DONATE
The egg is one of the few theatres in the country entirely dedicated to children and young people. By making a gift to the egg, you are helping to grow and sustain a charity that gives thousands of children their first taste of live theatre.
The egg presents a regular programme of world-class theatre for young audiences. We ignite children’s interest in learning through ground-breaking education projects, and help young people develop skills to enter employment in the arts and elsewhere.
The egg believes that all young people should have an opportunity to enjoy and participate in the arts. To ensure this, we offer bursaries to disadvantaged families and work closely with community groups to meet the access needs of all young people.
Every gift of any size makes a big difference to our work.
You can donate in a number of ways…
Leaving a gift in your will helps us to ensure that future generations receive as much pleasure from a visit to Theatre Royal Bath as the audiences who visit today.
Legacies can support specific areas of work like education, young people’s theatre, or professional development of artists, or can contribute more generally towards the work of the theatre and conserving our beautiful building. Any gift of any size can make a unique memorial to a personal involvement with Theatre Royal Bath.
Legacies can be made by way of a gift of cash, shares or property and your solicitor can advise you on writing your will. As Theatre Royal Bath is a registered charity (no. 277723) no inheritance tax is payable on the amount of your legacy. In certain situations this may be an effective way of reducing the tax liability of your estate whilst benefiting a favourite charity.
For further information about how to make a legacy gift, please download the PDF documents using the link below:
TRUSTS
The egg is one of the country’s leading theatres for children and young people and presents over 60 different productions each year for young audiences – more than any other venue in the UK. The egg also leads a range of projects that build stronger relationships between young people and the arts including: Theatre Festivals to showcase new British and International work; apprenticeship schemes; a Young People’s Theatre; and a Creative Learning programme that works with schools to challenge and extend the role that cultural venues can play in education.
Trusts and Foundations play a vital role in supporting education, outreach and production activities at the egg. This in turn helps the egg to strengthen and promote children’s arts at a local, regional and national level.
For more information or to discuss how you can help support the egg theatre, please contact Anji Henderson on 01225 823485 or at anji.henderson@theatreroyal.org.uk