£150. No strings attached. Apply now.
We have today opened submissions for a new bursary as part of our Protest series. There are three £150 bursaries available for artists in response to the changing political landscape for trans people, particularly the Supreme Court ruling on definitions of sex and gender, and the EHRC guidance that has followed.
There is no expectation of a specific outcome attached to these bursaries. We invite artists to use these funds however feels most meaningful for them. This could be anything from an artistic piece, a community event, or paying for your own rest as a form of protest.
Get discounted tickets for The Watch by Isabella Waldron. Performances run from 28 May to 9 June.
Fusing tender romantic comedy with dreamlike storytelling, Isabella Waldron’s The Watch is a contemporary love story that explores the delicate dance between time, intimacy, and identity.
When insomniac Hannah meets clockmaker Zoe, days blur into nights, reality gives way to desire, and love becomes both fleeting and infinite — unraveling a profound exploration of trust, timing, and the delicate art of letting someone in.
The Watch navigates the messy, tender, and transformative terrain of young queer love, capturing the fragility of time, the complexity of identity, and the beauty of human connection in all its imperfect forms.
Log in to your Get Into Theatre account (or create a new one here) to access the promo code for a 15% discount on standard priced tickets to the show. Ticket link below.
Acting Strong: Resilience for Stage-Ready, Mind-Ready Artists.
Acting Strong is a podcast by Generation Arts, made for young people pursuing a career in the performing arts. In each episode, actors and artists from a range of backgrounds share real stories about how they got started, what it’s really like working in the industry, and how resilience helped them through the highs and lows. Honest, inspiring, and full of practical insight—this is a must-listen for anyone dreaming of a career on stage or screen.
Available at the direct link, or on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or at Generation Arts website.
This production is supported using public funding through Arts Council England
Acting Strong and Generation Arts are not-for-profit.
Join WEST Youth Zone: Creative Collective
Aged 13-19? Are you interested in scriptwriting, spoken word poetry, performing and acting? Want to brush up on your acting technique, build your confidence and meet new people?
Every Friday from 5-10pm @ WEST Youth Zone White City we are offering dedicated workshops to our ‘Creative Collective’.
Become a member of WEST Youth Zone for just £5 annual membership and 50p per entry, you’ll unlock a place where you can make new friends, dive into 20+ fun activities a night, relax in a chilled space or try something new. You can also enjoy a tasty hot meal for just £1 in our BiteCity Café!
WEST is open to young people aged 8 – 19 (up to 25 with additional needs) from all backgrounds, for all abilities, and all across West London and beyond, so come and join WEST – Where Everyone Sticks Together!
The Lambeth Fringe is a performing arts festival established in 2015 (formerly The Clapham Fringe) and run by the team behind the award-winning Bread & Roses Theatre. The Lambeth Fringe takes place over 4 weeks in September - October. This growing festival encompasses theatre, comedy, music, workshops, film, cabaret, experimental work, musicals, family shows and more!
In 2024 The Lambeth Fringe expanded across the borough and introduces new venues to the festival for 2025 offering further possibility to share work.
Slots are generally up to 60 minutes and shows take place through the day and evening from 1 night to 1 week runs.
Applications are open to all and we encourage bold and exciting new work, WIP and established artists. There is a registration fee of £80 to take part but no fee to apply. Venues are on a box office split basis.
Key Dates:
Submissions open: 8 March 2025
Submissions close: 31 May 2025
Festival registration deadline: 30 June 2025
Festival on sale: 16 July 2025
Festival dates: 25 September - 25 October
The Level 2 Diploma programme is a vocational course covering all aspects of performance including devising, performing and professional practice
Delivered by experienced and specialised performing arts professionals you will be able to build upon your previous performance experience supporting your progression onto a Level 3 course or employment.
The Level 3 Extended Diploma programme is a vocational course covering all aspects of technical theatre including lighting for theatre, sound for theatre, stage management, design for stage and professional practice
Delivered by experienced and specialised technical theatre and performing arts professionals you will be able to build upon your previous performance experience supporting your progression to university, stage school or employment.
The Level 3 Extended Diploma programme is a vocational course covering all aspects of musical theatre including singing, dancing, acting and professional practice
Delivered by experienced and specialised performing arts professionals you will be able to build upon your previous performance experience supporting your progression to university, stage school or employment.
The Level 3 Extended Diploma programme is a vocational course covering all aspects of dance including choreography, performing and professional practice
Delivered by experienced and specialised performing arts professionals you will be able to build upon your previous performance experience supporting your progression to university, stage school or employment.
The Level 3 Extended Diploma programme is a vocational course covering all aspects of performance including devising, performing and professional practice
Delivered by experienced and specialised performing arts professionals you will be able to build upon your previous performance experience supporting your progression to university, stage school or employment.
