Octagon Theatre Bolton are delighted to announce that Suba Das, new Artistic Director of HighTide will direct the theatre’s next production The Importance of Being Earnest at the Albert Halls, Bolton.
We’re delighted to be one the recipients of the Theatres Trust’s landmark 100th grant to improve access for the local d/Deaf community.
Funding delivered by Co-op Foundation through Building Connections Fund Youth strand.
The Octagon Theatre will provide free tickets to over 50s in the d/Deaf community in Bolton to help them attend the theatre.
The University of Bolton present the northern premiere of Arthur Miller play in the Bolton Library Lecture Theatre from February to March supported by the Octagon Theatre.
The Academy at the Octagon Theatre has secured funding to continue the delivery of the landmark project for young people in Bolton.
Theatres across Greater Manchester have come together to create a new document providing clear and accessible information for developing artists about the opportunities available across Greater Manchester Theatres.
Here at the Octagon we believe everybody should have access to the arts, so this Christmas we are asking you to help us make a difference to more young people’s lives.
The role of Toto in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz will be played by Teddy the Cairn Terrier who is from Bolton.
Octagon Theatre Bolton continue their season of offsite shows in 2019 with a new production of Jim Cartwright’s Olivier Award Winning Comedy.