Welcome to The Seagull Theatre.
The Seagull reopened at the end of February 2009 and has re-established itself as an important performing arts venue, offering a diverse range of shows, classes and workshops. The Seagull is a 'not for profit' organisation and is not currently funded in any way.
Please call us anytime and our dedicated team of volunteers will endeavour to assist you with any queries and ideas that you may have. The Seagull is YOUR community venue, and we need your support to keep going.
Telephone: 01502 589726
E-mail: info@theseagull.co.uk
FORTHCOMING EVENT CALENDAR
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Help an East Coast Child' Charity Fund Raiser
Saturday - 25th September - 7:30pm Ticket Price: £ 6/£5 |
Support the Seagull
Ferini Art Gallery has produced a 2010 calendar, with proceeds of sales going towards the Seagull Theatre.
You can purchase this wonderful calendar at both the Seagull, or Ferini Art Gallery - 27-29 All Saints Road, Pakefield,
Or call 01502-562222 For more information.
www.feriniartgallery.co.uk
Seagull Nest Egg Draw!
WIN £50 EACH MONTH
Join Today! For more information, download the 'Seagull Nest Egg' Draw information PDF.
Click here to download Form >>
...and become a friend of the seagull.
our full events calendar
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A full list of upcoming events at The Seagull
about the seagull
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Click here to learn a little about the history of The Seagull. What it was, what it is today, plans for the future and our staff.
classes at the seagull
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Here you'll find a list of all the classes for you or your children at The Seagull. As well as our own classes, we also host to several resident companies, who's class times you will find here.
hiring & getting involved
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Saved by Our Community
It's been a long road since the Seagull Theatre's closure, prompting an impassioned response from the public.
A campaign was begun in earnest to save the Seagull Theatre, known as the SOS (Save Our Seagull) campaign. Although the journey's not over yet, it's worth remembering how it all began.



































