ALEXANDER KRANZ

Alexander grew up attending local amateur theatre productions at South Hill Park and training at School Of The Arts (SOTA) in Reading from the age of 11. Alexander always knew the arts would be their path, and none of it would have ever been possible without the financial support they received from

• School of the Arts (SOTA)

• The Charlotte Leatherbarrow Foundation

• Kingsclere Performing Arts College Scholarship Fund

This support made it possible for Alexander to pursue the reality of becoming a professional performer, achieving a Diploma at Kings PA College, and eventually earning a first-class honours degree at The Urdang Academy.

Alexander has appeared in & Juliet (UK Tour ) and the 2026 West End production of Jesus Christ Superstar.

“I recognise the impact that support has, not only on an individual's freedom to access like-minded youth and artistic training, but also how that can impact the family of that child.

There are no words to detail the gratitude and limitlessness that funded training can provide, as well as the experiences it makes possible, all the way from crying with friends after the final show, to performing professionally as an adult.

I am incredibly proud to represent and support Arts Access Ability CIC and the wonderful opportunities it will create for those in need”.