| AWMTC Home Page | Alderley and Wilmslow Musical Theatre Company |
| AlderleyEdge.com | This is a community driven web site offering news, views, useful information, and discussion on the things that matter to those that live, work and socialise in Alderley Edge. |
| The Altrincham Garrick | Amateur Dramatic Society based in Altrincham, Cheshire |
| Altrincham Little Theatre | Formerly Altrincham Club Theatre, an Amateur Dramatic Society based on Oxford Road, Altrincham, Cheshire |
| Amateur Stage | Amateur Stage, the only national monthly magazine for amateur and community theatre |
| AMDRAM | Over 100 pages of listings, news, and information totally devoted to the amateur theatre in the UK |
| The Buxton Festival Fringe | Situated amongst some of the most spectacular scenery in Britain the historic spa town of Buxton every year celebrates a feast of music, theatre, film, poetry, dance and a myriad other artistic pursuits |
| Calverton Youth Theatre | Calverton Youth Theatre is a youth theatre group based in Calverton village, Nottinghamshire, England. We cater for all 6-16 year olds in Nottinghamshire. |
| CHADS Theatre | CHADS are an Amateur Dramatics Society situated in the centre of Cheadle Hulme. |
| Cheadle Players Theatre | Players Dramatic Society is an amateur dramatic society established in 1923 in Cheadle Hulme, south of Manchester, UK. |
| Chicken Shed | Chicken Shed believes that any young person who wants to perform has the ability and the right to do so and that, given a stimulating environment, they can prove it. |
| The Complete Works | The Web’s first edition of the Complete Works of William Shakespeare. |
| Costumes: Theatrical and Historical | A guide to theatre costumes & historical dress. Plus links to notes on theatrical design. |
| Cressrelles Drama Catalogues | An extensive range of scripts dating back to the beginning of the twentieth century, covering all types of theatre, from youth to mixed casts, sketches to pantomimes. |
| Drama Activities for Children | Suggestions for drama activities for children. |
| Drama Groups | On-Line Information for Amateur Dramatic Groups |
| Droylsden Little Theatre | Amateur theatre based in Droylsden. |
| Edinburgh Festival Fringe | The Largest Arts Festival In The World! |
| Elizabethan Theatres | A list, with short descriptions, of theatres constructed in London in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. |
| Globe Theatre | Shakespeare’s Globe was founded by Sam Wanamaker and is dedicated to the experience and international understanding of Shakespeare in performance. |
| Greater Manchester Drama Federation | One of the leading associations representing amateur theatre in the North West of England. |
| Heald Green Theatre Company | Heald Green are an Amateur Dramatics Society who are based at a site near Gatley Golf Club. |
| Home Theatre Manchester | HOME is Manchester’s centre for contemporary theatre, film, art, music and more. |
| Lazy Bee Scripts | A bookstore of scripts for pantomimes and plays. With one-act-plays, plays for schools and children’s theatre groups and panto scripts all on line. |
| The Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain | The Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain (LTG). Click here for the latest LTG newsletter. |
| M.A.D.S. | Macclesfield Amateur Dramatic Society. |
| Manchester International Festival | The world’s first festival of original, new work and special events. The Festival is staged every two years in Manchester, UK – the next edition will take place 4 – 21 July 2019 at venues all over the city. |
| Manchester Theatres | The world’s first festival of original, new work and special events. The Festival is staged every two years in Manchester, UK – the next edition will take place 4 – 21 July 2019 at venues all over the city. |
| Museum of Brands | The history of consumer culture is revealed though household products and shopping basket favourites in our ‘time tunnel’, which charts a nostalgic journey from Victorian times to the present day. Discover how well-loved brands evolved through their creative use of packaging and advertising, and how we evolved with them. |
| New York’s Theatre History | The origins and history of theatre on Broadway |
| Nick Hern Books | One of the UK’s leading specialist publisher of plays, screenplays and theatrebooks. |
| Noda: National Operatic and Drama Association | NODA provides support and education to amateur theatre groups across the UK. |
| The Official London Theatre Guide | …for the fullest, most accurate information on what’s on in the theatre capital of the world |
| Remote Goat Company | Guide to UK events. Allows you to find local events for a given date, or range of dates. |
| The Royal Exchange Theatre | The Theatre-in-the-Round that’s housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in Manchester. |
| The Royal Shakespeare Company | One of the world’s best-known theatre ensembles, the Royal Shakespeare Company focuses on works by Shakespeare, other renaissance dramatists and contemporary writers. |
| Samuel French | Samuel French Ltd, London, have been publishing, selling and leasing plays for performance since 1830. |
| Seat Up | An American supplier of theatre and cinema seats has created this useful list of theatre resources and exercises for young drama students. |
| Shakespeare, Ultimate Resource Guide | Whether you’re searching for inspiration, working on a research project, or just want to know what gave The Bard of Avon his incredible staying power. |
| So Cheshire | Created to celebrate and share the experiences of the people who live and work here in Cheshire |
| The Stage | “The Stage” – the magazine for the entertainment industry |
| Stockport Garrick | Amateur Dramatic Society |
| Theatre Express | A useful resource if you are planning a group outing to a West End or regional theatre. |
| The Victoria and Albert Museum | The story of theatre. The V&A’s Theatre and Performance collections chart the fascinating history of theatre in Britain from the middle ages to today. |
| whatsin-wilmslow | A “one stop” website for Wilmslow in Cheshire. Featuring up to date restaurants and things to do as well as hotels, schools, organisations, societies and local business in the area. |
| wilmslow.co.uk | This is a community driven web site offering news, views, useful information, and discussion on the things that matter to those that live, work and socialise in Wilmslow. |
| Wilmslow Guild Players | A local Amateur Theatre group, housed in an independent adult education centre in Wilmslow, Cheshire |
| The Wilmslow Web Site | An interesting local site with lots of information about Wilmslow and its environs. |
| Wilmslow Hub | Wilmslow Hub is run by a small team of volunteers from Wilmslow, and was formerly known as the Rex Revival Group. Our aims are to help promote what Wilmslow has to offer. |
