific schools and young people from underrepresented groups. Offering insight from freelance practitioners, industry professionals and ATG staff, the activity provided an indepth overview of the vast variety of training opportunities and career paths available.
Teacher Conference and CPD
Our online Teacher Conference equipped teachers with an overview of access points and training pathways into the live entertainment industry, with guest speakers and panel members from universities, vocational training institutions and industry leaders. Over 100 teachers, educators and careers advisors attended the evening, which included opportunities for networking and connecting delegates to their local Creative Learning team.
In consultation with Primary and Secondary Teachers we created an activity-based Theatre Careers Toolkit which Creative Learning teams introduced to teachers and careers advisors via in-house CPD sessions.
‘I learnt so much and seeing all the parts of the theatre you usually wouldn’t be able to, was so exciting! I am honestly so sad it’s over.’
Participant
Work
Photo by Phil Tragen
Creative Learning Presents – Macbeth, UK Wide
Creative Learning Presents is a new model for presenting exciting, excellent quality, relevant productions for schools in our communities. In partnership with ATG Productions, Creative Learning Presents offers daytime performances underneath national tours, without compromising on design or presentation, and with affordable ticket prices for local schools. Alongside the productions, schools are provided with pre and post-show resources.
The inaugural production touring to five ATG venues was Macbeth by Out of Chaos. Their production combined physical theatre with powerful text work, telling the story clearly with two actors playing every part and providing all the drama,
intrigue, and madness of Macbeth in 80 high-octane minutes. Over 7,500 children and young people have seen Macbeth at their local venue.
HHHHH‘I left the theatre knowing that I had seen something very special, a working of Shakespeare that was captivating and at the same time innovative, but above all worthwhile. The importance of engaging with young people and growing a future audience for live theatre in its many forms is vital and ATG Creative Learning are at the forefront of this. Hats off to them and to Out of Chaos.’
The Latest
2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
Change the Script, West End
Winner of the 2023 UK Theatre Award for Workforce, Change the Script is a programme designed to support people local to our London venues who are longterm unemployed, in receipt of government benefits, or with lived experience of homelessness.
A first of its kind, Change the Script offered 10 participants paid technical training, offering the possibility of theatre careers to people who had never considered this as an option open to them. The 3-week training course covered everything from health and safety to construction; each participant gained level 3 Health and Safety and CSCS and Manual Handling qualifications, followed by a 4-week paid placement in one of our West End venues.
Change the Script was delivered by ATG’s West End Creative Learning Team in partnership with building developers WATES and LANDSEC and educational provider Skillcentre.
Educating. Entertaining. Empowering. Enriching.
‘I found the whole programme incredibly interesting and useful. I have found a new love of theatre and the West End Creative Learning team have helped me get a paid placement on another West End show. I now feel I have a career path.’
Participant
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Photo by Lloyd Stranaghan
2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
House Party, Swansea
Swansea Arena's Creative Learning
Producer selected a captivating lineup of 9 bands and a total of 57 local emerging artists, aiming to raise expectations, granting these artists deserved recognition, a unique platform and an opportunity to perform to an audience of 855 people
The lineup exemplified the rich and diverse musical tapestry of Swansea and South Wales, making House Party a celebration of the region's creative essence.
Tourism, Events & Hospitality students from the University of Wales Trinity St. David collaborated with and worked alongside the Swansea Arena team to plan, organise and promote the event.
Proceeds from ticket sales and voluntary donations went to the Music Venue Trust, directly benefiting the local grassroots music venues that worked with the Swansea Arena team to help promote and organise House Party.
A Music Venues Committee has now been established in the city and Swansea Arena are planning future events and activities to continue and develop their support of emerging artists and grassroots venues.
‘You very rarely get to be in places like this so early in your career, and it makes you think, if I can do this now, how far can I go?’
Honey Rich, musician
‘I’m not aware of anything like this happening before, grassroots bands getting to play in an arena is pretty much unheard of.’
Tom
Emlyn, musician
2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
Once Upon A Whispering Wood, Brighton
For Christmas 2023, Creative Learning at Theatre Royal Brighton presented daytime performances of Once Upon A Whispering Wood in and around Front of House areas of the venue.
This beautiful new show was co-produced with Brighton-based Flock Theatre Makers. The research and development process included workshops with members of Voices in Exile’s Migrant Welcome Project and the production was co-created through ensemble rehearsals with director and music director Freya Wynn-Jones and performers Laura Mugridge and Rebecca Rayne. The immersive design was created by Sophia Lovell Smith.
With an audience of 20 at a time, the show led audiences around the theatre and children and adults were actively encouraged to participate in the search for the Wood; when they reached their final destination a
story of hope and joy unfolded, with children contributing their thoughts and ideas.
We presented 46 performances including two performances for family groups from Voices in Exile who work with refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants in Sussex and Surrey, and one relaxed accessible performance.
A total of 875 people came to see it and we achieved 95% sales.
‘I’ve just listened to her recount the entire story and the entire experience. She got everything, remembered everything, took positive values away from it. It was really lovely, thank you.’
Parent of a 3-year-old audience member
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2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
O24 Dance, Stoke
The Regent Theatre’s annual Dance Festival is a vibrant seven-night community festival that brings together dance companies, schools, and adult groups from across Staffordshire, Cheshire, and the North West.
The festival was bursting with passion and energy, and featured all genres of dance from explosive tap to elegant contemporary, as dance companies explored the joy of movement, music, and dance through the decades!
This year over 3,200 people watched 55 dance groups, with a total of 1,159 participants aged from 3 – 76 years, in seven performances that celebrated the phenomenal local talent on the Regent Theatre stage.
‘Honestly after last night I feel everything has changed for me as part of the LGBTQ+ community, seeing and hearing the audience last night really showed the amount of love we have in Stoke.’
024 Dance participant
‘What was perfect was the pride in which the performers took in their work, the joy that they provided both for themselves and the audience and the inspiration that dance and movement can give.’
Moorlands radio
2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
Connect Company, Sunderland
Connect Company are a diverse group of adults with additional needs who meet weekly in the Sunderland Empire Theatre to develop drama and performance skills.
In summer 2023 the company of 11 embarked on a tour of their devised show, Over the Rainbow.
Over the Rainbow explored themes of identity, belonging and resilience and was devised by the group in conjunction with theatre practitioners. The performance also included Makaton which was developed with a specialist Makaton practitioner.
On the tour the group visited 3 local SEND schools, playing to a total audience of 115 pupils.
They received high praise for not only the production itself, but also for inspiring a new generation of young people with additional needs to see that anything is possible if you work hard.
‘The looks on the faces of my class were absolutely priceless – they’ve never seen themselves in performances like this before.’
Teacher
‘Thank you for bringing my true self out. The confidence I have now, on and off stage, I feel like a new person!’
Connect Company member
by Jake Robson Photography
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Stockton Sings The Beatles
To celebrate 60 years since The Beatles first visited Stockton Globe, we held two large scale community events – a daytime live music experience for local schools and an evening commemorative community event.
8 local primary schools participated in the daytime event, many visiting the Stockton Globe for the first time. Ahead of the event we sent out video recordings of five well-known songs by The Beatles for the students to learn, and invited them to research both the history of the venue and ‘Beatlemania’. On the day 423 pupils and 43 teachers joined us for a joyful afternoon of singing with a live band, games and competitions; the event linked to a key area of the primary music curriculum.
For the evening celebration we invited nine local ensembles – from local performing arts students to community choirs – to recreate The Beatles' set list from the 22nd November 1963 concert, encouraging them to create their own unique versions. 216 performers shared their
music with an audience of over 900 people
The Stockton Globe volunteer team curated a Beatles exhibition and audience members visited the Beatles themed photobooth complete with Abbey Road backdrop and props. This project was made possible through generous funding from Stockton Borough Council.
‘It has had a massive impact on the children in the run up to the event and the actual day – events like this give our children a memorable experience that they just wouldn’t get outside of school.’
Bader Primary School Teacher
‘60 years ago today, The Beatles performed at The Stockton Globe and tonight I’m watching my 87-year-old Dad perform on the same stage. Proudest daughter in the world.’
Audience member
2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
Masterclasses, Milton Keynes
Through a mix of digital and in-person delivery, 174 people participated in our Masterclass programme covering musical theatre, stage make-up, technical theatre, show exploration and dance techniques.
The variety of themes in the programme, along with digital provision as well as in person, opened up our venue and the arts in general to a diverse group of participants from our local community who ranged from 5 – 65 years of age, with a mix of experience, interests and skills.
A number of participants now attend weekly youth theatre sessions, as well as attending shows, holiday projects, career
development initiatives and skill development workshops.
‘I want to commend your team for creating an environment where children like my son feel encouraged, inspired and, most importantly, valued. The three hours he spent under your guidance has undoubtedly fuelled his love for theatre, and for that I am truly grateful.’
Parent of participant
‘The Masterclass held today was nothing short of magical and it left an indelible mark on my 6-year-old’s heart.’
Parent of participant
by Remi Ajibola
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2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
Scratch Nights, York
Scratch Night is a way for artists to test ideas on a live audience within an allocated time, followed by space to access feedback and to network. Works presented are in progress and at the early stages of development. The nights are a platform for sharing as we hand over the stage to local talent; the audience join us on-stage to watch works come to life for the first time, support the local community, and try something new at the Grand Opera House.
Across two events we supported three local artists and three small theatre groups, presenting their work on-stage. Our first Scratch Night explored queer and neurodivergent performances; the second shared female led narratives. Scratch Nights allowed us to bring a younger, more diverse demographic into the venue, create
ties with our local community, and support future talent.
‘It made me look at Grand Opera House in a different way, which felt really community driven. There was something special about work-in-progress being shared on the stage. It was very accessible for me and great to meet other disabled artists!’
Next Door But One Theatre
‘I had a great time! I have lived in York all my life, and this is the first Scratch Night I have seen pop up so was very quick to come along. It was a fantastic opportunity to enjoy some early stage theatre and get to know some of York's theatre network.’
Audience member
2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS UK
The Joy of Panto! Glasgow
Following the success of last year’s ‘Panto Package’ for schools, Glasgow Creative Learning were delighted to receive further funding from local sponsor, Aliter Capital, to deliver the project again at The Kings and Theatre Royal.
We have continued to work closely with Glasgow City Council and Developing the Young Workforce to target schools in the most deprived and diverse areas of the city and widen access to theatre for children and young people.
The package includes a workshop in school, subsidy towards tickets to a selected performance and a resource pack supported by Crossroads Pantomimes.
Our Creative Learning Team delivered 19 workshops across the city, strengthening partnerships with
schools who participated last year and forming new relationships with schools and communities.
The 'Panto Package' supported 17 schools, with a total of 831 pupils from P3 to S4, to attend a performance of ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ at The King’s Theatre Glasgow, making memories that will last a lifetime.
‘All pupils had the opportunity to participate in the workshop – it was great to see them develop new skills and grow in confidence.’
Teacher
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Photo by Jonathan Amores
THE WIZ’s impact on the Black community, San Francisco
Our community activation launched with a press conference held by Mayor London Breed, who spoke about the THE WIZ’s groundbreaking representation of the Black community, announcing that BroadwaySF would donate 100 tickets to local school children and declaring January 8, 2024 'The Wiz Day in San Francisco', lighting City Hall yellow in honor of the Yellow Brick Road.
Cast and creative team members attended the Bayview Opera House, African American Arts & Culture Complex, and GLIDE Memorial Church for community engagement events including dance lessons, panels, and performances;
and a partnership with the Hip-Hop Sisters Foundation sold 160 tickets to a performance that included a photo-op and post-show Q&A with rapper/THE WIZ producer MC Light.
THE WIZ has played a major role in the history of Black theatre, arts, and culture and we focused on celebrating this legacy when bringing this revival to SF, partnering with the Mayor’s Office and local not-for-profit organizations in order to reach new audiences.
We are determined to maintain our connections with these partner organizations and ensure that we welcome our local communities to all types of shows going forward.
2023–24 HIGHLI G HTS US
Joci Awards, San Antonio
The Joci Awards is a scholarship and educational initiative dedicated to nurturing young talent in the performing arts. Drawing participants from San Antonio to the Lower Rio Grande Valley, the program has distributed over $1.5 million in scholarships, making it the single largest scholarship program for the performing arts in the United States.
Often compared to the 'Tony Awards of Texas,' the Joci Awards send two exceptional students to New York City to represent the region at the Jimmy Awards, showcasing their abilities on a national platform and highlighting the significance of high school theater excellence in San Antonio and South Texas.
This year’s program received an unprecedented 354 applications from students across more than 71 high schools. With the generous support of donors and community partners, the Majestic Empire Foundation has offered a premier educational experience to over 43 finalists, 20% of whom are from the Lower Rio Grande Valley, highlighting the program's broad reach and impact.
Our commitment to fostering the talents of over 750 students through our year-round educational initiatives, including free workshops and masterclasses to support their preparation for the Joci Awards auditions, demonstrates our dedication to nurturing the next generation of talent and ensuring accessible, high-quality educational opportunities for all students.
Entertaining. Empowering. Enriching.
GiGi's Career Development Program, Smart Financial Centre, Sugar Land
GiGi’s Playhouse is a non-profit organization with a national network of Down Syndrome Achievement Centers that provide free, lifechanging therapeutic, educational, and career training programs for individuals with Down Syndrome. The team at Smart Financial Centre hosted 12 members and parents from GiGi’s Playhouse Sugar Land location. The team organized a full-venue behind-the-scenes tour, offered insights into venue operations, and spoke about career opportunities in the performing arts. Members from GiGi’s Playhouse enjoyed a group photo on the SFC stage and a Q&A session with the staff.
The incredible energy and warmth from the families and members of GiGi's Playhouse were nothing short of amazing, infusing our team with infectious enthusiasm. This experience not only strengthened our bond
with the community but also served as a powerful source of inspiration. The mutual exchange of positivity and connection between our staff and GiGi's Playhouse Sugar Land members became a defining success, enriching both sides in unexpected and fulfilling ways.
After the tour, each department is looking into creating positions at the venue that could provide mentorship or employment opportunities tailored for members from GiGi’s Playhouse. We aim to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere where people with Down Syndrome would feel empowered, respected, and valued. 2023–24
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Together We Thrive
Nothing beats the energy and excitement of a great live experience.
Its enduring creativity and appeal are no doubt linked to its open and collaborative nature.
When we work with our corporate partners and combine our talents, we build on each other’s ideas, we expand our goals, deepen our connections, and create a greater positive impact.
Partnership Benefits
ATG Entertainment is proud to stand at the forefront of the live entertainment industry. We own, operate or programme some of the world’s most iconic venues, managing 64 venues across the UK, the US and Germany. Partnering with ATG Entertainment provides:
• The chance to associate your brand with experiences, shows, events and talent that people love – a passion point for millions of people.
• Direct interaction with our 9 million customers a year in our UK venues and engage millions more, across a multitude of touchpoints.
• Unique opportunities to create content, events and promotions that will get you noticed, talked about and remembered.
• Exclusive benefits and engagement opportunities for your customers, key influencers, and employees.
• Opportunity to further your CSR impact through supporting our award-winning Creative Learning programme.
• Staff development opportunities through the ATG Centre Stage programme, using techniques from the rehearsal room for developing your teams' skills in team building, communication and public speaking.
Photo by Jake Robson Photography
PARTNE R SHIPS AND SU P PORTERS
From supporting and enabling Creative Learning activity to providing first-time theatre-going experiences, we would like to acknowledge the transformational impact we achieve when we work together in meaningful partnerships.
Thank you to all our partners, we are proud to work with you and grateful for your continued support.
Supporting Partners in the UK
20 Stories High
Achieving for Children
Afghanistan Central and Asian Association
Aliter Capital
Anstee Bridge
Apollo Arts Ltd
Artful Alliance
Arts and Heritage Alliance MK
Arts Council England
Arts Emergency
ATG Productions
Avalon UK
Aylesbury Town Council
Babbassa
Brighton and Hove
Virtual School
Bristol Council Careers Hub
Buckinghamshire Council
Buckinghamshire Culture
Burton Green Primary
Camden Council
Cameron Mackintosh
Catalyst Stockton-on-Tees
Clifton Green School
CONTACT Theatre
Cultural Spring
Culture 4 Keeps Dance Consortium
Developing the Young Workforce
Disney Theatrical Group
Duke Street Church
Edinburgh College Edinburgh Fringe Festival Society
Elysium
Empire Theatre (Merseyside) Trust Limited
English National Ballet
Everton In The Community
Francesca Moody Productions
into Theatre
Life
Creatures Gower College Swansea
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Ham Youth Club
Hangar 18
Haringey Culture Network Heritage Open Days
Hippo’s
Hounslow Action for Youth
Hounslow Council –Environment, Culture and Customer Services
Imperial War Museum
INspired (Sunderland Cultural Education Partnership)
Landsec
Liverpool One MAKE (LCEP)
Manchester City Council Youth, Play & Participation
Manchester City Council
Manchester Engagement Network
Manchester Schools’ Network (HOME, CONTACT, Royal Exchange)
Manchester United Foundation
Middle Eastern Language School
Milton Keynes Council
MK College
MK Community Foundation
MKIS School of Islamic Studies
Music Venues Trust
National Theatre
Coward Foundation
North Staffs Mind
Northbank Bid
Nova Families
Open Weekend
Our Pass, Manchester Out of Chaos
Palace Theatre &
House Trust
Paranormal Research York Pilot Theatre
Playful Productions
Poppleton Primary School
Refugee Action Kingston Richmond Council – Community & Partnerships
Richmond Music Trust
Richmond Theatre Trust
Richmond Young Carers
Rolls Royce
Safesmart
ShowWorks Theatre
Sin City Sing in the City SOLT
Sonia Friedman Productions
Southbank Centre
Spark Arts
Speakers for Schools
Stockton Globe Trust
Stockton-on-Tees
Borough Council
Sunderland City Council
Sunderland College
Sunderland Culture
Sunderland Empire Theatre Trust
Sunderland Music Hub
Sunderland University
Swansea Council
The Bunkhouse
The Grand Hotel York
The Island York
The Jamie Lloyd Company
The Mackintosh Foundation
The Trust
Tottenham Hotspur FC
Tottenham Hotspur Foundation
Truby’s Garden Tea Room
Tyne and Wear
Community Foundation
Tyne and Wear High Sheriff UK Theatre University of Wales
Waltham Forest Council Wates
Waverly Care WEIL Welton Media
C O NTACT US
Hollie Coxon
Head of Creative Learning & Community Partnerships
HollieCoxon@atgentertainment.com
Regional Contacts
Creative Learning & Community Partnerships teams are delivering local creative projects with all ages across the UK.
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
AylesburyCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham BirminghamCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Theatre Royal Brighton
BrightonCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Bristol Hippodrome
BristolCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Edinburgh Playhouse
EdinburghCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone FolkestoneCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
King’s Theatre & Theatre Royal, Glasgow
GlasgowCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Liverpool Empire Theatre
LiverpoolCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Manchester Palace Theatre & Opera House
ManchesterCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Milton Keynes Theatre
MKCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
New Theatre Oxford
OxfordCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Richmond Theatre
RichmondCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Stockton Globe
StocktonCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Stoke-on-Trent Regent Theatre & Victoria Hall
StokeCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Sunderland Empire
SunderlandCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Swansea Arena
SwanseaCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
Princess Theatre, Torquay
TorquayCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
West End Venues
Apollo Victoria Theatre, The Ambassadors; The Duke of York’s Theatre, Fortune Theatre, Harold Pinter Theatre, The Lyceum Theatre, The Phoenix Theatre, The Piccadilly Theatre, Playhouse Theatre, Savoy Theatre
WestEndCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
New Victoria Theatre, Woking WokingCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
New Wimbledon Theatre
WimbledonCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
The Grand Opera House, York YorkCreativeLearning@atgentertainment.com
US Venues
The Espee, The Orpheum Theatre, Golden Gate Theatre, The Music Hall, Detroit Opera House, Fisher Theatre, Smart Financial Centre, Saenger Theatre, Majestic Theatre, Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts, Kings Theatre, Emerson Colonial Theatre, Charline McCombs Empire Theatre, Curran Theatre, Walter Kerr Theatre, Eugene O’Neill Theatre, August Wilson Theatre, Al Hirschfeld Theatre, St. James Theatre, Lyric Theatre, Hudson Theatre CreativeLearningUS@atgentertainment.com
Continental Europe Venues
Starlight Express Theatre, Bochum Musical Dome, Cologne Mehr! Theater am Grosmarkt, Hamburg Capitol Theatre, Dusseldorf Admiralspalast, Berlin CreativeLearningEurope@atgentertainment.com
