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BRB Friends
For just £25 a year, membership of BRB Friends raises the curtain on an outstanding range of benefits. Specially programmed talks and events allow you to get closer to the Company. Click here to find out more about joining BRB Friends. |
The Centre and its Opposite: supported (2009) by a generous legacy from Tony Davies.
Mr Davies was a great friend of the Company for many years, giving regular small gifts. He was passionate about the creation of new work, and about extending ballet to new audiences.
It was therefore wholly appropriate that the legacy that he left to Birmingham Royal Ballet almost wholly paid for the creation of Garry Stewart's groundbreaking new work The Centre and its Opposite. |
Annual Appeal
By supporting the Annual Appeal you will help the Company preserve its artistic heritage and world class standards by giving us the financial stability to plan for our successful future. Please help by giving from as little as £5.00 each month. Click here for details.
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Director's Appeal
Help us to create our next new ballet by supporting the Director's Appeal from as little as £12.50 per month, and be one of the first to see the new work on stage at its final rehearsal. Click here to find out about David Bintley's Director's Appeal. |
Dancers' Circle
An annual giving programme for those individuals with a passion for dance and a desire to invest in the excellence of Birmingham Royal Ballet. You will help support our young and outstanding talented dancers, and be welcomed into the heart of the Company where you will see your gift working at first hand. Find out more... |
A gift in your will
If you have had a lifetime's pleasure from ballet, please consider helping to ensure its future. Click here to find out about leaving a legacy to Birmingham Royal Ballet in your will, and the difference that previous legacies have made. |
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