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News New Producers' Bursaries Announced in London The recipients of the spring 2005 bursaries for new producers have been announced by Stage One (previously known as the Theatre Investment Fund) and the Society for London Theatre (SOLT). The bursaries are awarded to help young theatre producers get a start.

As well as financial assistance, the bursaries offer practical help. Each winner is mentored by an established industry practitioner who will act as his or her adviser, and some are given free West End office space. The bursary was launched in 2000, and in the first three years awarded more than 300,000 pounds in funding. In the current three-year period, more than 500,000 has been committed, of which half is matching funding from SOLT. The new winners follow:-
Susannah Heath for production of Kenneth & I and development of other projects
Alexander Holt for development of Escort and other projects; mentor: Brigid Larmour
Mark Jenkyns for production of Golden Prospects and Bicycle Men, developments of The Mouse That Roared and other projects; mentor: Nick Salmon
Eleanor Lloyd for production of Hamlet! The Musical and development of other projects; mentor: Peter Wilkins
Nirjay Mahindru for development and production of The Hot Zone and other projects; mentor: Thelma Holt.
Kate McGrath for production and development of Jackson's Way and other productions; mentor: Caro Newling.
Emma Stenning for production and development of The World Cup Final 1966 and Jason and the Argonauts; mentor: Nica Burns.
Val Weyland for production of Les Parents Terribles and other projects as agreed with her mentor Brian Kirk

Stage One will be begin the application process for the next round of bursaries shortly. New producers who would like to be added to their mailing list are invited to e-mail [email protected]. In addition to the bursaries, Stage One offers producing workshops and courses.

 
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