Tracy-Ann Oberman and Hugh Dennis support Hampstead Theatre fundraiser
Hugh Dennis and Tracy-Ann Oberman are among the stars donating experiences to a fundraising auction at Hampstead Theatre, aimed at supporting the London venue’s development work with new playwrights and emerging artists.
Money raised will also provide subsidised tickets to young people.
Open to bidders across the world, the auction prizes include tea for two with stage and screen actor David Morrissey, a National Gallery visit followed by tea with actor and writer Oberman, or curry with comedians David Baddiel and Dennis.
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Other exclusive opportunities include the chance to meet Felicity Kendal and Ruby Ashbourne Serkis who are currently starring in Tom Stoppard’s Indian Ink at Hampstead Theatre, or to attend a press night with theatre critic Michael Billington.
Hampstead development director Cathy Baker said: “Hampstead needs to raise more than £1.5 million each year from philanthropic support and hugely appreciates its loyal donors and members.
“This auction offers a rare chance to bid on extraordinary experiences and other wonderful items and Hampstead Theatre is incredibly grateful to the artists and supporters who have donated such exceptional auction prizes. Every bid will help us ensure that our playwrights, artists and audiences continue to thrive."
The TS Eliot Foundation will donate an additional 10% for every winning bid.
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