Welcome to Beach Hut Theatre Company!
Based by the sea in Scarborough, we have been producing innovative and exciting plays, musicals and multimedia events since 2007. We are an artistically led, community driven theatre company, committed to creating memorable and spectacular productions at venues and site specific locations across the town and throughout the region.
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Key Company Personnel
Beach Hut Theatre Company
ALISON WATT
Artistic Director
JOHN PATTISON
Associate Director
MICHELLE WATTS
Executive Director
PAUL BECK
Artistic Associate
KATE WOODWARD-HAY
Artistic Associate
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Beach Hut Theatre Company CIO. Registered Charity Number 1166957
About Us
Alison Watt (Artistic Director)
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Alison Watt has had plays produced by Hull Truck Theatre Company and The Stephen Joseph Theatre and has written many episodes of Eastenders and Crossroads. Alison is a passionate champion of new writing and, under her leadership, Beach Hut Theatre has been producing new and exciting plays since 2007. Alison was one of the winners of the 2016 Writers' Guild of Great Britain (WGGB) Olwen Wymark Theatre Encouragement Awards. This award was set up to give Writers Guild of Great Britain members the opportunity to publicly thank those who had given them a positive experience in new writing over the previous year.
John Pattison (Associate Director)
John Pattison has written musicals in the past with Alan Ayckbourn and John Godber and has composed scores for many of Ayckbourn’s West End productions and worked as Musical Director at The Royal National Theatre and The Royal Shakespeare Company. He has also composed scores for Alain Resnais' SMOKING and NO SMOKING movies, winners of 5 Cesar Awards and 1st Prize at the Berlin International Film Festival.
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