Camdram

ADC Theatre

Park Street, Cambridge

The ADC Theatre is one of the smallest departments of the University of Cambridge, and is the oldest University playhouse in the country. Plays have been presented on the site since 1855. The ADC Theatre is the centre of University drama in Cambridge, led almost entirely by students with no Faculty involvement.

We aim to provide opportunities to experience and learn about all aspects of theatre, while presenting professional standard productions. The ADC Theatre has helped to launch the careers of many theatre luminaries, including Sir Ian McKellen, Rachel Weisz and Emma Thompson.

There are several student companies resident to the ADC Theatre including Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club, the Cambridge Footlights, Cambridge University Musical Theatre Society and the Fletcher Players.

Find out more and see what's on by visiting our website at https://www.adctheatre.com/.

Contact ADC Theatre

Get involved with shows at the ADC Theatre:
The House at Pooh Corner (Easter W7 Mainshow) is looking for a COMPOSER

We are looking for a Composer  to create an original score for this Week 7 show!!

    Contact tg534@cam.ac.uk before 6th Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

    The House at Pooh Corner (Easter W7 Mainshow) is looking for a SET DESIGNER

    We are looking for a Set designer  to bring Hundred Acre Woods to the ADC stage!!!

      Contact tg534@cam.ac.uk before 6th Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

      The House at Pooh Corner (Easter W7 Mainshow) is looking for a PUBLICITY TEAM

      We are looking for a Publicist  (to oversee marketing strategy) and Publicity Designer  (to curate material) to help bring Hundred Acre Wood to the Cambridge Stage this easter!

        Contact tg534@cam.ac.uk before 6th Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

        COSTUME DESIGNER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!

        We are looking for a costume designer  to help bring 'Scenes From The Climate Era' to life on the ADC Stage! 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

          Contact scenes.climate.era@gmail.com before 1st Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

          MOVEMENT DIRECTOR / CHOREOGRAPHER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!

          We are looking for a movement director  / choreographer  to work with our ensemble cast and directing team to help bring 'Scenes From The Climate Era' to life on the ADC Stage through physical theatre transition sequences! 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

            Contact scenes.climate.era@gmail.com before 1st Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

            PUPPET MAKER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!

            We are looking for a puppet maker to bring our 'illegal cat' to life on the ADC Stage! 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

              Contact scenes.climate.era@gmail.com before 1st Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

              WELFARE OFFICER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!

              We are looking for a welfare officer to ensure everyone is looked after when bringing our ADC Easter Week 2 Main Show to life. 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

                Contact scenes.climate.era@gmail.com before 1st Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

                PUBLICITY TEAM needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!

                We are looking for a publicity team to help bring our ADC Easter Week 2 Main Show to life. We are looking to fill the following roles: - Publicity Designer  - Publicist  - Photographer  We are also happy to receive applications for assistant publicist , if this is something that interests you! 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

                  Contact scenes.climate.era@gmail.com before 1st Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

                  STAGE MANAGER needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!

                  We are looking for a stage manager  to help bring our ADC Easter Week 2 Main Show to life. 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

                    Contact scenes.climate.era@gmail.com before 1st Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

                    CHIEF ELECTRICIAN needed for ADC Main, Easter Week 2 show 'Scenes From The Climate Era'!!!

                    We are looking for a chief electrician  to help bring our ADC Easter Week 2 Main Show to life. 'Scenes From The Climate Era' is a fast-paced, unsettling, and darkly human response to the climate crisis. By weaving together moments of humour, uncertainty, hope, and grief, it asks how to – and whether we can – live with a crisis that is simultaneously omnipresent and yet so easy to ignore.

                      Contact scenes.climate.era@gmail.com before 1st Apr 2026 23:59 for more details.

                      Shows

                      • Sun 29 Mar
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                      • Tue 31 Mar
                      • Wed 1 Apr
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                      • Fri 3 Apr
                      • Sat 4 Apr
                      • Sun 12 Apr
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                      • Fri 1 May
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                      • Sun 22 Nov
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                      • Thu 26 Nov
                      • Fri 27 Nov
                      • Sat 28 Nov
                      • Sun 29 Nov
                      • Mon 30 Nov
                      • Tue 1 Dec
                      • Wed 2 Dec
                      • Thu 3 Dec
                      • Fri 4 Dec
                      • Sat 5 Dec

                      Past shows

                      See all the shows that have been performed here at the venue history page.