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Wentworth Woodhouse
The Radcliffe Trust is very proud to collaborate with The Leche Trust to fund the first Wentworth Woodhouse Heritage Apprentice for his three year training programme. Wentworth Woodhouse is one of the largest houses in Europe, it is a Grade I listed country house in the village of Wentworth, South Yorkshire. It was built between
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ellenor
ellenor hospice respects patients’ dignity and independence, providing quality care and supporting patients and families to live with life limiting illness at home or in the hospice. The Music grant from The Radcliffe Trust was used to fund the delivery of ellenor’s Music Therapy service for children and young people. The service supports children up
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Music Theatre Wales
With a grant from The Radcliffe Trust, Future Directions in Rhondda Cynon Taff brought together a group of neurodiverse young people to work with music, theatre and film professionals to create a digital opera in their own voices.The project began in September 2024 with taster workshops across the community. These offered young people the opportunity
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Longborough Festival Opera
Founded in 1991 by Martin and Lizzie Graham, Longborough Festival Opera is a family run opera company in the Cotswolds that presents an annual summer festival. It is committed to supporting new talent through an Emerging Artist education programme, which helps performers and other arts professionals pursue their careers.Many talented artists struggle to gain the
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Edward Barnsley Educational Trust
The Radcliffe Trust are proud to support organisations that preserve and promote traditional craftsmanship. One such organisation is the Edward Barnsley’s Trust, the Edward Barnsley historic Arts and Crafts workshops are a cornerstone of British furniture-making since its founding in 1923. With a legacy rooted in excellence and design, the workshop continues to pass on
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The Fruitmarket Gallery
The Fruitmarket Gallery is one of Scotland’s leading contemporary art venues; open seven days a week and completely free to visit. Artists and audiences are enabled to create and experience extraordinary work across art-forms through a diverse, international programme of artistically excellent exhibitions, public commissions, and an annual festival of new music commissions and live
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Whitchurch Silk Mill – George Washington
Whitchurch Silk Mill has been open as a living museum since 1990, under the management of Whitchurch Silk Mill Trust, to ensure the survival of silk weaving using traditional machinery and methods. The mill’s collections span over 200 years and about 5,000 objects and tell the story of 200 years of silk making in Whitchurch.
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The Shakespeare Globe
The Radcliffe Trust awarded The Shakespeare Globe Trust a grant to support developing skills in stage craft directing. The photograph above is from the production of Three Sisters by Anton Chekov The grant was spent on funding an early career Assistant Director for a production of Chekov’s “Three Sisters”. Shakespeare’s Globe was delighted to be
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Aurora Orchestra
The Radcliffe Trust supported the Aurora Orchestra with the production costs for two performances of Martin Suckling’s The Wolf, the Duck and the Mouse at Kings Place in November 2024 – one for families, and one for local Camden primary schools. This production was aimed at 4-8 year-olds. They are very grateful for the grant
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Oxford Lieder – (Oxford International Song Festival’s Young Artist Programme in 2024)
The Radcliffe Trust awarded Oxford Lieder a grant to support their an annual 12-month, world-class professional development programme for up to 8 early-career pianist/singer duos, combining professional mentoring with performance, curatorial and pedagogic opportunities that showcases and nurtures the UK’s finest young and emerging artists. The Young Artists are all now benefiting from a suite
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