Madcap would like to thank Lucy Bedford For her help in acquiring extra equipment for the music studio Rosemary Hill has just secured funding from Milton Keynes Community Foundation for the refurbishment of the parquet flooring in Madcap. "The Committee was extrenely supportive of this application, due to both the historic importance of the building locally and the value of Madcap as a local facility. They agreed to fund the full £7,500 requested despite current financial restraints as they agreed that the project had very strong merits." The grant has been awarded through the Heart 103.3 Fund. Thank you from all the users, staff and volunteers at Madcap For all your support :-) Madcap is now working with Artreach Leicester based company. with Funding from MK Council   The Crucible Review and Photos --------------------------------------- Monkey Kettle Awards Madcap Best MK Arts Venue Award 2008  MADCAP Performing Arts Centre Is registered as an Arts Award Centre. We now have Disabled Access to the Theatre. Thanks to GrantScape, The Community Foundation, Women Builders Landmark Lifts for making this possible.	John Hegley + Richard Tyrone Jones 19th July   At Madcap we believe there is creativity inside everyone. You may want to act or dance; record or listen to music; see new artists display their work, or just pop in and buy tickets for the next show. Whatever it is you might be able to do it here at Madcap in a supportive and friendly atmosphere.   Our Vision The vision for Madcap is to establish a cultural quarter for music, performing and visual arts, and screen based media/animation linked to other local and national heritage and creative centres to become: A central core showcase for a new cultural quarter promoting urban and environmental renaissance through heritage, art, theatre and cinema. A showcase for creative arts.A centre of excellence for learning, enterprise and knowledge exchange, linking health, creativity & lifelong learning through physical & virtual links. A bridge into creative industries employment through well-designed enterprise and rehearsal workspace for creatives, including new product creation.  St George’s Institute in Wolverton is home to the Madcap Trust and provides a Theatre with proscenium arch stage and seating for an audience of up to 200. Music Studio with full rehearsing and recording facilities, Dance Studio with mirrored walls, a small performance space in the Concourse and Gallery, and an intimate bar with raised stage and informal seating. All spaces are available for hire. For more info go to Space at Madcap Lettings Policy