making theatre more accessible for children and young people.
17,674
Number of disadvantaged children to have received a tw! grant since launch (June 2021)
Updated: Feb 2025
£20,460
($26,393) Amount raised toward our Education Fund goal of £30,000 ($40,000) target. Updated: March 2025
£10,000 Wicked giveaway!
£10,000 Wicked giveaway!
Unlock the Magic of ‘Wicked’: Exclusive Free & Discounted Tickets for Your School!
Get ready to embark on a spellbinding journey with your students. Our charity, theatre works!, is pleased to announce an extraordinary opportunity for your school to experience the magic of ‘Wicked’, the sensational West End musical, at no cost or a significantly reduced price.
£10,000 Globe Theatre giveaway!
£10,000 Globe Theatre giveaway!
An Opportunity to Take Young People to the Shakespeare Globe Theatre
We are pleased to announce a special program that offers free theatre tickets and transportation for disadvantaged young people aged 7-16 to the iconic Globe Theatre.
We are a charity dedicated to providing theatre and related educational experiences to children and young people who might not normally have access to the theatre. We provide discounted or free theatre tickets through theatres, schools and youth groups.
Watch theatre works! live (or on stage)
The footage in this video is from a recent Cheltenham Everyman performance. We supported three schools to attend the performance with 81 students. A local Cheltenham film company, Squashed Robot, created this video about our charity. We are very grateful for their big contribution to making this happen.
Be part of our mission to make theatre more accessible to young people who might not normally have access to the theatre. All donations go to providing theatre and related educational experiences for children and young adults.
All running costs are met by the founders of the charity.
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our patrons
We are proud of the support from our honorary patrons, internationally acclaimed playwright, Sir Tom Stoppard, and award winning film and theatre director, Sir Nicholas Hytner.
