Charlotte Coleman Scholarship Award
The Charlotte Coleman Scholarships is set up to give a talented child the opportunity to develop their skills in dance, drama & music.
Congratulations to all the wonderful performers who took part in the scholarship awards show on Sunday 28th November 2010 at the Gatehouse in Highgate.
Here are some highlights of the evening...
2011 Winner
Amber Allen
Congratulations!!
Last years winner
Roxanne Kelly
Previous winners
Fabio De Oliveira Sebastian Parker Olivia Chemutai Morgan Sass Nefeesa Seaton Sophie Burbidge
2004 - Fabio won with a drum improvisation.
2005 - Sebastian won with a rendition of “Frog Prince Search for Love”.
2006 - Olivia won with a dance from ‘Chicago'.
2007 - Morgan won with a performance of ‘Razzle Dazzle'.
2008 - Nefeesa won with a performance of ‘Get Happy'.
2009 - Sophie won with a performance of 'Thankyou for the Music'
2010 - Roxanne Kelly won with a performance of "I can hear the bells"
Charlotte Coleman
1968-2001
Charlotte Coleman was born and raised in North London where she lived until her tragic and untimely death. Charlotte's work spanned every decade of her life, starting as a very successful child actress playing lead roles in the television shows “Worzel Gummidge” and the “Marmalade Atkins” series. In 1991 Charlotte was nominated for the BAFTA Best Actress Award for her performance in “Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit". In the same year she was also nominated for Best Actress for the Charrington Fringe Awards for her stage role in “Our own Kind”. Recognition also followed with the Royal Television Society Best Performance Award for a scripted performance for "Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit" and a BAFTA Best Supporting Actress nomination for her role as "Scarlett" in the highly acclaimed “Four Weddings and A Funeral”. The Charlotte Coleman award continues to benefit young and aspiring performers at NLPAC.
