Sutton's last remaining theatre calls for help and might not last through winter
Briefly

The Cryer Arts Theatre in Carshalton is aiming to raise £150,000 to address critical infrastructure issues like aging boilers and draughty windows. Following a challenging history, the venue has gained popularity for its affordable yet high-quality shows. After successfully navigating the adversities of COVID-19, Cryer has attracted notable comedians. However, it now faces potential closure due to its deteriorating condition. Director Gary Milsom emphasizes the urgency and investment made by local stakeholders since they took over in 2019, but they are deeply concerned about the future as they struggle to maintain operations.
The Cryer Arts Theatre is seeking to raise £150,000 to repair aging infrastructure, ensuring it remains a vibrant community hub for future generations.
Cryer Director Gary Milsom expressed deep concern about the theatre's future, noting the dire state of the facility and the challenges in keeping it operational.
Despite its troubled past, the Cryer Arts Theatre has fostered a loyal local audience with its West End quality performances at affordable prices.
Since reopening post-COVID, the theatre has become a popular venue for touring comedians, showcasing its resilience and importance to the local arts scene.
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