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THEATRE AUDIENCES RAISE OVER £40,000 FOR TSUNAMI VICTIMS
Issued : 7 January 2005
Audiences at Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG) venues across the UK have given over £40,000 so far towards the Tsunami Disaster Appeal.
Most of the money has been raised through collections at the end of performances, encouraged by announcements from the cast on stage. In many cases, the companies themselves have been helping to collect money, including the West End casts of Simply Heavenly, Sweeney Todd and Romeo & Juliet at the Albery.
Audiences at the New Victoria Theatre in Woking have given over £10,000 alone. In addition, the Churchill Theatre in Bromley is holding an auction of panto memorabilia next week and various theatres have collected clothes to send out to south-east Asia.
David Blyth, Operations Director, ATG
“The response has been incredible and we would like to thank all our customers for their support and generosity.”
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Notes for editors:
ATG is currently the largest theatre group in the West End and separately, in the UK regions, with a total of 23 venues. It is also one of the country’s foremost theatre producers and has been behind some highly successful and innovative co-productions in Britain and internationally.
For more information, please contact John Chittenden, Group Press Officer, ATG on 020 8545 7919 or johnchittenden@theambassadors.com
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