The Tristan Bates Theatre was created by English actor Sir Alan Bates in memory of his son Tristan, who died tragically in 1990 at the age of 19 and at the outset of his acting career.
The versatile theatre space (which has 58-70 seats) hosts new writing, new adaptations, British premieres, contemporary theatre, regional companies, international companies, and solo comedy.
It also runs Sparks, an in-house project to support companies and writers in the development of a new full-length theatrical work.
The theatre is available for hire and accepts unsolicited projects (they do not consider scripts with no producer attached).
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Tristan Bates Theatre News:
- Debfibrillator to present World Premiere of Sunnymead Court
- Cast announced for My One True Friend at Tristan Bates
- REVIEW: Half Me, Half You, Tristan Bates Theatre âœâœâœ
- New London festival to celebrate European theatre
- Romantic comedy Americat comes to Tristan Bates Theatre
- UPCOMING: Prelude, Tristan Bates Theatre
- Casting announced for new musical drama San Domino
- European Premiere of Audrey Cefaly’s Play The Gulf comes to Tristan Bates
- REVIEW: Wine, Tristan Bates Theatre âœâœâœ
- UPCOMING: Henry Carpenter and Tom Crowley talk Quentin Dentin
