Name the theatre in Scarborough associated with Alan Ayckborn.
Scarborough, Toronto Festival is an annual celebration of multicultural films held every first week of June. Scarborough Music Theatre, Scarborough Players, and Scarborough Theatre Guild work together under the name Theatre Scarborough. The Scarborough Choral Society performs one full-scale musical and a Christmas concert each year. Scarborough's first schoolhouse opened in 1805 on the Thomson farmstead. In 1847 Egerton Ryerson recommended that 11 school districts be created. By 1904, 28 schools had been built throughout the township. In 1914, "Agincourt Continuation School" offered education from up to grade 12. Both Agincourt Collegiate Institute and R. H. King Academy claim to be the
Scarborough Open Air Theatre Scarborough Open Air Theatre Scarborough Open Air Theatre (commonly abbreviated the SOAT or OAT) is an outdoor theatre in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England. It was built in Northstead Manor Gardens in 1932, and originally closed in 1986. In 2008, planning permission was received for a major renovation. The £3.5 million scheme to transform the Open Air Theatre was completed in May 2010. The venue stages a mixed entertainment programme including music concerts, opera productions and community events. During the World Cup 2010, all England football matches were shown live on a large TV screen for free. In September 2017 music