

Here you will find links to a selection of the press releases that the Genesis Foundation has issued in recent years.
Double success for the Genesis Foundation as two of its awards recipients are the only British girls ever to have been accepted at the prestigious ballet school
Read the full press release...The Genesis Foundation has commissioned revered light artist Chris Levine to install a glass crucifix in the former Holy Trinity Church on Marylebone Road. Levine’s installation forms part of the Genesis Foundation’s two-day cultural event in the heart of London. The installation embodies light’s remarkable ability to restore equilibrium between the hearts and minds of the human race, and will be on show to the public at One Marylebone from 2nd June.
Read the full press release...Current associate director Joe Hill-Gibbins is given a new role as Genesis Fellow and deputy artistic director of the Young Vic.
Read the full press release...Announcing the Genesis Laboratory, HighTide's Research and Development Studio for emerging theatre practitioners at the Tabernacle, Notting Hill, supported by the Genesis Foundation.
Read the full press release...Greta Alfaro has been awarded the Genesis Foundation Scholarship at the Royal College of Art. The first of its kind, the scholarship provides a full award for a student for both years of an MA course.
Read the full press release...First the three tenors put the opera into football; now it’s up to Tête à Tête to put the kick into opera. Join us as we take the terraces by storm in a jubilant festival of more than 30 new works in our biggest programme yet of entirely 21st century drama and storytelling driven by music and the voice. Over an action-packed three weeks, we host up to six different performances a night where artists will strain every sinew to poke, prod, nudge, dribble and lovingly kick about this most immediate, engaging, sensual, consuming and sweaty of art-forms.
Read the full press release...The productive partnership between The Sixteen and the Genesis Foundation continues with the release in May 2009 of a CD of three new choral works from three of Britain’s most respected contemporary composers: James MacMillan, Roxanna Panufnik and Will Todd. Each work is a setting of the prayer Stay With Me, Lord, by the Capuchin priest Padre Pio (the familiar name by which millions know St Pius of Pietrelcina).
Read the full press release...A holy trinity of composers - James MacMillan, Roxanna Panufnik and Will Todd - has been commissioned by the Genesis Foundation to set music to a prayer by one of the most popular saints of the 20th century. The new works will be premiered at Westminster Cathedral in a free concert on 3rd June 2008 by the choir of The Sixteen conducted by Harry Christophers.
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Thursday, 17 June 2010To celebrate the success of LAMDA Genesis Foundation scholars, we are pleased to present this documentary which features current second and third year students preparing for their end of year performances alongside Peter James, the Principal of LAMDA.
View media...Paul Tinto (class of 2010) is currently understudying in the critically acclaimed Black Watch at the Barbican Theatre which will run from 27th November 2010 to 22nd January 2011. Meanwhile, Tom Riley (class of 2005) will soon be appearing in the ITV1 drama A Bouquet of Barbed Wire alongside Trevor Eve and fellow LAMDA alumnus, Hermione Norris.
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