Brighton Hippodrome - Stakeholder Group Launched
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Council Leader, Warren Morgan said: "BHCC is pleased to be working with stakeholders on identifying a way forward to secure the future of the Hippodrome. This is a very positive initiative and we are keen to see a use that complements our ambitions for the economic development of this area of the city centre."
Mhora Samuel, Director of The Theatres Trust, the National Advisory Public Body for Theatres said: "We are pleased to be supporting this initiative. The group will be working together over the next six months to find a solution that will protect the historical and cultural significance of this Frank Matcham theatre and identify a beneficial viable use."
David Fisher, on behalf of Our Brighton Hippodrome and Brighton Hippodrome CIC, said: "This is the moment we have been working towards for the past 18 months. We are pleased and excited that Academy Music Group is creating this opportunity. However, this is not the end of the line, just the first milestone. We shall now be working hard on the business proposition with our stakeholder partners."
Russell Duly, Head of Property, AMG said: "The Theatres Trust and all other organisations who are involved in this steering committee have our full support to form a collaborative and experienced effort into this study."
The Hippodrome is number one on The Theatres Trust's Theatre Buildings at Risk Register and is high on Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register.
For further information contact Rebecca Morland, Theatres Adviser, The Theatres Trust: [email protected] / +44-(0)20-7836-8591.
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