After appearing alongside The Music Man Project in the National Lottery’s Big Night of Musicals, West End star Michael Ball has become the award-winning charity’s newest celebrity patron.
Founded by the Government’s Disability and Access Ambassador for Arts and Culture, David Stanley, The Music Man Project is an international music education and performance service for people with learning disabilities.
Commenting on his new role, Ball said: “I am delighted to become a patron of The Music Man Project. As soon as I met musicians and support team, I knew I wanted to be involved. The work that David and his team do is truly inspiring. Music transforms lives. I look forward to being a cheerleader for everything The Music Man Project does. Together, we will create magic!”
As patron of The Music Man Project, Ball will support the organisation’s mission to provide inclusive music education and performance opportunities to people with learning disabilities. He will help to raise awareness of the organisation’s work and advocate for the importance of music in the lives of people with disabilities.
Founder Stanley said: “We are thrilled to welcome Michael Ball as our new patron. His dedication to the arts and charity work makes him a perfect fit for our organisation. We are honoured to have his support. With Michael on board, we are excited to continue expanding our reach and impact, bringing the joy of music to even more people around the country.”
Angela Thomas
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