Amateur Stage magazine is the UK’s only national monthly magazine aimed at the amateur theatre community.

Founded in 1947 by George Taylor, the magazine has recently celebrated its 64th year of publication.

Distributed internationally, the magazine aims to bring news, reviews, features, interviews and show listings to amateur theatre enthusiasts.

This website aims to bring that community online. By sharing information and keeping in touch we hope to strengthen the community and take amateur theatre forward into the future.

www.amdram.co.uk

The free website for the amateur theatre community. It includes free resources for groups and individuals interested in amateur theatre.

"We won't make a crisis out of a drama"

Now attracting over 18,000 unique visitors a month!
Established 1997 - a drama happening near you.

www.brightonfriends.co.uk

A website dedicated to helping people who met in Brighton to stay in touch with each other. After all, have you ever noticed how people in Brighton seem to come and go?

www.localtoday.co.uk

An easy way to find out what's on in your area

Wick Theatre is listed and linked on the ESCIS (East Sussex Community Information Service) website at: www.escis.org.uk Our details are also printed in the Hand in Help directories, available at libraries, Information Centres, Citizen Advice Bureaux and many other organisations throughout East Sussex and Brighton & Hove.

www.shorehamherald.co.uk

The local weekly that carries reviews of Wick productions

www.shorehambysea.com

Wick received this message from Portsmouth.

"Dear Wick Theatre Company,

Like you, the New Theatre Royal Portsmouth is using the web to increase awareness of theatre and the arts in our area. We have just launched a brand new website, and since the start of our new campaign, website traffic has increased to a substantial level.

We've already included a link to your website on our enhanced links section
http://newtheatreroyal.com/newseason/pages/links/localamatuer/

Now we'd very much welcome a reciprocal link to www.newtheatreroyal.com from your site, with the intention of boosting traffic still further for both of us. We hope to hear from you soon, and many thanks for considering this request."

Wick are happy to oblige.

"Hello. We have a link from our website to yours, any chance you could reciprocate? Thanks"

Wick is very grateful to the Brighton History Centre for its archived material. A number of reviews would not appear on the site if it hadn't been for the Centre's micro-fiche records.

NODA is segmented into regions and Wick Theatre is within the South East Region http://www.noda-se.org.uk/

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