TramShed Theatre Company

TramShed is an inclusive theatre company and registered charity operating in Blackpool, Wyre and Fylde.

Registered charity 1109987 · North West

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TramShed Theatre Company 2019

TramShed is a local Inclusive Theatre Company and registered charity, offering inclusive performing arts to everyone, no matter what their background, experiences or needs.

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Our work has fundraising events and then workers nominate charities to receive a donation. I heard from Berni and Laura Clark about your theatre, i used to work in a theatre so I thought you would like a donation.
£250 Tess Lawrence · 10 Jun
You do a great job and we have heard about all you do from Kathleen Paintin.
£25 P L Gosling · 23 Nov
You do a great job and we have heard about all you do from Kathleen Paintin.
£25 P L Gosling · 23 Nov
Thanks Kath for inviting me to your birthday party
£10 Emma Hunt · 22 Nov
A very Happy Birthday Kath. Very best wishes. From Karen and Steve. Xxxx
£20 Anonymous · 22 Nov
Happy birthday Kath Paintin
£25 Val Pickup · 20 Nov
Kathleen's Party invitation
£40 Philip Lloyd · 18 Nov
£15 Kathleen Brown · 18 Nov
For Kathleen's 70th birthday. Happy Birthday Kathleen With love from Anne & Peter xx
£25 Anne Peak · 18 Nov
Happy 70th birthday Kathleen xxx
£20 Jacqueline Ollerenshaw · 17 Nov

About TramShed Theatre Company

TramShed offer Inclusive performing arts to all individuals, no matter what their background, experiences or needs. They offer a safe and stimulating environment which allows participants to learn new skills, build confidences and showcase their talents. No one is excluded at TramShed, only celebrated. TramShed run weekly Inclusive performing arts workshops which unite people from all areas of our community. They also stage two Inclusive performances at every year. All material is written in house and the participants devise ideas to create the material used. Work in the community is fundamental to TramShed as it allows them to access many people who have previously been excluded from the performing arts, through no fault of their own.