The distinctive 400-seater amphitheatre close to Telford’s city centre might be rejuvenated to create a “dynamic cultural landmark” and “profit the group for years to return”, councillors have been informed.
At a gathering of Telford & Wrekin Council’s cupboard subsequent week, members shall be requested to assist a brand new cultural technique.
The report units out a listing of suggestions, together with the event and submission of a funding bid to revive the city park amphitheatre and supply a brand new out of doors efficiency house.
In its heyday, the amphitheatre off the Silkin Approach close to Randlay Pool was a vibrant cultural hub which hosted common stay gigs and performances, typically culminating in spectacular fireworks finales.
The report back to the cupboard states: “Telford & Wrekin Council is actively committing funds and pursuing further grant funding to revive the amphitheatre to its former glory.
“This initiative goals to enrich the Telford Theatre on Tour’s programme of out of doors exhibits within the borough parks.
“The undertaking envisions the refurbishment of the 400-seater venue, nestled in a picturesque nook of the nationwide award-winning Telford City Park, with the beautiful backdrop of Randlay Pool.”
The council hopes that the refurbishment will assist revitalise the native arts scene, increase tourism and double up as a group venue for instructional applications and workshops.
The report continues: “We’re excited concerning the potential of this undertaking to not solely restore a beloved venue but in addition to create a dynamic cultural landmark that may profit the group for years to return.”
The brand new cultural technique shall be introduced to the cupboard for approval at a gathering next Thursday, July 17.
