Student & Academy Support THE LAMDA ANGELS


Donations to the LAMDA Angels scheme directly benefit the lives of our students by supporting their productions and enhancing their overall training experience at the Academy.


ARCHANGELS Jim Broadbent Mr Jeremy Brown Zoë Dominic OBE Diana Howard Anthony & Anne Fry Rupert King & Alice Rayman Martin Mellish Georgia Oetker Kevin & Anne Overstall Oliver Prenn Laura Sadler Richard Szpiro Wilf Weeks OBE & Annie Weeks Dr & Mrs R. M. Williamson


PRINCIPAL GUARDIAN ANGELS Mr Simon Aldridge Anonymous Clyde Cooper


Mr Robert Dalziel & Miss Louise Coubrough Mr Harold Gould Paula Jacobs & David Swift John Krumins Mr J. D. Lloyd-Morgan Victoria Legge-Bourke LVO People Innovation Ltd Sue Stapely FCIPR FRSA Penny Vincenzi


GUARDIAN ANGELS Anonymous Charles Barton


Ms Anne Beckwith-Smith Christopher Bellew Julia Brodie Mr Paul Brooks & Mr Philip Carey Mr & Mrs Peter Brown Mrs Barbara Cantelo


Mr & Mrs J. H. W. Christofferson Edmund Cohen


Jonathan & Bryony Cohen David Day


Andrew De Rosa Dr Randall Dillard Claire Durtnall Richard Foulkes


Robert & Pirjo Gardiner Mr John Greenwood John & Catherine Hickman Mr & Mrs Michael King Mrs Jacqueline Mann Sarah B. Mason Jay Massey Alison McLean


Mr David Milne QC


Torquil Montague-Johnstone Gareth Morris Sara Naudi Marina Ogilvy Ms J.S. Orr Mark Schnebli


Mark & Deidre Simpson Paul Slawson-Price Mary Spillane Mr Peter Thomas Edward & Susan Vandyk Thomas & Sarah Vaughan Mrs Mary Wetherell Cynthia Wu


LAMDA ANGELS IN AMERICA


ARCHANGELS Ms Kay Ellen Consolver Mrs Sunny Dupree Esq


PRINCIPAL GUARDIAN ANGELS Ms Nancy Aft


Mrs Robert Barbanell Mr Timothy Crowe


Dr Joel & Melissa Goldstrin Countess Antoinette Guerrini-Maraldi Ms Margaret Maruschak Mr & Mrs Robert Oppenheim Mr Michael Plummer


GUARDIAN ANGELS Mr John Navin


THE LAMDA SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME There are a number of scholarships available for students on the Two and Three Year Acting Courses and Two Year Stage Management & Technical Theatre Course. Awards and scholarships are allocated at the Academy’s discretion; there is no application procedure for scholarships prior to being offered a place at LAMDA.


CORPORATE


Bank of Ireland Millennium Scholars Trust Deutsche Bank


Goldman Sachs International Panasonic UK Ltd


Theatre Projects Consultants – The Robert Stanton Bursary


INDIVIDUALS Anonymous Brian Cox CBE Mr A. J. Custerson Eveline Vera Evans Ralph Fiennes Nigel & Caroline Keen John Link


Charlotte & Dennis Stevenson


David Suchet OBE & Sheila Suchet The late Wendy Toye


Mrs Laura Yale & Mr Barry Noskeau/Yale-Noskeau Scholarship


TRUSTS, FOUNDATIONS & STATUTORY BODIES The Ackroyd Trust/Sir Timothy Ackroyd The Boris Karloff Charitable Foundation The Ellen Terry Fellowship Trust The Fenton Arts Trust


The Frank Middlemass Memorial Fund The Genesis Foundation/John Studzinski CBE The Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation The Hedley Foundation


The Sir John Gielgud Charitable Trust John Lyon’s Charity The John Thaw Foundation LAMDA in America, Inc. LAMDA’s 40th


& Technical Theatre Fund


The Laura Sadler Memorial Fund The Leverhulme Trust The Lionel Bart Foundation The Marina Kleinwort Trust The Noël Coward Foundation The Overstall Charitable Trust The Richard Carne Trust/Philip & Chris Carne Richard Reeve’s Foundation The Royal Victoria Hall Foundation – Lilian Baylis Awards The Snipe Charitable Trust


The Society of London Theatre – Laurence Olivier Bursaries


The South Square Trust The Stanley Picker Charitable Trust The Valerie White Memorial Trust The William & Katherine Longman Charitable Trust


LAMDA 150 CAMPAIGN: A DRAMATIC FUTURE


The standard of LAMDA’s teaching facilities must equal that of our exceptional faculty and the talented individuals we train. As such, the Academy is working towards transforming our Talgarth Road home into a dynamic drama school campus for the 21st


century.


Designed by Niall McLaughlin Architects, the redevelopment project includes a multi-purpose and fully accessible 250-seat theatre, as well as a new teaching block to replace the prefabricated studios that currently span the west end of the site.


Following the planning application approval in 2009, the Academy is delighted to have recently secured leading donations from several philanthropic individuals and trusts. These bring us a significant


step closer to achieving our vision of housing the entire Academy on one site.


By expanding and modernising LAMDA’s current facilities, the proposed redevelopment will eliminate the Academy’s ongoing need to hire additional rehearsal studios. It will also enable LAMDA to develop its existing programme of community outreach activities.


LAMDA’s Campaign team is currently focused on engaging with philanthropic individuals and trusts to raise further leading donations. If you would like to find out more about the Campaign or the building plans, please feel free to contact the Campaign team at lamda150@lamda.org.uk or +44 (0)20 8834 0534.


THE DEUTSCHE BANK AWARD IN DRAMATIC ARTS Anniversary Stage Management


For the past 18 years, Deutsche Bank has offered first-class business advice and financial support to arts students through its prestigious Deutsche Bank Awards; helping young artists to launch their professional careers in the first crucial year after graduation. In 2006, LAMDA was invited to join this exciting scheme and now offers The Deutsche Bank Award in Dramatic Arts each summer.


This prestigious Award is open to all graduating students on LAMDA’s One, Two and Three Year Acting Courses, Two Year Stage Management & Technical Theatre Course and One Year Directors’ Course. The winning student, or group of students, benefits from a prize of £10,000 towards their innovative project, the invaluable advice of a Deutsche Bank Business Mentor for the year after they graduate and a professional business training course.


For further information on this Award, please contact LAMDA’s Development & Communications Office on +44 (0)20 8834 0510 or email development@lamda.org.uk


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