Funds & Support Database
Keeping on top of the latest film funds, bursaries, competitions, schemes and more for filmmakers can be a full-time job in itself - that's why we created this database to save you the time scouring the web.
The Drury Lane Theatrical Fund is here to assist performers and stage management who have worked at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and are experiencing difficulties. This ongoing fund provides support to those who have been part of the theatre's history and need a helping hand during tough times.
The Drury Lane Theatrical Fund is here to assist performers and stage management who have worked at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and are experiencing difficulties. This ongoing fund provides support to those who have been part of the theatre's history and need a helping hand during tough times.
The Royal Theatrical Fund is here to support professional performers facing hardship due to illness, injury, or old age. Established in 1839 with the support of Charles Dickens, the Fund offers assistance to those in need within the entertainment industry. Please note that they do not cover training or retraining fees. This is an ongoing opportunity with no set deadline.
The Royal Theatrical Fund is here to support professional performers facing hardship due to illness, injury, or old age. Established in 1839 with the support of Charles Dickens, the Fund offers assistance to those in need within the entertainment industry. Please note that they do not cover training or retraining fees. This is an ongoing opportunity with no set deadline.
The King George V Fund awards Grants to British Actors and Actresses whose service to their Profession merits recognition and who would benefit from a Grant. The KGVF is a member of The Combined Theatrical Charities who fundraise mainly through their annual appeal, Acting for Others (A4O). Acting for Others provides financial and emotional support to all theatre workers in times of need through the 14 member charities.
The King George V Fund awards Grants to British Actors and Actresses whose service to their Profession merits recognition and who would benefit from a Grant. The KGVF is a member of The Combined Theatrical Charities who fundraise mainly through their annual appeal, Acting for Others (A4O). Acting for Others provides financial and emotional support to all theatre workers in times of need through the 14 member charities.