52 Stages is a new Instagram account from The Stage and Mar Dixon designed to showcase some of the most exciting theatres across the UK. Each week a different theatre will take control of the Instagram account @52Stages to give exclusive behind-the-scenes access to parts of their theatre audiences never get to see.
52 Stages is a new platform to showcase some of the most exciting theatres across the UK, and the world.
“The UK has some of the most innovative and beautiful theatres in the world, and this new partnership will raise awareness of the brilliant work being carried out at these venues, some of which people may not be aware of.” Alistair Smith, editor of The Stage
We’re encouraging any and all theatres to sign up to take part in 52 Stages, regardless of size or location. There’s no fee to take part and you will also receive support from The Stage team.
If your theatre is interested in signing up to take part in 52 Stages, you will need to complete the short form found here.
If you have any questions about taking part, please contact Aaron McGregor on aaron[at]thestage.co.uk or Mar Dixon on mar[at]mardixon.com.
July 3 – July 9: Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
July 10 – July 16: Chichester Festival Theatre
July 17 – July 23: Mayflower Theatre
July 24 – July 30: Mercury Theatre
July 31 – August 6: Roundabout Theatre, Paines Plough
August 7 – August 13: Royal Court
August 14 – August 20: Underbelly at Edinburgh Fringe
August 21 – August 27: Traverse Theatre
August 28 – September 3: Alice’s Adventures Underground
September 4 – September 10: Birmingham Repertory Theatre
September 11 – September 17: West Yorkshire Playhouse
September 18 – September 24: Sheffield Theatres
September 25 – October 1: Royal Exchange
October 2 – October 8: Home
October 9 – October 15: Glyndebourne
October 16 – October 22: Bridge Theatre
October 23 – October 29: The Old Vic
October 30 – November 5: Citizens Theatre
November 6 – November 12: Curve
November 13 – November 19: Hackney Empire
November 20 – November 26: Wales Millennium Centre
December 4 – December 10: Lyric Theatre
December 11 – December 17: Norwich Theatre Royal
December 18 – December 24: Wolverhampton Grand
December 25 – December 31: Oxford Playhouse
January 1 – January 7: Nuffield Southampton Theatres
January 8 – January 14: Milton Keynes Theatre
January 15 – January 21: His Majesty’s Theatre
January 22 – January 28: New Vic Theatre
January 29 – February 4: Sherman Theatre
February 5 – February 11: Theatre Royal Plymouth
February 12 – February 18: Nottingham Playhouse
February 19 – February 25: Octagon Theatre
February 26 – March 4: Sadler’s Wells
March 5 – March 11: The Place
March 12 – March 18: Royal & Derngate
March 19 – March 25: Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse
March 26 – April 1: Royal Lyceum Theatre
April 2 – April 8: The Other Room
April 9 – April 15: Barbican
April 16 – April 22: Laban Theatre
April 23 – April 29: Theatre Royal Stratford East
April 30 – May 6: Royal Shakespeare Company
May 14 – May 20: The Grand Theatre
May 21 – May 27: Pitlochry Festival Theatre
May 28 – June 3: Talawa Theatre Company
June 4 – June 10: Birmingham Hippodrome
June 25 – July 1: Battersea Arts Centre