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Survey: Acting Against Burnout

The Archway Theatre, has been approached by one of their members, Rachel Bound, who is studying for a psychology degree. As part of her dissertation, she is conducting academic research entitled “Acting Against Burnout: the buffering effect of community theatre and social support.” For this research, she needs as many people as possible who participate […]

Online community (Re-Source): opportunity to join a pilot

Deadline 26 January 2026 Michael Smalley is a Senior Lecturer in Theatre Production at the Guildford School of Acting (GSA). His current research involves leveraging the work of the Theatre Green Book (TGB) to make it easier for all sectors of the theatre community to achieve higher TGB production standards. As a Stage Manager of […]

International information

LTG, is formally connected with the International Amateur Theatre Association AITA/IATA and LTG Chairman Nick Morley attended the 2025 AITA/IATA General Assembly and International Theatre Festival in Monaco. From time to time AITA/IATA publishes and circulates to all who sign up to it, a Newsletter on latest information. You will find more information on the […]

Neurodiversity Meetings

LTG, through Suzanne Swan and Aleyn Lester, are setting up a series of one-hour meetings on Teams to share experience of neurodiversity. The meetings are only for neurodivergent members of LTG theatres aged 16+ and will be a space where they can connect, create and be heard. The meetings will be held on the third […]

LTG Hubs – list updated

Since the list of LTG Hubs was last published in February 2025 there have been more new members joining the LTG and I have now updated the list. LTG Hubs were created to encourage one or more representatives from the theatres in the Hub to meet and discuss matters of mutual interest. Meetings can be […]