A WESTON theatre has won an award and was recognised for the positive impact made in its community.
The Blakehay Theatre is thrilled to announce it has been named Theatre of the Year for 2024/2025 by the South-west England Prestige Awards, a distinguished accolade celebrating the vibrant small and medium-sized enterprises of the region.
The annual Prestige Awards recognise exceptional local businesses that make a positive impact in their communities, and this year, the Blakehay Theatre has risen to the top.
Nestled in the heart of Weston-super-Mare, the Blakehay Theatre has long been a hub for performances, hosting a diverse program of productions that bring people together to enjoy the arts.
From comedy and musical performances to innovative community events, the theatre is committed to delivering memorable experiences for audiences of all ages.
This award highlights the theatre's dedication to creativity, excellence, and community engagement.
Sally Heath, manager of the Blakehay Theatre, said: "We’re incredibly honoured to be recognised as Theatre of the Year by the Prestige Awards.
"This accolade reflects the hard work of our team, the talent of the artists who grace our stage, and the incredible support of our audiences.
“We look forward to welcoming even more guests to experience our award-winning performances.
"The Blakehay Theatre has been a beacon of cultural enrichment in our town," remarked Councillor John Crockford-Hawley, Mayor of Weston-super-Mare.
"This award is a testament to its enduring contribution to the arts and the vibrancy it brings to our community."
The Blakehay Theatre invites everyone to celebrate this achievement and discover why it has been named the best in the South-west.
Visit for a variety of shows, workshops, and events that promise to entertain, inspire, and engage.
For tickets and more information on upcoming events, please visit https://blakehaytheatre.co.uk/
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