Events & Training

The Theatre Green Book is an initiative to help theatre-makers move towards sustainability. This session is geared towards all members of the workforce and we would especially encourage Producers, Production Managers, General Managers, Executive Directors and budget-holders to learn more about enshrining sustainability in your planning and creative output. 

The Sound Stage Sessions are a series of workshops led by key creatives from The Lyceum, Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Naked Productions. Session Three will focus on the actor’s role in audio theatre. These sessions are open to both FST members and non-members.

This one-hour interactive webinar will help you to recognise the signs and symptoms of anxiety and understand how our mind and body responds

Post lockdown, many managers will wonder how different managing teams will be, compared to previously.  Going from a year of virtual delivery to blended working and subsequently to face to face may require a number of factors to be considered. 

The Members' Meeting on Thursday 24 June 2021 will take place online via Zoom.

The focus of this session is sustainability within the sector and we will be hearing from Paddy Dillon from Theatre Green Book. Supported by all theatre's lead bodies, including FST and Creative Carbon Scotland, the Theatre Green Book is an initiative to help theatre-makers move towards sustainability. Open to non-members.

The Sound Stage Sessions are a series of workshops led by key creatives from The Lyceum, Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Naked Productions. These sessions are open to both FST members and non-members.

Join us for our regular monthly meet up to bring general managers together.

This 30-minute interactive webinar will help you to define and understand what stress is.

Join us for the Producer meet up, an opportunity to get together to share experiences, share expertise and tips on dealing with the common themes and issues.

The Sound Stage Sessions are a series of workshops led by key creatives from The Lyceum, Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Naked Productions. In the first Sound Stage Session, we’ll hear an overview of the whole of the Sound Stage project. These sessions are open to both FST members and non-members.

This session invites you to join advisory group panel members to help pilot the first of a series of free modular online training resources on H&S practice in relation to COVID and to discuss your specific Health and Safety concerns.