University of Birmingham3BUGS Fringe Theatre is a society dedicated to the creation and support of contemporary or original theatre at the University. We stage performances designed to engage the creativity of our student production teams and inspire our student audience into creating and collaborating. We host the Birmingham University Fringe Festival every year, host regular socials ...but most importantly we take a play to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival every year - the world's largest open arts festival.
New to 3Bugs: This term we are holding weekly physcial theatre and devising workshops Mondays 6-8pm in the Amos. This is a unique opportunity to students interested in creating new theatre or wanting to try something new.
Email: fringe@guild.bham.ac.uk |
St Mary's Church Hall, 923 Bristol Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham, B29 6NDThe Arcadians put on two musical theatre productions a year - a concert (in a community venue) in the earlier part of the year and a musical (at The Crescent Theatre) in November.
We meet to rehearse in Selly Oak in the evenings on Tuesdays and some Thursdays, and also arrange other performance opportunities and social events across the year. We take huge pride in our members and our wider community.
Read more....
Contact: If you'd like to find out more, please get in touch with us at enquiries.arcadians@gmail.com or via our website or social media |
BirminghamNo Message |
BirminghamBroadway Musicals
Age Range: 16 - 99
Rehearsals: Mondays and Wednesdays
Argosy are an amateur dramatics group based in Birmingham city centre. We perform two shows a year at the Crescent Theatre - a musical in May/June and a concerts of songs from the shows in Oct/November and rehearse Monday nights in the city centre. Please feel free to get in touch - we're always happy to hear from new members. No previous experience required - all we ask is that you can sing and dance a little and are enthusiastic about musical theatre.
ArgosyMTC@gmail.com |
Birmingham UniversityArticle 19 are the longest-running drama student group, running two high quality and relevant productions a term, showcase events and workshops in ensemble work and technical skills.
Email: article19@guild.bham.ac.uk |
Birmingham, Solihull, Sutton ColdfieldThe BDTG was formed over 90 years ago to foster live theatre in the Midlands. It aims to promote co-operation and help amongst amateur groups and to publicise and lobby on behalf of the activities of amateur theatre. The guild hosts the popular annual Birmingham Festival of Acting & Musical Entertainment (BFAME) One Act, Full Length and Youth Festival which is also recognised as the First Round of the All-England Theatre Festival. The guild is a non-profit making registered charity. To find out more about the Guild or if you are interested in becoming a member please use the contact details listed.
Contact: Email: bdtg@btinternet.com |
BirminghamIcknield Male Voice Choir is Birmingham's oldest Choir, having been formed in 1900. It is currently under the baton of Steve Roche and has performed at many venues around the Midlands and in Malta, Ireland and the USA.
Contact via website |
BITA Studios, 34 Cliveland Street, BirminghamBirmingham Institute of Theatre Arts training 13-19 year olds in Musical Theatre. Sunday's 4-7pm
Contact: info@birminghamita.org.uk |
BirminghamBOA (Birmingham Ormiston Academy) is a new regional academy for Creative, Digital and Performing Arts. The academy, opening in 2011, is a free, independent 14-19 academy for talented & passionate young people located in the West Midlands.
We aim to develop students academically, vocationally, socially and morally so that they leave the academy as independent, co-operative, responsible and creative young people who will have well-developed resilience and drive for learning within the arts and related technologies. We believe that these skills and qualities, coupled with relevant academic and vocational qualifications, prepare our students to go onto further and higher education and into the world of work able to positively contribute to society.
Contact via our website or social media |
BirminghamBirmingham Savoyards was formed in 1963 principally to perform the works of Gilbert & Sullivan, and today we are one of the few surviving and thriving 'G&S' societies in the Midlands area.
In addition to all the fun we have enjoying our music related activities, we also enjoy a number of social events throughout the year such as our annual barbecue and quiz evenings.
We are happy to welcome new members, so if you live in the Birmingham area and can sing in tune, please feel free to come along and give us a try. we would be delighted to hear from you.
You may also contact us at enquiries@birminghamsavoyards.org.uk or for publicity publicity.officer@birminghamsavoyards.org.uk
For tickets please tickets@birminghamsavoyards.org.uk |
West House School, 24 St. James Road, EdgbastonFor 9-18 year olds professional produtions 2 times a year at The Old Rep musical theatre company.
Always looking for new members.
Birmingham Youth Theatre is a Registered Charity No. 1145118
Contact birminghamyouththeatre@hotmail.co.uk |
118 Great Hampton St, Birmingham, West Midlands B18 6ADThe Blue Orange Theatre is a vibrant independent theatre situated in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter
Youth Theatre
Blue Orange Youth Theatre classes aim to provide an exciting, enjoyable and creative platform for local young people to learn skills in creating excellent quality theatre. The classes are divided into Juniors and Seniors who meet on Saturdays
Contact via our website or social media |
Birminghambmos Musical Theatre Company has survived in some form or another for over 100 years due to the talent, passion and dedication of its members and committee. It’s them that make us Birmingham’s premier amateur theatre company. If you think you could be one of these people, them why not come and join us.
We rehearse every Tuesday night from 7.30pm - 10.00pm at The Ladywood Arts & Leisure Centre, Birmingham. We are always in need of new members (especially men!). So whatever your talents, singing, dancing or acting; just turn up at 7.30 on any Tuesday. For those older members, we also enjoy a post rehearsal drink at the pub and have an active social group. For more information, just contact us via email. You can come and see us every Tuesday at: Ladywood Arts Centre. 316 Monument Road, Ladywood, Birmingham. B16 8TR
Contact: bmosmusicals@gmail.com |
BournvilleBMTC have been performing for over 60 years.
They were affiliated to Cadburys and their venue was the 750 seat concert hall in the heart of Cadburys.
Many employees from Cadburys have treaded the boards at the concert hall, and shows such as The Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, Hello Dolly were successfully staged there.
Over the years Cadburys decided that the concert hall could no longer be used for performances by the BMTC, and with regret, our last production was Anything Goes in 2000.
We moved to The OLD Rep in Station Street in Birmingham City Centre for our London to New York show in 2001, followed by South Pacific in 2002 and our last production, Cabaret at the Old Rep in 2003.
Due to increased audience sizes and facilities offered by the Crescent Theatre we moved to this venue in Sheepcote Street for our sell out production of Carousel in February 2004.
Contact via our website or social media |
34 Upper Holland Road, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands B72 1SUPerformance based stage school for ages 8-18
Pupils study singing dancing and acting with performance as their focus.
Classes are once a week for two and a half hours during school term time.
There are three terms work before the performance.
Conatct: thebrityouththeatre.co.uk |
BirminghamBROC is an amateur opera company based in the West Midlands, who specialise in producing new works and original adaptations.
Our mission is to perform the works of young composers by young performers, and raise the profile of new operatic works in Birmingham.
We perform in all sorts of venues across Erdington and Birmingham. Alongside having a great time making music, BROC is about inspiring and developing young musicians. We aim to expose our members to a variety of musical opportunities and the society has built up a repertoire of over 200 songs performed in a variety of concerts.
If you would like to get involved, then you are more than welcome to come along to one of our rehearsals and get to know us a bit better. There is no audition required to join the society or to take part in any of our concerts and performances. For our fully staged shows, we audition for the lead roles.
Read more....
Contact: To find out more, please feel free to drop us an email at broc.contact@gmail.com or via our website or social media |
