UK Tickets Charity Partnerships
Not all children are fortunate enough to experience the outstanding theatre London has to offer. Mousetrap Theatre Projects aims to change that and UK Tickets is proud to support them.
For every 100 tickets we sell via our website, we will donate 1 ticket to enable Mousetrap Theatre Projects to give another young person with limited resources the chance to see a top London show.
As a customer of UK Tickets it doesn’t cost you a penny more. You still pay the same great rates for your tickets, but every single booking counts towards our next contribution.
About Mousetrap Theatre Projects
Mousetrap Theatre Projects (formerly the Mousetrap Foundation) is an independent charity that aims to give all young people the opportunity to experience live theatre, regardless of their social, cultural or economic backgrounds. With the support of various organisations, theatres and performers, Mousetrap Theatre Projects is in a unique position to select appropriate theatre productions to stimulate and inspire young people.
As well as supplying tickets to productions, Mousetrap Theatre Projects run programmes to help young people engage with what they see. Programmes are devised to use theatre as a catalyst to explore ideas, learn new skills, develop creativity and offer new perspectives. At the heart of their outreach work is the desire to open doors to young people who might otherwise consider London’s rich cultural heritage closed to them.
Mousetrap Theatre Projects was founded by Sir Stephen Waley-Cohen in 1997. Since then it has taken some 10,000 children a year to see productions in London’s West End. |
 Founded in 1922, SAVI (Surrey Association for Visual Impairment) is dedicated to helping people within the Surrey area through a wide range of services. These include support, advice, professional assessment and training in everyday living skills and equipment to help people at home and at work.
UK Tickets support SAVI due to their commitment and dedication for providing exceptional services to blind and partially sighted people within Surrey.
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