Theatre Alibi provides entertainment and activities for children and young people
Arts Council England has announced awards totalling more than £24.2 million from its Capital Investment Programme to be shared between 67 cultural organisations across the country.
Among those to benefit is Theatre Alibi which will receive £115,000 to deliver more activities for children and young people.
From its home in Emmanual Hall, the organisation provides a portal for play, storytelling and creativity.
The funding boost will allow the venue to install LED lighting, flexible seating, and a hearing loop system, with the view to attract emerging theatre companies and local community groups to its space.
Phil Gibby, South West Area Director, Arts Council England, said: “We are thrilled to be investing over £2.7 million in ten organisations, unlocking creative potential throughout the South West. It's not just bricks and mortar - with better buildings comes improved accessibility, new technology and a reduced environmental footprint. This public funding comes at a crucial time and matters more than ever to staff, volunteers and visitors. We can't wait to see plans take shape.”
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