London Bubble Theatre Company
London Bubble Theatre Company is a community theatre and charity organization founded in 1972, focusing on all-ages acting classes [1] and various outreach programs.[2]
Artistic Directors[edit]
London Bubble's Artistic Directors have been:[3]
- Glen Walford 1972–1974
- Peter Coe 1975
- Glen Walford 1976–1979
- Bob Carlton 1979–1984
- Bob Eaton 1984–1986
- Peter Rowe 1986–1989
- Jonathan Petherbridge 1989–2020
- Marie Vickers 2020–Present Day
History[edit]
In 1972, due to the lack of theatre accessibility in London's outer boroughs, the Greater London Arts Association proposed the idea of a touring theatre to Glen Walford. Walford proposed the use of a tent that would be transferred between parks around London. Later that year, the London Bubble was established and the troupe toured around parks in 22 London boroughs.[4]
The Company originated Return to the Forbidden Planet for a production in a tent.[5]
Awards[edit]
2017 - Arts & Culture London Youth Awards
2019 - SLCN Innovation of The Year Shine a Light Awards
2022 - Best Charity or Social Enterprise Southwark Business Excellence Awards
References[edit]
- ^ "Bubble Theatre (later London Bubble) – Unfinished Histories". Retrieved 2023-11-09.
- ^ "THE BUBBLE THEATRE COMPANY LIMITED - Charity 264359". register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk. Retrieved 2023-11-09.
- ^ Archive of Directors and Shows since 1972 Archived 2009-10-18 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Bubble Theatre (later London Bubble) – Unfinished Histories". Retrieved 2023-11-09.
- ^ History of Return to the Forbidden Planet
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