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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
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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
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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
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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
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
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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
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On our YouTube channel we now have an illustrated presentation of our campaign to date (with voiceover and subtitles) created by our creative supporters team. Find out more about the theatre, its history and heritage and our campaign… Read More
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Today we have released information to the press: The Statement of Heritage Significance by a leading international architecture firm brings together over 100 pictures and drawings to show that the 1920’s building is a potentially well preserved time… Read More
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The announcement on what would have been the theatre’s 91st birthday, is some welcome good news at a time when the industry is in crisis. The key points are: The campaign’s new Patrons are past and present Streatham… Read More
In our vision for the revived SHT, as well as professional arts and entertainment, there will be a range of permanent and temporary spaces for rehearsal and performance use by local arts groups (e.g. drama, dance, music, choirs) and… Read More
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