Much Ado stars help raise thousands at Crucible gala
Cast members from Sheffield Theatres’ production of Much Ado About Nothing joined commercial director Christine Leach to help raise £7,500 for the Crucible Theatre’s proposed £15 million redevelopment.
Left to right: Georgina Rich, Frances Cuka, Trisha Kelly and Julia Dearden - members of the Much Ado About Nothing company - with Christine Leach, Commercial Director of the Sheffield Theatres Trust Photo: Sheffield Theatres
The gala evening involved an auction of items such as the original leg brace worn by Kenneth Branagh in Richard III and a special package giving the highest bidder access to rehearsals and tickets to the press night for Sheffield Theatres’ Christmas musical, Promises, Promises.
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