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   How many people work in a theatre?

   • The number and range of people who work in a theatre depends upon its size and type. But whatever the scale of the theatre or the production it has always taken a team of people to get there. Today, theatres can generally be divided into two types: Producing theatres or presenting theatres, but some do both.

   Who works in a theatre? - Theatres Trust

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   How well do theatres perform in the UK?

   • Box office performance across the UK is strong, with theatres reporting growing revenue that now accounts for more than £1 billion of ticket sales annually. More than 60% of those sales are focussed in London, where much of the workforce is also located and interacts with the sector across the UK.

   Workforce Review of the UK Offstage Theatre and Performing Arts Sector

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   What is the UK theatre industry?

   • The theatre industry in the United Kingdom is a fundamental part of the country's arts and culture sector. Over 19 million theatre tickets were sold across the UK in 2016, with London regarded as the biggest market.

   Theatre and the West End in the United Kingdom (UK) - Statistics

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   Why are so few people working in theatre?

   • This is likely to be a significant barrier to entry for people without financial resources and could be an explanation for why so few people working in theatre come from a working class background or from cultural communities not well-connected to the theatre and performing arts or the broader creative sector.

   Workforce Review of the UK Offstage Theatre and Performing Arts Sector

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   What does UK theatre do?

   • UK Theatre supports organisations and individuals in the performing arts at any stage of their career, through a range of training, events and other professional services. Whether it's through sharing knowledge, bringing the sector together with the right people or providing practical advice, UK Theatre supports you and your work.

   Workforce Review of the UK Offstage Theatre and Performing Arts Sector

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   What is the UK theatre & performing arts industry?

   • The UK theatre and performing arts industry is a mixed ecosystem of not-for-profit and commercial organisations. Many not-for-profit organisations receive significant levels of public funding. Box office performance across the UK is strong, with theatres reporting growing revenue that now accounts for more than £1 billion of ticket sales annually.

   Workforce Review of the UK Offstage Theatre and Performing Arts Sector

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2. www.theatrestrust.org.uk › discover-theatresWho works in a theatre? - Theatres Trust

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   The number and range of people who work in a theatre depends upon its size and type. But whatever the scale of the theatre or the production it has always taken a team of people to get there. Today, theatres can generally be divided into two types: Producing theatres or presenting theatres, but some do both.

3. www.statista.com › statistics › 384607Employment in performing arts in the UK 2023 | Statista

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   Mar 8, 2024 · Employment in the performing arts industry in the United Kingdom experienced a 4.5 percent annual decline in 2023. Between July 2022 and June 2023, this industry recorded approximately 64 thousand...

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5. performerscollege.co.uk › news › the-uk-performingThe UK Performing Arts Industry: A breakdown - Performers College

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   Apr 25, 2024 · In the 2022/2023 financial year, the earned income * of UK theatres was approximately £303 million. During the pandemic years, this figure was just £49 million. Music, performance and visual arts contributed an estimated £11.5 billion to the UK economy in 2022, according to official government figures.

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   workers and employers about the culture of working in theatre and the performing arts in the UK. • Low pay, which is the primary reason that people said they would leave the sector and appears to prevent the industry from attracting skilled workers from other rival sectors.

7. getintotheatre.org › blog › complete-list-of-jobs-inComplete list of jobs in the theatre industry

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   Jun 4, 2024 · Whether you want to be a performer, work within backstage & technical theatre or in a venue, our list is a great starting point to learn what role in theatre would best suit you. This complete list of careers in theatre is based on large-scale theatres in the UK.

8. www.backstage.com › magazine › articleStage Crew in Theater: Each Backstage Job, Explained | Backstage

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   Jul 26, 2024 · Depending on the size of the show, there’s usually at least one person on each side of the stage, often the head carpenter and/or assistant stage manager, who communicates with the stage...

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   Dec 19, 2023 · Musicals are the most popular form of theatre, recording the highest attendance figures for performances in London. In 2016, box office revenues from London musicals valued 401 million British...