THE Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham is to host A Gala Charity Night of Theatre with Sir Derek Jacobi in aid of the town’s new education centre.
The event is taking place on Monday, April 27.
Award-winning stage and screen actor, Sir Derek Jacobi, will share anecdotes and stories from his fascinating 60-year career, as well as taking the audience on a historical tour of theatre history, from Shakespeare to Sondheim.
Sir Derek will be joined by the Everyman Theatre’s very own EveryVoice Choirs (a network of community-based choirs for all ages and abilities) and the talented young performers from StageDoor Learning (a local provider of vocational performing arts education for young people).
Proceeds from the evening will go to the development and refurbishment of the Everyman Theatre’s brand new education centre at Grove Street, Cheltenham.
This new, dedicated creative arts education and community centre will revive the former Community Resource Centre in Grove Street, providing a hub for the Everyman Theatre’s innovative, engaging and inspiring creative community projects, with a focus on increasing creative arts projects with and for less advantaged communities, improving accessibility for those facing geographical, social, cultural and financial barriers to participation.
Mark Goucher, CEO of The Everyman Theatre, said: "We're delighted to be welcoming the highly esteemed actor, Sir Derek Jacobi, to the Everyman Theatre for a fabulous gala charity evening raising funds to support the completion of our new education centre.
"Due to open in summer 2026, the new education centre will enable us to extend our existing community outreach programme to even more local people.”
Gala celebration evening packages, which include premium seats, a pre-show reception, a private function during the interval and a post-show celebration with Sir Derek Jacobi and others, are also available to book.
Tickets for A Gala Charity Night of Theatre with Sir Derek Jacobi, including the gala celebration packages, can be booked online via the Everyman Theatre website.
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