RUDOLPH WALKER FOUNDATION

The Rudolph Walker Foundation was established in 2009 on the 70th birthday of Rudolph Walker, CBE; a highly respected actor with over 60 years' experience in theatre, films and television; from Shakespearian high drama to on-screen comedy. He was one of the first black actors to be seen regularly on British television in programmes such as the controversial 1970s sitcom, Love Thy Neighbour; The Thin Blue Line, starring Rowan Atkinson (1995); and Ali G Indahouse (2002). Since 2001 he has played the role of Patrick Trueman in the well-known BBC One television soap opera EastEnders... The Rudolph Walker Foundation aims to unlock the potential and promote the wellbeing of young people, by involving them in high-quality performing arts experiences and welcoming them into an inspiring, creative and supportive family... Unlocking potential: Through creative activities, including drama competitions for schools, we support young people, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds, to..

Also known as: THE RUDOLPH WALKER FOUNDATION

Registration numbers: CE001999 (CH)