First, a heartfelt thank you. Through your generosity, we’ve raised over £5,000 in our first month of fundraising – a tremendous start to our campaign to #SaveOurTheatre. Every pound donated represents a community member standing with us, and we couldn’t be more grateful.
Help Us Reach Further
While £5,000 is an incredible achievement, we still have ground to cover. If you haven’t had a chance to donate yet, or know someone who might support our cause, our GoFundMe remains open. Every contribution, no matter the size, strengthens our position in these crucial discussions.
Another Key Milestone
This week marks an important milestone as we submit our formal assessment information to Cannock Chase District Council. This submission forms a critical part of our ongoing discussions with the council about the theatre’s future. We’re working tirelessly to present the strongest possible case for preserving this vital cultural space.
Join Us: Fundraising Meeting
We’d love to see you at our upcoming fundraising strategy meeting:
Date: Thursday, 22nd May 2025
Time: 7:00pm
Venue: Cannock Hockey Club, Chase Park, Cannock WS11 1RR
Whether you have fundraising experience or simply ideas and enthusiasm, your input could make all the difference.
Thanks to everyone who has already registered, we’re so grateful for your support and look forward to seeing you there.
Shakespeare Comes to Cannock
Looking for a cultural fix while the theatre is under discussion? Don’t miss HOUR SHAKESPEARE at Cannock Library:
Thursday, 22nd May at 7:00pm
Cannock Library
Scenes from Shakespeare’s greatest plays and selected Sonnets performed by five talented Staffordshire-based actors.
The performance runs for one hour – perfect for Shakespeare enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
FREE admission (donations welcome)
10% of all donations will support our #SaveOurTheatre campaign
Stay Connected
For the latest updates on our campaign, visit www.princeofwalestheatre.com or follow us on social media @cannockchasetheatretrust.
Thank you for standing with us to preserve Cannock’s cultural heart.
Together, we can #SaveOurTheatre