Include a gift in your Will
By remembering the National Theatre in your Will, you will be helping future audiences to enjoy the National Theatre as you do today.

Be part of the story
Become an NT Treasure

Those who notify us that they have added a gift to the National Theatre into their Will are invited to become NT Treasures.
NT Treasures enjoy:
- Invitations to our annual Legacy Celebration
- Regular updates and information on new shows
- National Theatre Newsletter and Annual Report
If you wish to remain anonymous, please notify us and we will ensure that your intentions to leave a legacy to the NT remain private
Based in the US?
Find out more about planned giving to the National Theatre in America.
Your gift to the National Theatre: Information Pack
Your gift to the National Theatre: Wording
Your gift to the National Theatre: Frequently asked questions
To find out more about remembering the National Theatre in your Will, please contact us on 020 7452 3214 or at support@nationaltheatre.org.uk.
Alternatively, complete the below form and we will be in touch.
All conversations will be treated discreetly and in confidence.
Thank you.
How your gift helps
A gift in your Will, no matter how large or small, will cost you nothing more in your lifetime but has the power to ignite the creativity of the next generation. Your gift will enable you to share the joy of theatre with young people and communities throughout the nation, for many years to come.

Nationwide programmes for young people
Our Learning department helps young people to create, explore and learn about theatre. Programmes include a national youth theatre festival, tours to primary and secondary schools and a free streaming platform for young people.

Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships are a vital way for people to join the workforce, blending real work with college learning. Since 2011 the National Theatre has hosted apprentices across the organisation.

Developing theatre-makers
We employ thousands of freelancers to tell the stories that matter – and provide unparalleled resources to bring their ideas to life.

The National Theatre strives for best practice in fundraising and is registered with the Fundraising Regulator.
We are transparent with our donors and supporters, ensuring that our fundraising is legal, open, honest and respectful.