UPCOMING SHOWS
Tickets are available online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Online booking for any performance closes one hour before curtain up. The Box Office is open for advanced booking every Monday to Saturday from 10.00am – 1.00pm. On performance days the Box Office is open for 45 minutes prior to curtain up.
Box Office Telephone 01507 600350
Members of Louth Playgoers enjoy benefits such as discounted tickets, social events and free drinks.
Click below to learn more about our membership levels and to become a member of Louth Playgoers Society.
Meet Derek, who first volunteered for sound and lighting but now enjoys taking part in almost every aspect of putting on show!
Meet Gail, one of our most regular volunteers who is always serving drinks on our bar, always with a smile and a bit of banter!
Meet Philip, one of our ‘does a bit of everything’ volunteers at the Louth Riverhead Theatre. Philip works on the bar, box office, on the marketing team, does the posters and programmes, performs, and directs just to name a few things…
The joint featured artists for June are Rowland Grintals and Peter Bates.
They are members of the Trinity Art Group who meet weekly at Louth Trinity Church. They both returned to painting and drawing in retirement and enjoy art as a means of relaxation and to explore their abilities. They also both exhibit at local art exhibitions.
The featured artist for May is LISA PRICE.
Lisa is an artist now living and working in Lincolnshire, specialising in bold ‘statement art’ pieces. Her work is very process driven and is forever evolving. Her love of art is firmly rooted in her early teens following a serious head injury as the result of a road accident. She sustained extensive brain damage and had to learn normal daily activities all over again. Art was a lifeline - squiggles became doodles became sketches…a crucial way to communicate and to express herself.
The featured gallery exhibitor for April is Louth artist, ANNE HARRIS.
Anne is a Lancashire Lass whose home for the last 27 years has been Lovely Louth. She passed her O-Level Art at the age of 12 years and then left doing art altogether. She only started painting again many years later.