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TREVOR NUNN (Coventry) ADRIAN NOBLE (Bristol) GILES HAVERGAL (Oldham) BILL ALEXANDER (Bristol) TIM ALBERY (Liverpool) ROGER MICHELL (Royal Court) RICHARD BEECHAM (Bolton) KEN LOACH (Southampton) CLIVE PERRY (Derby) ANDREW MCKINNON (Perth) KEITH HACK (Glasgow) DEBBIE SHEWELL (Bristol) SUE POMEROY (Leicester) CARL MILLER (Royal Court) |
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PATRICK LAU (Guildford) MARINA CALDARONE (Mold) TIM SUPPLE (Royal Court) ALAN COHEN (Leicester) JOHN COX (York) HETTIE MACDONALD (Royal Court) MICHAEL RUDMAN (Nottingham) PIP BROUGHTON (Liverpool) DUSTY HUGHES (Birmingham) CAROLINE SMITH (Liverpool) MARK BRICKMAN (A.T.C.) MARK WOOLGAR (Bristol) PHILIP WILSON (Greenwich) TOPHER CAMPBELL (Derby) |
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Since the original Scheme was introduced nearly 200 men and women have been awarded training bursaries, many gaining prominent positions and others already well-established in the freelance world. The new Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Michael Boyd, was a graduate of the Scheme as were his predecessors, Adrian Noble and Trevor Nunn. In addition 10 ex-trainees of the Scheme have become Artistic Directors, each running his/her own theatre. |
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