Aimee Shields has been appointed Youth Theatre Officer and brings a wealth of experience as a drama and singing teacher, having worked extensively in both secondary schools and youth theatre groups in London and the North East.

A group of around 30 US and UK students are working together to create a play in a week that will be performed at The Georgian Theatre Royal on Friday 12 August at 7.30pm.

What do wellington boots and flushing toilets have in common? Many of the objects that we take for granted today were invented in the Georgian period. Antiques expert David Elstob will be taking a closer look at some of them in a humorous presentation at The Georgian Theatre Royal on Monday 15 August at 7.30pm.

The Georgian Theatre Royal has been successful in the second round of the Arts Council England’s Museum Resilience Fund, which has seen £12.2million donated to 94 museums and organisations across the country.

On Saturday 13 August the last tour will be at 12noon.