

The Genesis Foundation is a UK-based charity, established in 2001 by John Studzinski. The aim of the Foundation is to nurture and develop emerging talents until they reach a point of sustainability. It supports outstanding professional artists in the early stages of their careers, preparing them to take flight independently.
The focus of the Genesis Foundation is on helping inspirational young individuals in the fields of music, theatre, dance and the visual arts. The Foundation either provides funds directly to selected artists or supports them in cooperation with established forces in the arts.
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The highly respected and much sought after Genesis LAMDA bursary, awarded each year by LAMDA to exceptional drama students from its annual student intake, continues to produce fantastic results: Nick Julian (class of 2009) lands his first professional acting job; Samuel Barnett (class of 2001) performs at the Bush Theatre later this month; Ben Aldridge (class of 2008) is currently appearing on BBC1 in Larkrise to Candleford
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Elyse Dodgson, Associate Director of the Royal Court and the Head of International Department, received an MBE in the New Year's Honours list for her work in "international theatre and with young writers overseas".
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Former Genesis LAMDA Scholar, Samuel Barnett, stars alongside legendary stage and screen actor Simon Callow in a ground-breaking new online drama about a little known period in the life of the 19th Century writer, wit and raconteur, Oscar Wilde.
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Joe Hill-Gibbins has been appointed the first Genesis Fellow at the Young Vic Theatre. The Genesis Foundation is awarding a grant for two years for this new position. This will enable Joe to work closely with artistic director David Lan as he continues to develop his craft as a theatre director.
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Friday, 27 November 2009Chennai-based playwright Anupama Chandrasekhar, an alumnus of the International Playwrights programme at the Royal Court, discusses her latest play, Disconnect, which will have its world premiere at the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs from 17 February until 20 March.
View media...The highly respected and much sought after Genesis LAMDA bursary, awarded each year by LAMDA to exceptional drama students from its annual student intake, continues to produce fantastic results: Nick Julian (class of 2009) lands his first professional acting job; Samuel Barnett (class of 2001) performs at the Bush Theatre later this month; Ben Aldridge (class of 2008) is currently appearing on BBC1 in Larkrise to Candleford
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