Due to the national lockdown, performances at the ADC Theatre between Thursday 5th November and Saturday 5th December have been cancelled. If you have tickets booked for any shows during this period, you should have received an email with information on how you can claim a refund.
You can contact the Theatre by emailing boxoffice@adctheatre.com but please be aware that emails are currently only being checked on Monday each week so you won't receive an immediate response.
Rachel Chapman discusses some of her favourite experiences as a member of the Penguin Club - a group of Cambridge-based volunteer technicians who assist local performing groups with their productions at the ADC Theatre and other venues across the city.
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Two regular attendees at the ADC Theatre - Barry Shapiro and Alan Punter - recall some of their favourite memories of seeing the esteemed Cambridge Footlights in action on the ADC stage.
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Student performer, former president of Fletcher Players and two time panto dame, Tom Nunan, reflects on the experience of being part of a show that was cut short due to the current pandemic.
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Student performer, former president of Fletcher Players and two time panto dame, Tom Nunan, reflects on the experience of being part of a show that was cut short due to the current pandemic.
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A Statement in Solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement
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Geoff Skelsey, former President and Senior Treasurer of the ADC, recalls the events leading up to the University of Cambridge taking over management of the theatre in 1974.
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Angela Perlmutter, previous secretary and president of CUADC, recalls her memories of the theatre in the few years before its management was taken over by the University of Cambridge.
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Bill Hodson, undergraduate in the 1980's, recalls a mishap on his first visit to the theatre, and his memories of seeing Neil Mullarkey and Mike Myers perform in a comedy sketch show.
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David Adamson writes about the latter years of the theatre's history from the University of Cambridge first taking over management of the building in 1973, to the present day.
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David Adamson, graduate of King's College, former Director of University Estates Management and loyal friend of the ADC writes about the early years of the theatre's history.
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