The Stage | Future of Theatre Conference 2025

Name: The Stage | Future of Theatre Conference 2025
Start: 2025-04-30T09:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-04-30T18:00:00-04:00
Location: @sohoplace

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The UK’s most exciting and inclusive theatre conference is back for 2025!

Future of Theatre conference, in association with Moore Kingston Smith, will return to @sohoplace on Wednesday, April 30, to discuss the most pressing issues facing theatre today and creative ideas for the future.

Co-programmed by The Stage’s deputy editor Matt Hemley, and cultural policy & research consultant Amanda Parker, this agenda-setting conference will provide insights on the theme of survival. With panels tackling issues such as free speech, crisis management,and alternative funding, and a keynote from the National Theatre’s director designate Indhu Rubasingham – this is one day you’re not going to want to miss.

For the third year running, Future of Theatre will be a hybrid event, available for both in-person and online delegates.

Be part of the discussion

Share your thoughts with us using #FutureOfTheatre. Don’t forget to tag @TheStage so we can share your messages.

Got a question?

For all media and event enquiries contact events@thestage.co.uk

Please note: The conference will be BSL interpreted, using theatre specific interpreters.

Show Dates
30th April - 30th April
Duration
9am - 6pm (including a networking drinks reception)
Ticket Info

Accessibility

At The Stage, we aim to make all of our events as accessible as possible. An access host can be assigned to you to ensure you are comfortable and have a clear point of contact throughout the day. To request this, or if there is any further assistance you need, please do make us aware by emailing events@thestage.co.uk.
- We know that conferences can require a lot of focus, and so our delegates are welcome to use the foyer areas on each level should you need a break. If you want to stretch your legs, please feel free to leave and re-enter the auditorium as you need.
- The conference will be BSL interpreted, using theatre specific interpreters.
- There is lift access to each level of the theatre.
- There is a unisex adaptable toilet on each level of the theatre. There are Ladies and Gentleman’s toilets on all levels, except the Stalls.
- For information about disabled parking in Westminster please visit www.parkingforbluebadges.com or visit the Q-Park website here.
- Guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome and for comfort, we recommend sitting on the end of a row. We ask that you make us aware if you’re bringing a guide dog, at the time of making your booking.
Group Tickets

For group tickets of 10+, contact sarah.dumay@thestage.co.uk