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Timeline

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  • The Friends is now a registered charity

    We have received confirmation from the Charity Commission that we have been recognised as a Charity. We are now registered in England as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) Number CE024993 and  Registered Charity Number 1193643. Our approved objectives are: (A) TO PROTECT,… Read More

  • We are now on the Arts Map

    The Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre has been included on the Arts Map, published by The Public Campaign for the Arts: “Tens of thousands of people have joined the Public Campaign for the Arts, from every one of… Read More

  • Theatre to be relocated from Streatham Hill to Thornton?

    The Boundary Commission has proposed changes to local ward boundaries, meaning that Streatham Hill Theatre would now be in Thornton! We are objecting to this change, as described below. Have your say on the Boundary Commission web site… Read More

  • Report says regenerating Streatham Hill Theatre can kickstart local high street revival

    An independent study published today says that restoring the dormant historic building as a centre for arts and culture “could play a major role in leading the post-Covid high-street recovery, developing the 15-minute neighbourhood, increasing localised co-working opportunities… Read More

  • The Friends AGM to be held online on 16th June 2021

    NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of The Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre will be held online at 8pm on Wednesday 16th June 2021.  This meeting will be held online. Please register at www.streathamhilltheatre.org/events to… Read More

  • Letters to The Stage 27th May 2021: Let’s wake our ‘sleeping beauty’

    Picking up on two articles in last week’s (May 20) issue (Editor’s View: ‘We should cherish the West End’s long-runners’, p6; David Benedict: ‘In the West End, size may be everything’, p7), can I throw another requirement in… Read More

  • The Streatham Astoria – a rival venue

    The Astoria, a rival to Streatham Hill Theatre opened on Monday June 30th 1930 at 7.30 p.m. with the film Paris. It is currently a multi-screen Odeon. Geoff Gill (Former Chief Technician) gives an overview of its history on the… Read More

  • Do you have memories of Streatham Hill Theatre?

    The Friends would love to hear any personal memories you have relating to the theatre, which we can publish here on this website. We are also interested in images and photos, videos, posters, programmes etc. relating to Streatham… Read More

  • Supporting our Imaginarium at Streatham Festival 2021

    The Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre are really excited to launch a sponsorship opportunity for their ‘Imaginarium‘ project. Taking place during the Streatham Festival, curated by leading venue design practice studio three sixty°, this project will allow the local… Read More

  • Programme Seals

    As a child I certainly went to the Streatham Hill Theatre to see pantomimes, but unfortunately I have no memories of going there. I do remember that the programmes (which I think cost 6d) were secured with a… Read More

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