The Iphigenia Quartet. Caroline Bird

       This role is funded by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation, as part of the Jerwood Young Designers Programme at the Gate.

       About the Gate Theatre

       ‘London’s most relentlessly ambitious theatre’ Time Out

      The Gate Theatre sits above the Prince Albert pub in Notting Hill, and has been inspiring audiences and artists alike for 37 years.

      In our 75-seat theatre, we confront and debate the biggest questions that face humanity and act as a loudspeaker for unheard voices from across the globe. Inside our ever-transformable space, no two visits to the Gate are ever the same.

      We are a home for anarchic spirits, invigorating theatre, and restless creative ambition. As a ‘teaching theatre’, we are a place where exceptional emerging theatre-makers shine, and where audiences see the theatre leaders of tomorrow, today.

      Our work is both intimate and epic. We are a small theatre but we always think big.

      Artistic Director Christopher Haydon

      Executive Director Clare Slater

      Outgoing Associate Director* Tinuke Craig

      Incoming Associate Director* Lynette Linton

      Producer Daisy Cooper

      General Manager Chrissy Angus

      Development Manager Fiona English

      Technical Manager* Andrew Rungen & Richard Lambert

      Finance Manager (maternity cover)* Jo Hawkes

      Finance Manager* Lindsay Nock

      Marketing and Audience Development Officer Natasha Brown

      Theatre Administrator Suzy Sancho

       *Indicates part-time role

      Front of House Rike Berge, Chiara Ciabattoni, Pippa Davis, Chloe France, Eloise Green, Nick Hafezi, Esther Huntington, Susan Keats, Sheena Khanna, Zoe Lambraskis, Kieran Lucas, Alasdair MacLeod, Katy Munroe Farlie, Eleanor Rose, Annabel Williamson, James York, Naomi Wright

      The Gate is also supported by the work of its Volunteer Ushers.

      Associate Artists Rachel Chavkin, Lucy Ellinson, Ellen McDougall, Clare Slater, Oliver Townsend, Charlotte Westenra

      Creative Associates Isabella Van Braeckel, Daisy Bunyan, Caroline Byrne, Jude Christian, Amy Draper, Sean Gibbons, Ela Brunel Hawes, Rebecca Hill, Petra Hjortsberg, Anna Himali Howard, Zoe Hurwitz, Magdalena Iwanska, Bex Kemp, Maria Koutsouna, Lizzy Leech, Anna Lewis, Jade Lewis, Lynette Linton, Bella Loudon, Ed Madden, Sophie Moniram, Anastasia Osei-Kuffour, Kate O’Connor, Alasdair Pidsley, Melanie Spencer, Anne Reid, Tara Robson, Jennifer Tang, Benjamin Walden

      The Gate Theatre Board of Trustees Joseph Smith (Chair), Sian Alexander, Natasha Bucknor, Sarah Chappatte Lang, Lauren Clancy, Niki Cornwell, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, David Lakhdhir, Nicole Newman, Charles Prideaux, Mark Robinson

      Development Working Group Teresa Alpert, Sarah Chappatte Lang, Lauren Clancy, Richard Grandison, Linda Lakhdhir, Rita Laven, Anne Marie Mackay, Kate Maltby, Nicole Newman, Barbara Prideaux, Mark Robinson, Joseph Smith

      As a teaching theatre, the Gate takes great pride in developing its workforce. Only 3 other theatres in the South of England have the Investors in People award.

      The Gate Theatre Company is a company limited by guarantee.

      Registered in England & Wales No. 1495543 | Charity No. 280278

      Registered address: 11 Pembridge Road, Above the Prince Albert Pub, London, W11 3HQ

      The Gate has been inspiring audiences and artists alike for over 35 years. Thanks to our Supporters, we are able to keep telling challenging, inspirational stories, in our intimate space, on an epic scale.

      Our Supporters are invited behind the scenes to discover more about the performances and are given the unique chance to meet and engage with the theatre leaders of tomorrow.

      Please join us as a Supporter to celebrate the most exceptional new talent whilst helping to ensure we are around for the next 35 years.

      Join us and change the world.

       www.gatetheatre.co.uk

       To join as a Gate Supporterfrom £250 a year,please contact

      Fiona English, Development Manager

       [email protected]

      020 7229 5387

      The Gate Theatre is a registered charity (No. 280278).

      The Gate would like to thank the following for their continued generous support:

      GATE PIONEER Kate Maltby

      GATE GUARDIANS Katrina and Chris Barter, Lauren and Michael Clancy, Leslie Feeney, James Hughes-Hallett, Helen and Paul Jameson, David and Linda Lakhdhir, Addy Loudiadis, Miles Morland, Jon and NoraLee Sedmak, The Emmanuel Kaye Foundation

      GATE AMBASSADORS Arianne Braillard and Francesco Cincotta, Nick and Jane Ferguson, David and Abigail Lacey, Ellen and Michel Plantevin, Charles and Barbara Prideaux, Scott Stevens and Eva Boenders, The Ulrich Family, Bill and Anda Winters

      GATE KEEPERS The Agency (London) Ltd., Matthew Bannister and Kate McGuire, Christiane and Bruno Boesch, Neil and Sarah Brener, Geraldine and Chris Brodie, Sarah and Phillippe Chappatte, Charles Cormick, Robert Devereux, David Emmerson, Joachim Fleury, Richard and Jan Grandison, Nick Hern, Alan and Jan Morgan, Elisabeth Morse, Lyndsey Posner, Mark and Claire Ralf, Bob and Ian Reichert, Mark Robinson, David and Susie Sainsbury, Rita Skinner, Lawrence Staden and Alice Bordini Staden

      Thank you to all our Future Philanthropists, Gate Openers and Directors’ Appeal supporters too.

      TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, City Bridge Trust, Creative Access, Fenton Arts Trust, Fidelio, Garrick Charitable Trust, Jerwood Charitable Foundation, John Lyon’s Charity, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, People’s Postcode Trust, Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, The Emmanuel Kaye Foundation, The Goldsmiths’ Company, The Mercers’ Company, Unity Theatre Trust and the Wates Foundation

      CORPORATE SUPPORTERS Rien Qui Bouge, Polpo Notting Hill

      Special thanks to Jenny Hall