The Ballad of St John's Car Park
The St George Hotel, £5-10
It’s Karaoke Night in The St. George. Andrea, Eddie, Asha and Kyle are ready to take a stand...
We bring together communities and professional theatre-makers to collaborate on productions and creative projects.
Theatre31 is our award-winning young people’s programme.
It’s Karaoke Night in The St. George. Andrea, Eddie, Asha and Kyle are ready to take a stand...
Icon are looking for an experienced Assistant Director for our new large-scale production.
Join the Theatre31 young cast of Icon’s brand-new immersive production. Free to take part - ages 13-18.
Join a youth theatre in Medway or Sheppey. For ages 8 to 18, or up to 23 for those with SEND.
Come and take charge of your own creative projects. For young artists or theatre-makers aged 11-18.
A programme supporting schools and teachers, including Artsmark, workshops, theatre experiences and CPD training.
Find out how our award-winning young people's programme, Theatre31, is improving access to arts and culture for young people in Medway and Sheppey.
Find out more about the cast and creative team for The Ballad of St John's Car Park.
The Ballad of St John's Car Park will celebrate the positive power of community activism.
Drama & Theatre Magazine chooses Icon's youth-led programme for the Editor's Award.
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Journalist and author Lyn Gardner speaks to the company and creative team about making If Not Now.
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Dan King has been announced as Icon's new Executive Director. He will join Nancy Hirst in leading Icon Theatre.
Will blogs about starting at Chatham Youth Theatre and the impact being involved in Icon's productions has had for him.
Theo blogs about his work experience with Icon: "It’s made me more excited and confident about pursuing a career".
We are a charity and aim to work with disadvantaged and excluded communities. We believe that everybody – no matter their background – should have the opportunity to take part in theatre-making and that this process is transformative.
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