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First Act Theatre - A registered charity providing young people with a professional level of training in theatre work and performance. Based in the Jubilee Theatre in Gosforth.

Live Theatre Company and Youth Theatre - Based on the Quayside. Venue information and what's on guide.

Young Peoples Theatre - Based in Heaton with the Peoples Theatre, this group caters for the under 18s. Group aims and contact details, news and list of past and forthcoming productions.

Newcastle Arts Centre - A fully licensed theatre plus exhibition facilities. Information on arts, crafts and music events in the area.

People`s Theatre - What's on, history, list of plays, joining, booking and contacts.

Theatre Royal - Listings, educational information, seating plan, booking, photographs and contacts.

Northern Stage - Productions, projects, schools, image library, features and information. Based at the Newcastle Playhouse.

Newcastle University Gilbert and Sullivan Society - Based in Newcastle University, this musical society usually performs two shows each year. Details on current and past shows.

StageFOCUS Theatre Company - Amateur group. Forthcoming productions, previous performances and information for prospective members.

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