Why we need your support now more than ever
Roundhouse is a haven for many young people, and a place they come to for help and support, as well as to express their creativity. We are committed to continuing this during this uncertain time.
We know that we can’t replicate the experience of a live Roundhouse show, or the atmosphere and buzz down in the Roundhouse Studios. So, while our doors are temporarily closed, young people will be able to access ongoing pastoral support via telephone and email and industry-standard creative software at home. Whilst artists will be offered the opportunity to connect with industry experts to help sustain their business through this period.
The more support we have, the more isolated young people and artists we can reach. If you can contribute during this time, please donate by clicking below. Thank you.
Find out more about how you can support the Roundhouse below:
Make a Donation
Donate online to support pastoral care and creative opportunities for young people and artists in isolation
Membership
Legend
Producing Circle
Support the commissioning and production of new artistic work at the Roundhouse.
Chairman's Circle
Corporate Partnerships
We can offer your company a range of innovative partnership and membership opportunities with tailored benefits to suit your business requirements.
Trusts and Public Funders
Trusts and public funders back our ambition to be an inspirational hub for creative innovation.
Our Supporters
The amazing individuals and organisations who provide continuing support of the Roundhouse.
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Fundraising Events
You can make a difference to each young person who walks through the doors of the Roundhouse by taking on a challenge.
The Nicola Thorold Fund
The Nicola Thorold Fund supports three young people at the start of their creative industries careers
Roundhouse Campus
Find out more about our new Campus Building and talent development programmes.
