Leeds Playhouse agrees on new partnership with communications specialist
Business communications specialist NGC Networks has agreed a new partnership with Leeds Playhouse.
Wakefield-based NGC Networks has become a corporate partner of Leeds Playhouse, which has recently reopened its doors following a £15.8m redevelopment.
The partnership sees NGC an associate sponsor of Playhouse Education, a programme of cultural education opportunities delivered by Leeds Playhouse.
NGC Networks has worked with the Playhouse for several years on the updating of its communications infrastructure.
Nikki Guest, director at NGC Networks, said: “We have been a longstanding supplier to the Playhouse and are very pleased to agree a partnership with them.
“We applaud the work they do particularly through their outreach programmes which engage thousands of people every year.”
The redevelopment of Leeds Playhouse has provided improved access and facilities and a new city-facing entrance. It also has a new studio theatre, the Bramall Rock Void, a hub for local artists and theatre makers.
Kate Jeeves, head of development at Leeds Playhouse, concluded: “We welcome NGC’s support during this exciting chapter in the Playhouse’s history.
“Their contribution helps us to deliver a 21st century venue that will continue to welcome, engage and entertain generations to come.”
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