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ONE of the men behind hit animation Wallace and Gromit will sponsor a new theatre scholarship at Durham University. David Sproxton, co-founder of the Academy Award-winning Aardman Animations, is offering a scholarship worth up to £16,000 over four years. It will help a prospective student with exceptional potential in technical aspects of theatre but who lacks the funds to make their creative vision a reality. Mr Sproxton, whose company has also produced Shaun the Sheep, Morph and many other animated favourites, was a student at Durham University and wants to support the next generation develop skills outside their academic discipline. The scholarship will support the student’s living costs, offers the opportunity to get involved in every aspect of theatre production and stagecraft and to be part of a community of fellow theatre-makers at Durham Student Theatre, guiding them in a wide range of skills involving lighting, sound, projection, stage management, set and co

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