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Weston Culture Fund All Grants Organisation Region Grant Amount Weston Culture Fund All Grants Organisation Region Grant Amount Derby Museums East Midlands £203,139.00 Nevill Holt Opera East Midlands £100,000.00 Nottingham Contemporary East Midlands £105,890.00 Nottingham Playhouse East Midlands £290,750.00 The National Holocaust Centre and Museum East Midlands £214,500.00 Viva Chamber Orchestra Ltd (Sinfonia Viva) East Midlands £100,000.00 Bressingham Steam Preservation Co Ltd Eastern £100,000.00 Colchester Arts Centre Eastern £100,000.00 Mercury Theatre Colchester Eastern £100,598.00 Palace Theatre Watford Ltd Eastern £315,000.00 Theatre Royal Norwich Trust Limited Eastern £240,000.00 Aurora Orchestra London £185,410.00 Battersea Arts Centre London £248,633.00 Children's Discovery Centre, East London trading as London £174,700.00 Discover Children's Story Centre Chineke Foundation London £150,000.00 Cockpit Arts London £127,970.00 English Folk Dance and Song Society London £196,000.00 Graeae Theatre Company London £198,107.00 Little Angel Theatre London £251,662.00 Lyric Hammersmith Theatre London £183,000.00 Sadler's Wells Trust Ltd London £626,000.00 the Albany London £273,992.00 The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000 London £814,000.00 The Shakespeare Globe Trust London £750,000.00 The Wallace Collection London £205,000.00 The Young Vic London £200,000.00 Theatre Royal Stratford East London £155,178.00 Wilton's Music Hall London £133,638.00 Akram Khan Company National £200,000.00 Ballet Black National £106,284.00 English Touring Theatre National £264,100.00 Frantic Theatre Company Ltd (trading as Frantic National £200,000.00 Assembly) Improbable National £100,000.00 1 of 4 Weston Culture Fund All Grants Organisation Region Grant Amount London Symphony Orchestra National £398,820.00 National Theatre (NT) National £1,500,000.00 Orchestras Live National £107,500.00 Paines Plough National £134,035.00 Phoenix Dance Theatre National £167,441.00 Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) National £750,000.00 The Paraorchestra and Friends National £100,000.00 ARC Stockton North East £240,000.00 North East Theatre Trust Ltd T/A Live Theatre North East £249,000.00 Northern Stage (Theatrical Productions) Ltd North East £320,000.00 Sage Gateshead North East £875,000.00 Seven Stories, The National Centre for Children's Books North East £160,000.00 Sunderland Culture Limited North East £150,970.00 The Customs House North East £164,400.00 Hallé Concerts Society North West £647,750.00 HOME North West £349,110.00 Lakeland Arts North West £200,000.00 Liverpool and Merseyside Theatres Trust North West £390,000.00 Manchester Young People's Theatre Limited North West £178,090.00 Octagon Theatre Trust Ltd North West £320,000.00 Rosehill Arts Trust Ltd North West £100,000.00 Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society North West £750,000.00 The Bluecoat North West £199,184.00 The Lowry Centre Trust North West £304,500.00 The Reader North West £143,776.00 Lyric Theatre (NI) Northern Ireland £434,500.00 North West Play Resource Centre Northern Ireland £232,500.00 The MAC (Metropolitan Arts Centre) Northern Ireland £696,248.00 Ulster Orchestra Northern Ireland £390,000.00 Centre for the Moving Image Scotland £355,300.00 Cumbernauld Theatre Trust Ltd Scotland £186,821.00 Eden Court Highlands Scotland £500,000.00 Greenock Arts Guild Ltd Scotland £170,000.00 National Theatre of Scotland Scotland £185,000.00 2 of 4 Weston Culture Fund All Grants Organisation Region Grant Amount Scottish Opera Scotland £285,610.00 Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust South East £177,500.00 De La Warr Pavilion Trust South East £268,000.00 Hastings Contemporary South East £100,000.00 MK Gallery South East £270,000.00 Aerospace Bristol South West £244,000.00 Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra South West £225,200.00 Kneehigh Theatre Trust, Truro South West £282,030.00 National Maritime Museum Cornwall South West £117,650.00 Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange South West £128,544.00 Play to the Crowd South West £205,865.00 Poole Arts Trust (Known as Lighthouse, Poole's Centre South West £290,000.00 For The Arts) Rent-a-Role Drama Service t/a Barbican Theatre South West £135,550.00 Taunton Theatre Association Ltd South West £136,250.00 The Barn Theatre Project South West £150,000.00 Theatre Royal Plymouth South West £300,546.00 Awen Cultural Trust Wales £111,029.00 Ballet Cymru (Gwent Ballet Theatre Ltd) Wales £100,000.00 MOSTYN Wales £106,750.00 National Dance Company Wales Wales £155,862.00 Nofit State Community Circus Wales £276,260.00 Wales Millennium Centre Wales £823,000.00 Armonico Consort West Midlands £100,471.00 Belgrade Theatre Trust (Coventry) Limited West Midlands £510,000.00 Birmingham Museums Trust West Midlands £590,000.00 Birmingham Royal Ballet West Midlands £600,000.00 China Plate Theatre West Midlands £102,100.00 Midlands Arts Centre West Midlands £267,761.00 The Courtyard Trust West Midlands £144,404.00 Doncaster Performance Venue Ltd (t/a Cast) Yorkshire and The Humber £189,707.00 East Street Arts Yorkshire and The Humber £166,036.00 Hull Truck Theatre Yorkshire and The Humber £169,677.00 Kirklees Theatre Trust Yorkshire and The Humber £237,500.00 3 of 4 Weston Culture Fund All Grants Organisation Region Grant Amount Leeds Playhouse Yorkshire and The Humber £708,720.00 Northern Ballet Yorkshire and The Humber £600,000.00 Project Space Leeds (The Tetley) Yorkshire and The Humber £184,000.00 Scarborough Theatre Trust Limited Yorkshire and The Humber £237,752.00 Sheffield Theatres Trust Yorkshire and The Humber £702,400.00 Wakefield Theatre Trust Yorkshire and The Humber £200,000.00 Grand Totals £30,263,670.00 4 of 4.
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