was approved by the National Lottery for £600,000 of additional internal improvements, which provided a computerised box office, new seats, and an access ramp for wheelchair users. In its now 25-year history, Trinity Theatre has collaborated with performers and groups from Steven Berkoff to the Royal National Theatre, as well as hosting international performing arts, film and visual arts. With over 90,000 people now coming through its doors annually, Trinity is acknowledged as one of the leading arts and performance venues in the South East of England. Tunbridge Wells Theatre Club Originally launched in 1946 as the Tunbridge Wells Drama Club, after the church became available in 1977, the club and its committee became central to the buildings revival. After the restoration of the building in 1982, it renamed itself as Trinity Theatre Club. Today it is one of the most active amateur theatre clubs in the southeast, putting on four productions per annum. See also List of places of worship in Tunbridge Wells (borough) References External links Trinity Theatre Trinity Theatre at Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Trinity Theatre Club Trinity Theatre Grade II* listed buildings in Kent Gothic Revival architecture in Kent Theatres in Kent Arts centres in England Grade II* listed churches in Kent Grade II* listed theatres Decimus Burton buildings Churches completed in 1829 19th-century churches in the United Kingdom