New Mills Art Theatre

New Mills Art Theatre seats 455 and serves as a creative hub for New Mills and beyond, supporting community arts and events

Registered charity 1108426 · East Midlands

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Great theatre. We’ll keep an eye on upcoming events.Hope you can fix the ceiling in the Ladies loos!
£20 Rachel Bovill · 15 Nov
£25 Simon Ayrton · 26 Apr
Made a donation in memory of Cedric Hainsworth
£20 Amanda & Barry Goodwin · 22 Mar
In memory of Cedric James Hainsworth, who has spent many hours watching his 'bloody brilliant' Jake & friends of the Art Theatre in their amazing shows. Thank you to all of his friends & family who have donated in his honour to our beautiful, local theatre.
£350 The Hainsworth/Hornsey Family · 21 Mar
With thanksgiving for our friend Cedric
£25 Victoria and Gary Sutton · 20 Mar
With thanksgiving for our friend Cedric
£25 Victoria and Gary Sutton · 20 Mar
In memory of Cedric.
£25 David · 20 Mar
Love from the Crookes family xxxx
£50 Ash & Gilly · 20 Mar
£10 Julia Cooper · 16 Feb
This theatre is a place of big dreams, and amazing experiences. It’s all run completely on volunteers and the professionalism of the people both on stage and off is worth it. Can’t wait to see what NMAT will bring to the stage next!
£5 Sam B · 11 Jan
For a grandad who is Simply the Best
£20 Mel & Grant · 15 Dec
In loving memory of Uncle Colin (Redfern)
£30 John and Sandy Woolley · 14 Dec

About New Mills Art Theatre

The Art Theatre in New Mills, Derbyshire, is a volunteer-run venue supporting theatre and arts in the community. Opened in 1911 and redesigned in 1921 by architect Albert Winstanley, it remains a vital cultural hub. The theatre retains many original features, including a rare revolving stage and a barrel-vaulted tin ceiling painted by Clare Ferriby, who also decorated Manchester’s Palace Theatre. In 2019, it added gold seats from Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Theatre Royal, Drury Lane—bringing a touch of the West End to the High Peak. Entirely self-funded, the Art Theatre offers public benefit at no cost to the taxpayer.