Boaty Youth Theatre
The Boaty Youth Theatre was established in 2011 when a group of young people were discovered working on a student film at the National Waterways Museum, locally known as The Boaty.....Which is where we get our name! This original band of wayward youths have since grown up and gone on to do wonderful things, some still stick around as Trustees of our board or simply jump into projects we have going on. Since our humble beginnings, we have gone on to achieve many wonderful things and won a handful of awards along the way.
The Boaty is a safe space for you to explore the wonderful world of drama, learning new skills and taking part in opportunities such as the National Theatre Connections Festival, which in 2021 we were lucky enough to represent our play on the national stage, albeit, virtually! More recently, we succeeded in the very same festival and got the opportunity to perform at the Dorfman Theatre in London on the 22nd of June 2023.
We would love to welcome you to the boaty family. If you would like more information email info@boatytheatre.co.uk
The Boaty Young Theatre Makers:
Play: Innocent Creatures By Leo Butler
Venue: Dorfman Theatre, National Theatre, LONDON.
The Boaty were selected to perform their version of innocent creatures at NT as part of the NT Connections 2023
The Boaty Young Theatre Makers:
Play: Look Up by Andrew Muir
Venue: The Boat Shed, Ellesmere Port.
The Boaty were selected by National Theatre to perform their version of Andrew Muir's 'Look Up' as part of the NT Connections 2021. The performance was filmed by National Theatre to be broadcast due to covid restrictions
The Boaty Young Theatre Makers:
Play: Hunt by Fionnuala Kennedy
Venue: Crewe Lyceum, Crewe.
The Boaty National Theatre Connections 2022 partner theatre festival.
The Boaty Young Theatre Makers:
Winners of Best Play & Best Female Actor (Ensemble) 2021 Leverhulme Drama Festival with Chaos By Laura Lomas
