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The community and education role of the Theatre widened with the creation, in 1965, of the first Theatre in Education (TIE) company in the world, which was the impetus for the founding of the TIE movement.
Members of the Belgrade company went on to other theatres and spread the word about this new theatrical form, of which the Belgrade TIE company remained a key exponent.
In the late 60s the Belgrade studio opened across the road in Bond Street with a capacity of 70 - 100, creating a intimate performance space, ideally suited to stimulating the creativity of writers, director and actors.
In 1967, the Belgrade Youth Theatre was founded and performed their first production, Mad Mike. Many past members have gone on to professional careers in the theatre.
The Community Department was founded in the 1980s to reach beyond the theatre building and bring the excitement of theatre to people who have never experienced it before.
One of their achievements was the Arts Alive festival that enlivens the city centre in the summer, and featuring the work of local small-scale theatre companies with whom the theatre has close links and international work from theatre companies from Denmark, Israel, Japan, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden.
Members of the Belgrade company went on to other theatres and spread the word about this new theatrical form, of which the Belgrade TIE company remained a key exponent.
In the late 60s the Belgrade studio opened across the road in Bond Street with a capacity of 70 - 100, creating a intimate performance space, ideally suited to stimulating the creativity of writers, director and actors.
In 1967, the Belgrade Youth Theatre was founded and performed their first production, Mad Mike. Many past members have gone on to professional careers in the theatre.
The Community Department was founded in the 1980s to reach beyond the theatre building and bring the excitement of theatre to people who have never experienced it before.
One of their achievements was the Arts Alive festival that enlivens the city centre in the summer, and featuring the work of local small-scale theatre companies with whom the theatre has close links and international work from theatre companies from Denmark, Israel, Japan, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden.
(Packed full of nostalgia!)
Don't miss the ultimate Sensational 60s show on 13 Jan 2011, a chance to step back in time and relive the past with an evening true to the era when pop music was at its very best
is back by popular demand!
This remarkable and compelling wartime play is back in a new Main Stage version from Sat 30 Oct – Sat 13 Nov! Book your seats now!
14 Jan 2011
From the New Art Club, Britain’s funniest dancers deconstruct music from 1983 and shed their own twisted light on then, the future and now
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