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SUPPORTUS

JOIN OUR MISSION

Welcome to The Coronet Theatre, London’s dynamic centre for international arts.

In today’s climate of growing isolationism, The Coronet is committed to breaking down barriers between cultures and access to art. Our purpose is to engage, educate, and empower our audiences through unique cultural experiences from around the world.

As a charity receiving no regular public funding, every contribution makes a difference. We invite you to join us on our mission to make international arts accessible to all. Your support goes directly to our artistic programming and ancillary activities–workshops, artists talks, and lectures–designed to benefit the next generation of artists both in the UK and around the world.

 

Our Mission Is Simple: ENGAGE, EDUCATE and EMPOWER audiences with extraordinary arts from beyond our borders.

Anda Winters, Artistic Director

It is remarkable and a privilege to have access to the working methods, inspirational artistry and creative thinking of world-class artists

Workshop Attendee

Our Supporters

None of our work would be possible without the help of our patrons and donors. We are hugely grateful to the following for their support:

Honorary Trustee

Mimi Gilligan

Cupola

Mike Fisher and T.S. Elliot Foundation

Club Room

Tom and Maarit Glocer, Julia and Scott Rochester, and Ros Shelley

Piano Bar

Amina Arab, Samuel Berwick, Bruno Boesch, Christine Hodgson, Letitia Michotte, Georgia Oetker

Outreach supporters

Doug Clarisse, The John and Lorna Trust

Production supporters

Arts Council England, Austrian Cultural Forum, Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, Institut Français du Royaume-Uni, London Community Response Fund, The Goethe-Institut London, The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation, IIC – Istituto Italiano di Cultura – London, The Royal Norwegian Embassy in London, The Royal Victoria Hall Foundation, T. S. Eliot Foundation

Accessibility supporters

Theatres Trust

and all other supporters who would prefer to remain anonymous