Craft. Create. Collaborate.

Cast's Artist Co-op is a free membership for local artists, creatives and theatre makers.

It's a welcoming network designed to further support and connect people working in the arts—whether you're just starting out or already established—and is a great way to build skills, share ideas, and be part of Doncaster’s creative community.

As a member, you'll receive a seasonal e-newsletter packed with creative opportunities, upcoming event info, ticket booking incentives, and invites to professional development sessions covering topics like fundraising, marketing, and touring. 

Members get access to regular Artist Hangouts, where you can meet other creatives, hear from guest theatre companies, and chat about your work in a relaxed setting. You can also book a Creative Cuppa—a free 30-minute one-to-one session with Cast’s Associate Producer for advice on funding, project ideas, or next steps in your career.

Local writers can get involved with Scriptworks, a supportive creative writing group, to develop scripts and take part in readings and writing projects. These are monthly sessions held online. 

A young White female performer with dark hair wearing a black jumpsuit cuts a piece of cake she holds on a plate. He tongue touches her lips.

Performer at Scratch Night 2025

© 2025 Robling Photography

Five older female performers sit at a long table pointing playfully at each other. There's a tartan trolley to the left of the image.

Members of Doncaster People's Theatre, Scratch Night 2025

© 2025 Robling Photography

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  1. A group of people sit around a large table in a conference room, attentively listening to a speaker in front of a presentation screen. The mood is focused and collaborative.

    Scriptworks

    • Workshop
    Doncaster's Creative Writing Group, where local budding writers can develop their craft, supported by professional…
  2. Two figures with wild grey hair pose in a surreal landscape. One holds a flame-thrower attached to a vacuum. Signs read “Sea of Apology,” “Passage to Power,” and “IKEA.” A castle looms in the misty mountains. A stray shoe and shopping cart are nearby, adding to the whimsical, dreamlike scene.

    Game of Crones

    • Comedy
    A hilarious award-winning show that takes a frank, funny and fearless look at the subject of female ageing.
  3. Two people on stage read scripts. The man gestures animatedly, wearing a colourful jacket. The woman, with long white hair, looks focused. The background is softly lit, creating a dramatic atmosphere.

    Play Reading Club

    • Workshop
    Join us for a cuppa and enjoy reading a variety of plays together.Open to anyone - you don't have to be an actor or…