Our Latest Donors:

Claire Brown donated a week's supply of biscuits, a square metre of green screenSusan Rowe donated a 10-piece cutlery set, 2 light switchesSandra Debo donated a set of drum sticksJo Dew-jones donated a toilet roll holderJanet Robb donated a cinema seatMatthew Hodges donated a mannequinLizz Bennett donated a crash mat, a dressing room mirror light bulbIlinca Radulian donated a dressing room mirror light bulbRebecca Rosenthal donated a light switch, a dressing room mirror light bulb, a pack of sedum seedsKrisztina Kovacs donated 2 clapper boardsLindsay Elder donated a mirror ballAnthea Collado donated a square metre of green screenAnn Kempster donated a iron , a ironing boardRonny Nicholas donated a mannequinPeter Burke donated a kettleJune Kirkwood donated a digital cameraLiz Kwast donated 2 iron sPippa Ridgway donated a unit of led professional theatre lightingMay Farrelly donated a light switchANDREW KNIGHT donated a pot plant, a tapPedro Rivotti donated a clapper boardJoanna Down donated a water glassSarah Nutbrown donated a week's supply of teaSarah Robinson donated a tapNeil Wallington donated a mugE Manton donated a dressing room mirror light bulbJosephine Thornton donated a baby changing boardNathalie Panzeri donated a crash matSarah Heathwood donated a dressing room mirror light bulbSusan Munns donated a water butt donated a week's supply of coffeeClare Dixon donated a crash mat, a week's supply of coffeeLeah Mills donated a music standJen Johnston donated a 10-piece cutlery set, a square metre of green screenLyndel Harrison donated a dressing room mirror light bulbAurora Lewis donated a large professional paintbrush, a music standMichelle Farr donated a plectrumMichael Feast donated a dressing room mirrorRomayne Campbell donated a ironing board, a iron Susan Down donated a kettleRosalind Duhs donated a 10-piece cutlery setWendy Bolt donated a dressing room mirror light bulbJoanna Down donated a clapper boardAdam Coleman donated a week's supply of biscuitsema jackson donated a clapper boardDan Bates donated 4 light switchesClive Smith donated a kettle, 2 light switches, 2 mugs, 2 square metre of green screens, a large professional paintbrushKathleen Nee donated a music stand, a pack of sedum seedsElizabeth Byrne donated a dressing room mirror light bulbKate Trussler donated a music standEmily Horn donated a week's supply of teaAmy Cody donated a light switchMichael Salmon donated 4 water glassesLucinda Harvey donated 4 pack of sedum seedsFenella willis donated a large professional paintbrushDavid Burgess donated a toilet roll holderRowena Russell donated a dressing room mirror light bulbEmily Lawson donated a step into the new buildingRhona Neaves donated a 10-piece cutlery setAndrew McDonald donated a light switchKaori Uchiyama donated a week's supply of biscuitsSian Alexander donated a dressing room mirror, a pack of sedum seedsRosie Brantingham donated a toilet roll holderLucy McCann donated a week's supply of biscuitsJanet Robb donated a cinema seatRichard Laxton donated a clapper boardRachel Tyson donated a week's supply of coffeePaul Donnellon donated a digital cameraDan Rebellato donated a light switchMariana Ipkendanz donated a baby changing boardKatie Hadfield donated a toilet roll holderJohn Barrington donated a 10-piece cutlery setStephanie Molloy donated a week's supply of biscuitsOlivia Freeman donated a unit of led professional theatre lightingRuth Mclaren donated a plectrum, a pack of sedum seedsP G Brown donated a large professional paintbrushDulcie Pearce donated a music standLaura Pickard donated a pack of sedum seedsLucy Jackson donated a light switch, a mugLucy Povey donated a crash matJim Danaher donated a light switchCameron and Amelie Slater donated an iron Kate McGrath donated a step into the new building, a mannequinRhoda Eitel-porter donated 3 crash matsMary Collins donated an ironing boardCatherine Kenny donated a unit of led professional theatre lightingSusan Jones donated 3 10-piece cutlery setsSally Horattides donated 2 light switchesLouise Troup donated a music stand, a plectrumCecily Smith donated 2 acoustic guitars, 2 comfy chairs, a sewing machine, an eco toiletCaroline Levison donated 2 kettlesRebecca Halse donated a light switchJessica Hepburn donated 5 pot plants Gay Search donated a clapper boardSean Holmes donated an iron , an ironing boardLucy Howe donated a dressing room mirror light bulbCharlotte Macleod donated a bean bagLUKE HARRISON donated a week's supply of tea, a square metre of green screen, a toilet roll holderFanny Cherblanc donated a mugKim Grant donated a pack of sedum seeds, a dressing room mirror light bulb, a crash matTanya Clarke donated a mugAnonymous donated a light switch
 

  • Young people

    • LYC Create
    • LYC Create

Our work with Young People

The Lyric is unique within the theatre ecology of the UK with our dual commitment to producing the highest quality contemporary theatre, alongside nurturing the creativity of young people.

Our work is split up into four strands:

Lyric Young Company – West London’s largest youth theatre which provides a wide of range of activities at evenings, weekends and school holidays for young people to meet new people, learn new skills and showcase their talents.

Creative Learning – our programme of work with the formal education sector including primary, secondary, further and higher education in the state, independent and free school sector which helps them to deliver the national curriculum and deliver a top quality cultural education.

Targeted Work – our widely acclaimed programme of activities aimed at some of the most disadvantaged and vulnerable young people in West London including young people who are NEET (not in education, training and employment); young people who have offended or are at risk of offending; young people in care; and young people with disabilities aimed at using the arts to help them achieve their potential.

Next Generation – an employment programme for young adults who are just starting out in the profession with a particular emphasis on young people who are under-represented in the creative and cultural industries including those from lower socio-economic backgrounds, ethnic minorities or people with disabilities.

Each year the Lyric offers a Summer Work Experience Project; applications for this years placement is now closed.

If you interested in supporting our work with young people contact Adam Coleman on 020 8741 6867 or adam.coleman@lyric.co.uk