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:
Panto is looking for Sensitivity Readers (\script editors!)

Your role will mostly consist of reading drafts of the script as they arrive, and flagging any issues in the script that may be insensitive, or inappropriate, especially pertaining to topics with which you have personal experience. You may also want to contribute in a more active script editor  role too, which would be wonderful, so please indicate if this is something that would interest you!

    Contact ks2071@cam.ac.uk and fm595@cam.ac.uk and ma2110@cam.ac.uk and cz432@cam.ac.uk before 26th Jul 2025 18:00 for more details.

    "Dial M for Murder" is opening up applications for an Extended Production Team

    We are accepting applications for the following roles: Technical Director Assistant Producer Stage Manager Deputy Stage Manager Publicity Team Costume Designer Welfare Officer Intimacy Coordinator Composer

      Contact Aryan at am3228@cam.ac.uk and Alice at alf49@cam.ac.uk before 23rd Jul 2025 01:00 for more details.

      Shows

      • Sun 7 Sep
      • Mon 8 Sep
      • Tue 9 Sep
      • Wed 10 Sep
      • Thu 11 Sep
      • Fri 12 Sep
      • Sat 13 Sep
      • Sun 14 Sep
      • Mon 15 Sep
      • Tue 16 Sep
      • Wed 17 Sep
      • Thu 18 Sep
      • Fri 19 Sep
      • Sat 20 Sep
      • Sun 21 Sep
      • Mon 22 Sep
      • Tue 23 Sep
      • Wed 24 Sep
      • Thu 25 Sep
      • Fri 26 Sep
      • Sat 27 Sep
      • Sun 5 Oct
      • Mon 6 Oct
      • Tue 7 Oct
      • Wed 8 Oct
      • Thu 9 Oct
      • Fri 10 Oct
      • Sat 11 Oct
      • Sun 12 Oct
      • Mon 13 Oct
      • Tue 14 Oct
      • Wed 15 Oct
      • Thu 16 Oct
      • Fri 17 Oct
      • Sat 18 Oct
      • Sun 19 Oct
      • Mon 20 Oct
      • Tue 21 Oct
      • Wed 22 Oct
      • Thu 23 Oct
      • Fri 24 Oct
      • Sat 25 Oct
      • Sun 26 Oct
      • Mon 27 Oct
      • Tue 28 Oct
      • Wed 29 Oct
      • Thu 30 Oct
      • Fri 31 Oct
      • Sat 1 Nov
      • Sun 2 Nov
      • Mon 3 Nov
      • Tue 4 Nov
      • Wed 5 Nov
      • Thu 6 Nov
      • Fri 7 Nov
      • Sat 8 Nov
      • Sun 9 Nov
      • Mon 10 Nov
      • Tue 11 Nov
      • Wed 12 Nov
      • Thu 13 Nov
      • Fri 14 Nov
      • Sat 15 Nov
      • Sun 16 Nov
      • Mon 17 Nov
      • Tue 18 Nov
      • Wed 19 Nov
      • Thu 20 Nov
      • Fri 21 Nov
      • Sat 22 Nov
      • Sun 23 Nov
      • Mon 24 Nov
      • Tue 25 Nov
      • Wed 26 Nov
      • Thu 27 Nov
      • Fri 28 Nov
      • Sat 29 Nov
      • Sun 30 Nov
      • Mon 1 Dec
      • Tue 2 Dec
      • Wed 3 Dec
      • Thu 4 Dec
      • Fri 5 Dec
      • Sat 6 Dec
      • Sun 7 Dec
      • Mon 8 Dec
      • Tue 9 Dec
      • Wed 10 Dec
      • Thu 11 Dec
      • Fri 12 Dec
      • Sat 13 Dec
      • Sun 25 Jan
      • Mon 26 Jan
      • Tue 27 Jan
      • Wed 28 Jan
      • Thu 29 Jan
      • Fri 30 Jan
      • Sat 31 Jan

      Past shows

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