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ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 everymantheatre.org.uk
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2 • Everyman Theatre · Annual Report 2012-13
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The year 2012/2013 saw the establishment of a number of artistic policies introduced in the previous year.
• Toproduceplaysourselvesandthentournationally
• Toincreasetheamountofself-producedstudiotheatrework
• Tocontinuetomountourownpantomimesandastudioplayforsmallerchildren
• Tocontinuerelationshipswithcompaniesweadmireandgrowaudiencesthroughannualvisits
• Todeveloparegionalandlocalprofilethroughexcellentcommunityandeducationwork
• Todevelopaseriesof‘labs’whichencourageemergingwritersandperformersfromtheregion
• Toencourageyoungpeopletocometothetheatrethroughspecialinitiatives,ArtsAwards,ticketoffersandbecominginvolvedinoneofouryouththeatres
• Tocontinueawiderangeofeducationandcommunity workforthecounty
• Todevelopaseriesofdanceclasses,youththeatresandcommunitychoirsbasedattheEveryman
Webeganourpolicyofproducingaplayannuallyalthoughtwofellwithinthisfinancialyear.In2012TennesseeWilliam’smasterpiece,A Glass Menagerie,wasasplendidstartandmuchadmired.In2013wemountedCider with RosieadaptedfromLaurieLee’smemoiroflifeinGloucestershire.BothplaysweredirectedbyPaulMilton.TheplaythentouredandthelongtermplanistomountaplayannuallyandtouraroundtheUK–establishinganationalreputationfortheEverymananddevelopinganewrevenuestream.
TheEverymannowreceivesregularvisitsfromPropellerTheatreCompany,OutofJoint,KneehighTheatre,NorthernBroadsides,BirminghamRoyalBallet,StephenJosephTheatrefromScarborough,BalletBoyzandRichardAlstonDanceCompany.WealsowelcomedEnglishTouringTheatreandthefirstproductionfromtheTouringConsortium(ofwhichwearemembers)The Diary of Anne Frank.NextyearweaddShakespeareattheTobaccoFactory,HullTruckandClywdTheatreCymruwiththeplanthattheyreturneachyear.Allthesecompaniesarefundedbytheirartscouncilsandproducehighstandardwork.
Wealsopresentedsomefineproductionsfromthecommercialsector–Relatively SpeakingfromBathTheatreRoyalwithFelicityKendal;The HandymanfromtheYvonneArnaudTheatre,GuildfordwithTimothyWest;The Woman in Black;Goodnight Mr TomandAn Inspector Calls.
Thisyear’splayforyoungerchildrenintheStudioTheatrewasThe Enormous Turnip–ourattempttogiveagoodtheatreexperienceforchildrentooyoungforthepantomimeinthemainhouse.Therewereafurthersixplaysproducedin-houseandpresentedintheStudio–allnewlywrittenandmanybylocalauthors.
ThemanyandvariededucationandcommunityprojectsaredetailedinthisannualreportasistheactivitiesofourActorsandWritersLabs.ThesewellestablishedgroupsencourageandsupportlocalprofessionalartistsandtheirworkisnowbearingfruitinavarietyofStudioproductions.
Financially,thetheatresufferedfromthegeneraleconomicmoodandendedtheyearwithadeficitentirelyrelatedtoadownturninticketsales.However,wehavemadecutbacksinexpenditureandmadesomepainfulstaffsavingswhichshouldmeanthattheEverymancanweatherfuturesqualls ifnotstormswithareducedcostbase.
AnannualreportisagoodandtraditionalplacetopraisethestafffortheeffortsandtheirtalentsthroughtheyearandthankalloursponsorsandsupporterswithparticularmentionofourfundersArtsCouncilEnglandandCheltenhamBoroughCouncilandoftheBoardmembersfortheirtime andexpertise.
Clive Thomas – ChairmanGeoffrey Rowe – Chief Executive
Front cover: The cast of Cider With Rosie
Right: Julia Hills in The Glass Menagerie
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MAINHOUSEPERFORMANCES
April7: Broadway and Beyond
10 - 14: An Inspector Calls
17 - 21: Titanic The Musical (Cotswold Savoyards)
23 - 28: The Diary of Anne Frank (The Touring Consortium Theatre Company)
25: The Good Old Days of Music Hall and Variety
May1 - 5: Eugene Onegin and The Barber of Seville (English Touring Opera)
6: The Burlesque Show
8 - 12: Funny Peculiar
15 - 19: Horrible Histories
20: To Sheila With Love
21 - 26: Equus
25 - 27: The Gruffalo
June28 - 2: Murder on the Nile
5 - 9: The Real Thing (English Touring Theatre)
13 - 16: The Glass Menagerie (Everyman Theatre Production)
19 - 23: Oliver! (Cheltenham Operatic and Dramatic Society)
22: We’ll Meet Again
25: The Glenn Miller Orchestra
26: Ultimate Eagles
27: The Jackie Generation
28: Relight The Fire: The Take That Story
29 - 20: The Russian State Ballet and Opera Company presents Carmen
AmongthemanyproductionsperformedattheEverymanTheatreduringthe2012–2013seasonwere11companieswhoreceivefundingfromArtsCouncilEnglandtoexposetheirworktoawideraudiencethroughoutEngland. Theseproductionsarehighlightedinblacktextinthe listbelow.
TheEverymanTheatrealsostageditsfirstin-houseproductiononthemainstageinover20years,TennesseeWilliams’The Glass Menagerie,starringJuliaHills.FollowingthesuccessofThe Glass MenagerietheEverymanstagedaproductionofLaurieLee’squintessentialCotswoldtale,Cider with RosiewhichalsotouredtotheatresinGuildford,SalisburyandCroydon.
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July9 - 14: Save The Last Dance For Me
16 - 21: Doctor in the House
25: Dancing Queen
26: Forever Jackson
28: The Rat Pack is Back
September10 - 15: Relatively Speaking
17 - 22: The Handyman
24 - 29: Duet For One
October2 - 6: A Government Inspector (Northern Broadsides)
9 - 13: Our Country’s Good (Out of Joint)
14: Richard Street of the Temptations
15 - 20: The Importance of Being Earnest
22 - 27: Good Grief
November30 - 3: Steptoe and Son (Kneehigh)
4: Last Night of the Proms
6and9:Richard Alston Dance Company
7: Shakespeare Schools Festival
8: Sing-A-Long-A Grease
10: Jacqui Dankworth
13 - 15: The Russian State Ballet and Opera Company presents Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty
16: Piaf: The Songs
17: The Syd Lawrence Orchestra
19 - 24: The Woman in Black
Christmas30Nov-13January:Dick Whittington (Everyman Theatre Production)
January17: The Johnny Cash Roadshow
18: The Brothers Gibb
19: Elkie Brooks
21 - 26: Go Back For Murder
February28 - 2: The 39 Steps
5 - 7: The Russian State Ballet and Opera Company presents La bohéme and Madam Butterfly
8: BalletBoyz
9: One Night with Elvis
11 - 16: Blood Brothers
20 - 24: Beauty and the Beast on Ice
March26 - 2: Surprises (Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough)
3: Chris Addison
4 - 9: Yes, Prime Minister
10: Al Murray
12 - 16: Goodnight Mister Tom
24: Russell Kane
29: Chris & Pui Roadshow
21 - 30: Cider With Rosie (Everyman Theatre Production)
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April2: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
3 - 7: Old Herbaceous
11 - 14: Travels with Granddad
18: Stand Up For Poetry and Take Heart
STUDIOTHEATREPERFORMANCES
May3: The Wit and Songs of Noël Coward
4: An Audience with Sherlock Holmes
9 - 12: Mapp and Lucia Ahoy!
17 - 19: Plays with Attitude
20: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
June28 - 1: Paved with Gold
11: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
28 - 30: A Right Royal Knees Up (Everyman Theatre Production)
Great ExpectationsintheStudioTheatrewasanEverymanco-production(incollaborationwiththeWorcesterHiveandtheUniversityofWorcester)tocelebratetheCharlesDickensbicentenary.TheEveryman’screativeteamandprofessionalactorsworkedalongsidelocalcommunityperformersandactors-in-trainingfromtheUniversityofWorcester.Thiswasadevelopmentofthe2011Lady Clancartyproject–andwascommissionedbyTheHeritageLotteryFund.Great ExpectationswasstagedintheEverymanStudioTheatreandatTheHiveinWorcester.
Great Expectationsutilizeddigitalimagestomaximisetheproduction’simpactwhenbeingperformedinnon-traditionalvenues(TheHiveisalibrary)andplayedtoaudiencesmadeupofsecondaryschoolsfromWorcesterandGloucestershire.TheEverymanandtheUniversityofWorcesterhopetosustainthepartnershipestablishedbytheGreat Expectationsprojectanddevelopfutureprojectstogether.Showshighlightedinblacktext,inthelistbelow,wereproducedbyTheEverymanTheatre.
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July2 - 4: The Girl With the Iron Claws
6: EveryVoice Choirs
7: Celtish
10: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
17 - 18: As You Like It
19 - 20: Bard Heads
September12 - 15: Casting
20: A Night with Tweedy
21: Folk On
22: Songs of John Martyn
26 - 29: An Evening with Dementia
October1: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
8: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
9: Bones
11 - 12: Now Until the Hour
17 - 20: The Pickwick Papers
23 - 27: Dombey and Sons
November30 - 3: Great Expectations (Everyman Theatre Production)
5: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
6: An Evening with Keith Thompson
15 - 17: The Sky is Falling
22 - 24: Green Jack
25: EveryVoice Choirs
Christmas12-24December:The Enormous Turnip (Everyman Theatre Production)
10-22December:Intimate Exchanges (Everyman Theatre Production)
January23 - 26: Krapp’s Last Tape
February1 - 2: Snared
4: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
19 - 23: Fly Eddie Fly (Everyman Theatre Production)
March27 - 2: Made in Gloucestershire
6 - 9: An Evening of Deception
14 - 16: The Seven Ages
18: Jazz in the Studio Theatre
20 - 23: The Boy at the Edge of the Room
25 - 28: The Enormous Turnip (Everyman Theatre Production)
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STAR SHINEIncollaborationwiththeNationalStarCollegeforseverelydisabledyoungpeople,theEverymanproducedaplaybasedonthethemeoftheParalympics(tocoincidewithLondon2012).WrittenbyamemberoftheEveryman’sWriters’Labtheplayfeatureddisabledstudentactorsandtouredlocalprimaryschools,engagingover700children.
POSITIVE MOVESTheEverymanteamworkedwithsixprimaryschoolsinGloucestershireforthisprojectpartlyfundedbyCheltenhamPolice.Nearly100youngpeopletookpartintheproject,whichwasbasedonthethemeof“workingtogether”. TheprojectculminatedinaperformanceatAllSaintsAacademySecondarySchool.
FUNDEDPROJECTS
SKYLINESInconjunctionwithTheatreCentre,HampsteadTheatreandtheRoyalExchange,Manchester,12membersoftheEverymanTheatre’sWriters’Labworkedwithprofessionalplaywrightstocreatescriptsforyoungpeople.Thescriptswereperformedtoanaudienceof50localyoungpeoplewhoweregiventheopportunitytoprovidefeedbackontheworkandchildren’stheatreingeneral.
FLY EDDIE FLY!CommissionedbytheArtsCouncilandwrittenbyWriters’LabmemberMirandaWalker,Fly Eddie Fly!wasbasedonthelifestoryoflocallegendEddie“TheEagle”Edwards. Fly Eddie Fly! playedtocapacityaudiencesduringitsweek-longrunintheStudioTheatre.
ARTS AWARDSInthesummerof2012theEverymanTheatreranitsfirsteverMusicalTheatreSummerSchoolforyoungpeopleages12–18.SummerSchoolstudentsexceededthetargetofachievingfourBronzeArtsAwardsandonestudentachievedaSilver.
Some highlights of the diverse projects delivered by the Everyman’s Education and Community Department:
Star Shine
Sky is Falling The Cole Porter Songbook
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Fly Eddie Fly!
UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESERSHIRE COLLABORATIONPractitionersfromtheEverymanworkedwithPerformingArtsandCreativeWritingCoursestudents.Topicsincludedworkingwithcommunitytheatreandcareeradviceforworkingintheperformingarts.Actorsperformedscriptswrittenby20studentsandprovidedfeedbackandcritique.
GREEN JACK and THE SKY IS FALLINGTwocommissionsfrommembersoftheEveryman’sWriters’LabandYoungCompany.Duringtheprojectcollaborations40youngpeoplewereofferedtheopportunitytoworkonnewwritingwithadultwritersfromtheWriters’Lab.
A Right Royal Knees Up
Green Jack
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WorkshopsNurseryCaptainPugwash-Springboard
PrimaryPantomime-SteamMillsStorytelling-PartonManorinfantsShakespeare-Nailsworth
SecondaryPoetryAnthology-CotswoldSchoolIntrotoShakespeare-CotswoldSchoolOfMiceandMen-CotswoldSchoolAnInspectorCalls-CotswoldSchoolWoyzeck-RednockAuditiontechnique-MillbrookPhysical-SirThomasRich’sMask-CotswoldDickensDeepLearningDay-RednockDirecting-DeerParkDevising-ThomasRich’sGrammarCharacterDevelopment-RednockStanislavski-CotswoldBrecht-ChurchdownTheWomaninBlack-BarnwoodParkDevising-RednockDevising-CotswoldFunYear9-ChurchdownJuliusCaesar-CheltenhamLadiesCollege
International WorkIntroductiontoShakespeare-SWEDISHPARTYIntroductiontoDickens-SWEDISHPARTYTheatreTourandjobroles-Italianstudents
EDUCATIONANNUALREPORT2012-13
Educational ProjectsShakespeare Schools FestivalBarnwoodParkArtsCollege,CheltenhamCollegeJuniorSchool,SevernValeSchool,SirWilliamRomney’sAcademy,AllSaints’Academy,GloucesterAcademy,MalvernCollege
Shadows in the NightInclusiveperformancefortheCheltenhamFestivalofPerformingArtsinpartnershipwithTwoCanInclusiveTheatreCompany.
NationalStarCollegeandMillbrookAcademy
All AboardPrimaryTourinpartnershipwithPlayHouseTheatreCompanyBirmingham.
ToddingtonStation-GreatWesternRailways
GloucesterRoadPrimary,RowanfieldJuniorSchool,DunalleyPrimary,ChristchurchPrimarySchool, StThomasMooreCatholicPrimary,HestersWayPrimary.
Dickens ChildrenSecondaryprojectinPartnershipwithDaylightTheatreCompany
Rednock,Balcarras,Cleeve,ChosenHill,MilestonesCommunitySchool,MillbrookAcademy,CotswoldSchool,
EveryVoice8Communitychoirs,performancesintheStudioTheatre,IsbourneHolistcCentre,WheatsheafandFeiryAngelPublicHouses
BabesinArms,FreshSounds,HappyHarmonies,LaughterandLyrics,GoldenVoices
Dick Whittington Pantomime WorkshopsStAustins,CheltenhamLadiesCollege,RendcombCollegeJunior,PriorParkPrep,GlenfallPrimary,SwellPrimary,TheElms,GreatfieldPark,StMark’sPrimary,ManorbrookPrimary,LongboroughChurchofEnglandPrimary,BlackminsterMiddle,BirdlipPrimary,ChurchamPrimary
Enormous Turnip WorkshopsStJohn’sPlaygroup,TredworthInfants,SwindonVillagePlaygroup
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“Thebestprojectever.ThishasgivenawonderfulopportunitytoourKS3studentswhodonotnormallydosomethinglikethis,theyflourishedtobepartofsomethingreallyamazing.Thiswassoworthwhile.”REDNOCK
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The Everyman Education and Community Department delivers a diverse range of workshops and projects. Highlights of the work include...
The Everyman Open Day:Streetentertainerswelcomedpeopleofallagesintothetheatreforawiderangeoffreeactivities,workshopsandperformances.Therewerebackstagetours,acting,voiceandwritingworkshopsforadults.Children’sactivitiesincludeddramaworkshops,puppetshowsandfacepainting.
All Our Daughters:TheEverymanorganisedaconferencetoraiseawarenessoftheissueofforcedmarriages.Theeveningincludedspeakersfromarangeoforganisationsandpowerfultestimonyfromsurvivorsofforcedmarriages.ThedayculminatedinaperformanceintheEveryman’sStudioTheatreentitledAll Our DaughtersbyTheNewVicTheatre.
The Everyman Experience:AdiversegroupofpeoplefromarangeofcommunitiesincludingPakistani,Thai,Indian,Japanese,AsianBritish,IndianandWhiteBritish,learntabouttheatreandweretakenonabackstagetour,andtaughtsongsfromBloodBrotherspriortoaperformance.
School Council Conference:TheEverymanprovidedperformingartsworkshopsforaninclusivegroupofpupilsfromSpecialEducationalNeedsschoolsandmainstreamschoolsacrossthecountywhowererepresentativesontheirschoolcouncils.
Selfish Giant Tour:TheEverymantouredthiswelllovedtaletofamilyaudiencesatWorcesterArtsWorkshop,WychwoodFestival(Cheltenham)andThePicturedromeinGloucester.Anintimateperformancewheretheactorsusedpuppets,songsandaudienceparticipationtoengagetheaudience ofchildrenaged3–5yearsandtheirfamilies.
Right Royal Knees Up:ActorsandmusicianstouredCareHomesandResidentialCentreswithexcerptsandsongsinatraditional“OldTimeMusicHall”styleandthentheparticipantswereinvitedtoattendastudioperformance.
Practitioners’ Lab:TheEverymangivesfreetrainingtocommunityartspractitionersacrossGloucestershire.Ononesessiontheyweregiventheopportunitytosharesomeoftheirskillswiththisnetworkofprofessionals.Theywerealsogiven“ManagingChallengingBehaviour”training.
Fun Day for Vulnerable Children:TheEverymanprovidedarangeofcreativeactivitiesincludingstreetdance,circusskills,sambadrummingandfacepaintingatafamilyfun dayforvulnerablechildrenacrossGloucestershire.
The Garage Project: TheEverymanprovidedarangeoftasterworkshopsfortheHomelessandVulnerablyHousedincludingsambadrumming,creativewriting,salsadance,musicaltheatredanceandsongwritingsomeofwhichtookplaceinaconverted“Garage”.WhenwehadbuiltupsometrustwiththisgroupofpeoplewewereabletodosomelongerprojectsincludingcollectivelymakingalargebatikhangingandrehearsingChristmassongsforaperformanceinfrontofapproximately100peopleatthe“KingsTable”projectofTrinityChurch.
The Rock: TheEverymanworkedat“TheRock”YouthProjectwithyoungpeoplefromreferralcentresandhelpedthemattaintheirAsdanaward.EverymanActorsperformedascenefrom“BadKids”byMichaelGreenmanandthentheyoungpeoplebeganlearningskillstoputtogethertheirownperformance.Everymanpractitionershelpedthemtocollectivelycreatealargecollectivegraffitiwallwhichbecamethebackdropfortheirperformancewhichincorporatedbreakdanceandcircusskills.
U Turn: ApartnershipprojectwithHestersWayPolice stationwheretheEverymanhelpsrunafterschooldramaprojectsinninelocalprimaryschoolsonthethemeof “Anti-SocialBehaviour”.ThisprojectculminatedinashowcaseatAllSaintsAcademywhereallnineimprovisationswereperformedinfrontofparents.
Acting for Everyone:Aseriesofdirectingworkshopsforadults.Directors,includingAndyBurdenfromtheTobaccoFactoryinBristol,introducedvariouspracticaltechniquesthattheyuseintherehearsalroom.
Upstairs Downstairs: “InspiringFamilies”wereinvitedtoattendaVictorianactivitydaywhereparticipantswereabletoexperiencebeingaservantandmakingVictorianfood. ThefamiliesexperiencedwhatiswhatliketobeachildfromthearistocracyandtriedsomeVictoriancraftactivities.Thedayculminatedinashadowpuppetperformanceandsharingthefoodtheyhadmade.
Young Carers Project: Variouscreativeworkshopsincludingabackstagetour,dramaandcircusskillsworkshopsweregiventotheCheltenhamYoungCarersgroups.
Family Space:Storytelling,dramaandcraftworkshopsalllinkedtothethemeofDickWittingtonforfamiliesfromHestersWay.
COMMUNITYARTSPROJECTS
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YOUTHTHEATRE
The Everyman Theatre’s Young Company celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2012.
Fromhumblebeginnings,theyouththeatrenowhasfiveseparategroups.Twojuniorgroups(ages7to10),twomiddlegroups(ages13to16)andaseniorgroup(16-18yearolds).
Over140youngpeopleattendedyouththeatrein2012/2013.SessionswereheldinDunalleyPrimarySchool,andtheEverymanTheatre.YoungCompanymembersperformedintheEveryman’sStudioTheatreinavarietyofproductions,notablyintwospecially-writtenplays:The Sky Is Falling byLewisHastingsandGreen JackbyMartinLytton(bothmembersoftheEveryman’sWritersLab).
The Sky Is Falling
Green Jack
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PANTOMIMEANDSTUDIOWORKSHOPS
The Everyman continued its tradition of celebrating the season with our pantomime in the main house and two alternative productions in the Studio Theatre.
TheEveryman’sproductionofDick WhittingtonfeaturedGloucestershire’sfavouriteclown,Tweedy,fromGiffordsCircusandonceagainplayedtoanaudienceofnearly40,000ecstaticparentsandchildren,andteachersandstudentsfromhundredsofschoolsthroughoutGloucestershireandbeyond.
ThealternativeChristmasproductionsintheStudioTheatrewereThe Enormous Turnip,perfectforkidsaged3–7andIntimate Exchanges,anadultalternativetoourpantomime.
Priortotheproductions,theEverymanTheatre’sEducationandCommunityDepartmentdeliveredworkshopsinlocalschoolsintroducingstudentstothehistoryofpantomimeandteachingthemabouttheworkthatgoesintoputtingonagreatshow.
Dick Whittington Workshops Took Place At: StAustins,CheltenhamLadiesCollege,RendcombCollegeJunior,PriorParkPrep,GlenfallPrimary,SwellPrimary,TheElms,GreatfieldPark,StMark’sPrimary,ManorbrookPrimary,LongboroughChurchofEnglandPrimary,BlackminsterMiddle,BirdlipPrimary,ChurchamPrimary
Enormous Turnip Workshops Took Place At:StJohn’sPlaygroup,TredworthInfants,SwindonVillagePlaygroup
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WITHGRATEFULTHANKSTOOURSUPPORTERSANDSPONSORS
established 1929
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IncomeBoxOffice £2,726,459.00
PublicFunding £524,171.00
Catering £387,315.00
FundraisingandSundry £213,906.00
Total £3,851,851.00
ExpenditureProductionsandProjects £2,206,097.00
CateringCosts £301,296.00
Overheadsincl.Salaries £1,457,021.00
Total Expenditure £3,964,414.00
Result -£112,563.00
Theatre Information 2012-2013
NumberofUsers 153,747
ReachOutProjects 42,000
Ticketed Events
TotalNo.ofTicketedEvents 546
%ofticketsatfullprice 43
%ofticketsatconcessions 57
Where the Audience Comes From
Gloucestershire 75%
OutsideofGloucestershire 25%
Average Attendance
MainAuditorium 64%
StudioTheatre 81%
Board of Directors
ChairmanCliveThomasDirectorsZareenAhmed,JasonBlackburn,JaneCantwell,MikeDey, RobinHerford,CarolHobbs,ChunFKong,RogerNicholls,DudleyRussell, SamShrouder,GuyWoodcock,JohnWorkman
StaffChief ExecutiveGeoffreyRowe
Creative DirectorPaulMiltonHead of Community ArtsCamilleCoweHead of EducationLouisePartridgeStudio Production ManagerCorinHayesCreative Projects Co-ordinatorCaroDay
Finance ManagerPennyHarrisonSenior Finance AssistantClaireBatemanFinance AssistantsNatashaKrstic-Howe,NataliyaKudelinaTheatre SecretaryMillieKrstic-HoweDevelopment Officer*FionaSpiers
Technical and Production ManagerGrahamWilliamsTechnicial Stage ManagerKieranBarkerStage TechnicianPhilLanghamChief ElectricianMichaelEHallDeputy ElectriciansSteveAnderson,AlexStampTechnicians*DorianClaridge,JustinClaridge,LouiseCurwen,MattEarl, KarimHadoum,BenO’Grady,XantheParker,PeteSterryTheatre Services EngineerRogerHendryMaintenance Technician*JohnWhitehead
Head of Sales and MarketingDavidAllenPress and Marketing OfficersFrancescaGoddard,JackieMcKenzieGroup and Corporate Sales Co-ordinatorSally-annRhodesBox Office ManagerHilaryColemanDeputy Box Office ManagerKellyPriestSenior Box Office AssistantGailJonesBox Office Assistants*GlennAndrews,RoseHarrison,JulieHolder, NatashaKrstic-Howe,SteveParry,WendyWilcoxon
Theatre ManagerMattRogersDeputy Theatre Manager*JennyWicksSenior Stage Door ReceptionAlisonGreeningStage Door Receptionists*BeckyAndrews,AlisonBalster,AlisonMansfield,AngelaWilcockDuty Managers*NickPhillips,JudyWilliamsHousekeepersDebbieBetteridge,DebbieHawkins,IsabelMajor,RayPaget, JoanPitt,CarolRalph,BarbaraSims
Ushers*AndyAdams,YvonneBeach,DebbieBlyth,HannahChurchill,CathyDean,DebDovinson,SueGarcia,JoeHackett,NerysJoyce,PippaKay,MaiaKrstic-Howe,JennyMcGrath,KayleighMoore,GinniePaget,MartinPerks,SallyRogers,SarahSpencer,JacobTait-Bailey,FrancesThomas,KarenTownsend,LiamWheeler,MarisaWood
Everyman Catering CompanyCatering ManagerCarolineTaylorAssistant Catering ManagerMattNolanChefJoannaGilesDuty ManagerLauraBradleyCafé Bar Supervisor (daytime)LauraHuntSaturday Supervisor*RebeccaAyling
*Part-timestaff
FINANCIALINFORMATION
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