Sign up to our FREE U25 Membership Scheme to access £10 theatre tickets. If you are aged 16 – 25 or hold a valid NUS Card you can join for free!

Once you are a member you can log into your account and access the tickets. Available £10 seats will appear as YELLOW on the seating plan.

U25 Members can book up to two £10 tickets for nearly every performance. If you’re booking a ticket for a friend, they will have to be ages 16 – 25 or hold a valid NUS Card too.

If you have bought a ticket for a friend, they will need to show a form of ID.

Your free Barclays Dance Pass unlocks £10 tickets to spectacular entertainment at Sadler’s Wells and the Peacock Theatre. The catch? There’s no catch – you just need to be aged between 16 and 30!

Bring a friend for the same price and get ready for a fabulous night out, in our buzzy bars and beautifully designed buildings.

Sadler’s Wells is known as THE place for dance, from ballet, contemporary dance, flamenco, alternative circus, musical theatre, hip hop to tango and everything in between. Currently three theatres, Sadler’s Wells Theatre and Lilian Baylis Studio in Angel and Peacock Theatre in the West End, in 2023, we’re opening a fourth London venue in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford with a hiphop academy and community focus.

With some of the world’s best performances taking place on our stages, you can always be sure of a strictly dazzling, five star experience.

Sign up now and start your Barclays Dance Pass adventure today.

Tickets are limited to a maximum of two per Barclays Dance Pass holder per production.

As a charity, Greentop is always looking for volunteers, and this is a great way to develop yourself.

You can volunteer in rigging equipment, sound engineering, lighting, event organising, working with children, work in the community, running a charity, marketing, admin and more.

If you would like to explore further how you could join our volunteers please contact the email address below.

So you’ve started working in a front of house role? Do you want to do it to the best of your ability? Do you want to make sure you’re prepared to welcome all audience members? How do you make sure you are safe and confident in your work? Do you understand your workers’ rights?

This online learning course from the Independent Cinema Office features experts teaching crucial lessons for anyone who works in audience-facing roles in cinema. Although designed for cinemas, the training is relevant to all front of house workers across different types of venues. Intended as a complement to specific in-house training, it covers:

- Why front of house work matters
- How to deal with difficult customers
- Understanding important rights and responsibilities (including your entitlements as a worker)
- Welcoming disabled audience members

- Checking your biases and understanding how to welcome people from all backgrounds
And much more. Learn from five industry experts with decades of experience to help guide you on your journey. It’s everything you need to get started in a front of house role so you can continue to value yourself and the contribution you make to your venue.

An institutional license is £100 for a year of access, it’s £15 for 3 months of individual use and free for 3 months to those currently unwaged.

See more for less with £10 tickets.

Why not discover something new? 16–26-year-olds can see a range of high-quality productions for just £10. Our Marlowe 16-26yrs Discovery Membership is free to use.

Make the most of your membership by trying out different genres. Whether you’re looking for fresh ideas for a night out or fancy doing something different with your mates. Here’s a few thoughts:

- Have you ever heard an opera singer project their voice across a whole theatre with no microphone? Or the powerful sound of a full orchestra playing live?
- You might have read Shakespeare at school, but have you seen his characters come to life on stage?
- Ever seen world-class ballet, hip-hop or contemporary dancers make perfect synchronisation and incredible body strength look effortless?
- Ever got that fringe festival feeling on your doorstep? No need to travel far when you’ve got our Marlowe Studio.
- Have you laughed out loud as part of a real-life crowd at a comedy night?
…If you haven’t, you can do all of this at The Marlowe for just £10!

Don’t forget, Discovery Tickets are limited per show, so book early to avoid missing out!

TheatreCraft invited three theatre freelancers to discuss the advantages and challenges of being a freelancer in theatre today. Hear Paule Constable, Ameena Hamid and Angela Ekaette Michaels share their experience and what advice they would give. Hosted by Claire Walker, Co- CEO of Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre.

BSL Interpretation provided by Juliet Enebi, Natasha Trantom and Pettra St. Hilaire.

TheatreCraft is the UK’s largest free careers event for anyone aged 16-30 seeking off-stage roles in theatre. From direction to stage management, producing to marketing and lighting to design, TheatreCraft offers attendees the chance to attend a wide variety of workshops, inspiring talks and Q&A sessions. The marketplace exhibits the best arts organisations and education providers from the industry.

Are you aged 16 - 29 years old and not in employment, education or training and live in Coventry? Want to gain experience in Live Events and Outdoor Arts?

We are looking for young people who are interested in the creative or technical side of live events and outdoor arts to join us on our next training programme.

Are you interested in sound design and engineering, art and design or want to know how to put on an event? Then this is the ideal practical training course for you, where we will support your progression and offer one to one guidance on your pathway into the creative industries.

Training takes place at Daimler Powerhouse Creation Centre, 10 minutes from Coventry City Centre.

No formal qualifications required.

Interested? Email Tayyaba at the address below, or call Jane Hytch: 07808 429619

BA (Hons) Stage & Production Management at Backstage Academy is dedicated to delivering the next generation of stage and production managers for the live events sector, in areas as diverse as theatre, live music, concert touring, corporate and sporting events.

Beginning with an in-depth study of traditional theatre-based stage management techniques, you will then learn how to apply this knowledge across the breadth of live events. You will examine how the roles of stage and production managers develop from rehearsal to performance and tour and study the ways in which your skills can be transferred to working on multiple events both in the UK and internationally.

The programme has been designed to give you an edge to succeed in a busy marketplace and is the first of its kind to be dedicated to the stage and production management of large scale shows, concert tours, outdoor events, conferences, award ceremonies and festivals.

Whether you dream of showcalling The Oscars, running the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival, or production managing the next big West End show, this degree will lead you to a career like no other.

The third year of our BA (Hons) course in Live Events Production can also be taken as a standalone qualification. BA (Hons) Top-Up in Live Events Production provides a progression route for students who have successfully completed our Live Events Production FdA, a related HE Level 5 qualification at another academic institution or through APEL entry.

Our Top Up course will provide an insight into the key issues involved in the strategic organisation of large events, festivals, and touring music. You will investigate how businesses and individuals operate within the sector to provide dynamic solutions. Alongside

this, you can progress your choice of specialism in an area of creative technical production or event management. Personal and professional development is emphasised during the course, whilst the modules reinforce the programme’s integration with the industry to provide you with the right skills and attributes for employment across a variety of areas in the live events sector.

The delivery structure of the course is designed to be compatible with students maintaining employment in the sector and provide opportunities to get involved in a diverse range of practical projects, manufacturers’ seminars and visits.

BA (Hons) Live Visual Design & Production is a groundbreaking degree focused on creating cutting-edge visual experiences for global audiences. You'll build virtual worlds with gaming platforms like Unreal Engine, experiment with immersive technology such as VR and motion tracking, and create interactive visual experiences with projection mapping and LED walls to amaze audiences.

BA (Hons) Live Visual Design & Production is ideal for you if you would like to develop a career in:

World building - video and interactive game design using software such as Unreal Game Engine and Notch
Generative content creation - using software to automatically generate content in real time
Virtual production and motion tracking
Immersive & interactive technology (including virtual & augmented reality)
Projection mapping, systems and technologies
Large format LED systems (e.g. video walls)
2D & 3D design and modelling