Support Us

I am only able to produce my work with the support of our wonderful donors. They create the space and resources that help me develop initial thoughts and inspirations into fully shaped projects and performances. And today we are ever-more reliant on the generous philanthropy of individuals to achieve our ambitions and look to the future with confidence.

— Shobana Jeyasingh

We believe that dance has a role to play in talking about the world we live in.

On behalf of all at Shobana Jeyasingh Dance and the arts sector more widely, please help by making a donation. Every small contribution helps.

Donors who make gifts of between £5 and £499 will become part of our Apsara Circle (Apsaras are the heavenly dancers of Hindu mythology) and we will keep you closely connected with our work.

Creating new dance works takes months, even years. Shobana’s initial ideas, inspired by life in today’s bustling cities, can only form, develop and finally bind together in a finished work through a rigorous process of research, rehearsal and collaboration with dancers, composers, designers and production experts.

We set ourselves a minimum target of raising at least £300,000 each year to support the development of productions and our wide-reaching Learning programme.

With your help, by making a donation of any size, our small company can continue to make dance which challenges the mind as well as the body. And crucially, we can continue to support our freelance dancers, designers, technicians, and musicians, which is critical to the survival of the arts during these challenging times.

Major Supporters

We’d particularly like to thank our major supporters from the past two years: the Dr Michael and Anna Brynberg Charitable Foundation, Cockayne – Grants for the Arts, Garcia Family Foundation, Hyde Park Place Estate Charity, Leche Trust, Deborah Loeb Brice Donor Advised Fund at CAF, The London Community Foundation, the Mila Charitable Organisation, Oak Foundation, the Royal Philharmonic Society with funding from the RPS Drummond Fund, and the Garfield Weston Foundation.

And the following people for their generous support over the past two years, as well as our donors who wish to remain anonymous.