Alnwick Playhouse Theatre’s young actors taking centre stage

Alnwick Playhouse’s youth wing is taking part in one of the UK’s largest celebrations of theatre for young people.
A poster for the Alnwick Playhouse Youth Teatre's latest production, Stuff, as part of the National Theatre Connections project.A poster for the Alnwick Playhouse Youth Teatre's latest production, Stuff, as part of the National Theatre Connections project.
A poster for the Alnwick Playhouse Youth Teatre's latest production, Stuff, as part of the National Theatre Connections project.

National Theatre Connections is a nationwide festival of new plays written specifically for younger thespians.

And the Playhouse Youth Theatre group will be joining in by performing Stuff by Tom Wells at Lindisfarne Annex on Friday, March 15, and Saturday, March 16, at 7.30pm.

The latest Alnwick Playhouse fund-raising total.The latest Alnwick Playhouse fund-raising total.
The latest Alnwick Playhouse fund-raising total.
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Stuff is a play about trying, but not really managing, to help and centres on the throwing of a surprise birthday party.

It is one of ten new plays written for Connections by a selection of the best playwriting talent in the UK and performed by up to 300 schools and youth theatres all over the country.

Young people have the opportunity to get involved in all aspects of creating and staging the play both on and off stage, from set design to costume, lighting and stage management.

More than 150 plays for youngsters have been commissioned by the National Theatre in the project since 1995.

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* The Gazette’s Jam Jar Army appeal is attempting to raise £1,000 to sponsor a step on the new spiral staircase.

We’d like you to save your loose change in a jar and, when full, bring into the Gazette’s Alnwick office.

It all goes towards the Playhouse’s appeal, Show Your Support, to raise £800,000 towards its refurbishment

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