Meet Poppy, one of our amazing Costume ladies who helps to bring the on stage colour and glamour to the Louth Riverhead Theatre.

Meet Catherine, one of our amazing volunteers who helps to bring the magic of theatre alive in the props department here at the Louth Riverhead Theatre

Meet Laura, one of our performer/volunteers, who works either backstage looking after the children as a licensed chaperone, or helps you with your ticket enquiries on the Box Office.

Meet Lyndsey, one of our super talented volunteers, who works hard on all the sets that you see with LPS productions and is usually backstage making sure the show runs without any problems.

Feeling disconnected? Volunteering might just be the answer. At Louth Playgoers, our volunteers aren’t just helping run shows—they’re building community, boosting their wellbeing, and making a real difference in a part of the country where access to the arts is limited. Find out why getting involved is good for the heart, mind, and soul (and maybe even your social life).

Community theatre is more than jazz hands and dress rehearsals, it’s a mental health lifeline. In this heartfelt (and hilarious) blog, we explore how getting involved in theatre can boost confidence, reduce anxiety, and build lasting friendships, all backed by real-life stories and research.