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November 20152015 NewsletterNewsletter NovemberNovember 20152015 In This Issue • Chairman’s Letter P3 • News from Member Theatres P4&5 • Theatres at Risk P6 • Top of the Pops P8 • New Writing P8&9 Vol.29Vol.29 No.4No.4 NovemberNovember 20152015 LTG Newsletter Vol .29 No.4 November 2015 The Little Theatre Guild represents Herts, SG10 6AP CV8 2PA 110 member theatres that control Tel: 01279 843621 Tel: 01926 855143 and manage their Theatre buildings. M: 07541 062002 SEAFORD LITTLE THEATRE Our members are all amateur theatre Email: [email protected] Lori Boul companies with an audience of over COURTYARD THEATRE, CHIPSTEAD c/o Seaford Little Theatre, 650,000 patrons, with a turnover of David Perry 4 Steyne Road, approximately £4 million. Visit us at 86 Reddown Road Seaford, www.littletheatreguild.org Coulsdon East Sussex BN25 1HA LTG Diary of Events Surrey Tel: 07961 390206 CR5 1AL Email: [email protected] 10th October 2015 Tel: 01737 555298 CENTRAL REGION AGM Email: [email protected] TALISMAN THEATRE, KENILWORTH Rose Theatre, Kidderminster Neil S Vallance DEWSBURY ARTS GROUP Flat 1 Kenilworth Hall 16, 17, 18 October 2015 Sue Saville, Bridge Street SOUTHERN REGION CONFERENCE & AGM 5 Stonedene Court, Kenilworth Studio Theatre, Salisbury Heckmondwike, CV8 1BQ West Yorkshire 30, 31 October & 1 November 2015 Tel: WF16 9RJ. NORTHERN REGION CONFERENCE & AGM Email: [email protected] Tel. 07866087985 Grove Park Theatre, Wrexham Email: [email protected] TODMORDEN HIPPODROME 22nd November 2015 MOULTON THEATRE Barbara Evans NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING Max Howse 44 Mons Rd Bear Pit Theatre, Stratford 13 Harvey Lane Todmorden 8, 9, 10 April 2016 Moulton OL14 8EF NATIONAL CONFERENCE & AGM Northants Tel: 017068 15377 Crescent Theatre, Birmingham NN3 7RB Email: [email protected] 70th Anniversary Conference Tel: 01604 645505 (Some, if not all, of these changes of LTG Email: [email protected] Reps were discovered for the LTG Secretariat New LTG Reps PRIORY THEATRE, KENILWORTH by Tom Williams from the early Year Book COMPANY OF PLAYERS, HERTFORD Dixie Atkins returns. The LTG secretary Caroline Chapman Barry Lee, 38 Upper Rosemary Hill had not always been notified! Newsletters and 1 Laureldene, Kenilworth emails were therefore not going to the correct Much Hadham, Warwickshire people – very frustrating!) Year Book The Information is there - if you know Tom Williams, editor of the Year Book, reports: where to look for it! “A big thank you to all who have helped to get the Year Book to Some recent correspondence: the press and particularly to the hard pressed LTG Reps in theatres “I am investigating using Gift Aid and cannot seem to find the and to the Regional Secretaries who have cajoled the ones who fail answer to one question. I know that we can claim gift aid on to grasp the concept of deadlines. membership fees. We offer a discount on tickets to members and This year for the first time in many years we have had returns I cannot seem to clarify if giving a benefit the membership fee is from all 110 theatres in the UK. still eligible for gift aid.” Can I remind everyone that in July 2016, you will again be asked for Year Book copy. You can help yourself by beginning to prepare “There is a grey paper covering this which lays out the actual NOW. Some simple tips: calculations. Grey paper number 18. The level of benefit, at which * Keep a copy of this year’s entry on your computer and insert the point Gift Aid can no longer be claimed is quite low. Brian Stoner.” plays your group are performing this season, with the correct name “We came across this problem many years ago and recast our of the playwright. membership structure. In order to get the discount, members sign * After each show ask your box office/treasurer for the capacity up to the Ticket Club at £6 per annum. They are the entitled to as figures and record them. many tickets as they wish for themselves, family and friends at a * Keep a note during the year of significant happenings for your £2 discount per ticket. By this means the membership fee of £30 group for inclusion in the theatre report. odd is totally eligible for gift aid and provides a good deal at the * Record changes of personnel, emails and telephone numbers end of the day. Tom Williams.” during the year. “GreyPaper 18 is dated May 2012. As we seem to need some * If there is a change of LTG Rep, pass all the information kind of reminder/update, I suggest that it goes in the Newsletter. Michael Shipley.” to the new rep and inform the National Secretary of the change of rep. “Thank you all for your replies - sorry did not realise there was a Grey Paper.” So far, I have found no fewer than 37 instances of the play name or the name of the author being incorrect, including 10 entries that called “Perhaps we should just say in the newsletter: the author of The Ladykillers Graham Lineham. While I have a pretty “If you have a question about any theatre related subject, good knowledge of plays and playwrights, I cannot possibly know all of check the Grey Papers listed on the Backstage section of the them and some wrong names may have crept through.” Website.” Tom Williams. Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain www.littletheatreguild.org Newsletter Editor: Michael Shipley National Secretary: 121 Darwen Road Caroline Chapman Bromley Cross Satley House Bolton Satley Lancashire Near Bishop Auckland BL7 9BG County Durham Tel: 01204 304103 DL13 4HU Email: [email protected] Tel: 01388 730042 Email: [email protected] The contents of this newsletter are not necessarily the official views of the Little Theatre Guild. Contributions are always welcome. Last date for copy for the next issue: 15th January 2016. 2 LTG Newsletter Vol .29 No.4 November 2015 Letter from the Chairman As I write I had hoped that I last few years. It is great to see this in action would have been able to give some at many theatres. Embracing the digital age feedback to points raised at the is important, our audiences lead busy lives October Conferences but Newsletter bombarded with emails from all corners; how deadlines means I am unable to do do you make your communication get noticed? this in this edition. I will endeavour Thanks to Tom Williams for his enormous to cover these points in the next work on the Yearbook, this is no easy Newsletter. task and Tom manages to get the required Most theatres will have commenced information from theatres with a degree of their autumn/winter season and it arm twisting on occasions. This publication is would appear that from reading the very important to us and promotes the organisation to the outside press that live entertainment is very world and demonstrates our size and scale. much back in vogue. As I travel I It is pleasing that we have a few new members theatres join us am encouraged by the wonderful in the last year. Expanding our network is one of my priorities theatre produced by the member and we have prepared a short one page document that can be theatres of the LTG. It can be downloaded from the website to forward to potential members. extremely challenging at times but we continue to produce high Please use this to promote the Guild. quality theatre for local audiences. The “top ten” of productions Backstage on the website can be interesting, have you had staged last season is interesting. a look? The Backstage Area on the website is where you will find The Conference season is in full swing and I hope to meet many Grey Papers, Information on Legislation, Best Practice Advice and of you over the coming weeks. What makes a good conference many other topics to help you manage your theatre. It is regularly workshop is always a difficult debate for the host theatre? What updated and is there to help you. Plus if you have any production sessions to have, what will stimulate debate and what is of interest pictures you wish shown on the banner page of the website send to the delegates? I was pleased to attend the Central Midlands them direct to me. On the subject of website, I have had a few conference where a workshop on running your theatre was a requests to try and locate particular props or sets. If you want to popular choice. Yes, I hear you say it’s been done before, but do this use our facebook page, it is a better medium for this type this workshop got underneath the skin of managing a theatre, and of enquiry. managed to cover many business items not normally tackled at The world of theatre continues to move at a pace, it must be conferences. Running our theatres can be challenging but with more inclusive, our audiences are more diverse and we now don’t the support and wonderful networking opportunities the LTG offers hopefully problems can be shared – and maybe even solved. At even need to visit a theatre it will be streamed to a local cinema. the same conference it was good to see some younger members How do we tackle this, we need to make the whole experience of attend a conference for the first time and I noted in discussions coming to your theatre enjoyable, we need to keep entertainment with them they weren’t aware of the many things on offer from the live. This will form a session at the next National Conference. Guild, our communication must be stronger here.
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