Sol Taibi wins the Luke Westlake Scholarship 2022
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School student Sol Taibi was announced as the 2022 recipient of the Luke Westlake Scholarship, receiving career-changing financial and developmental support as he prepared to enter the industry.
Sol Taibi won the Luke Westlake Scholarship 2022. The prize was established in 2019 by Just Add Milk, a charitable theatre group committed to making the industry more accessible to actors from working-class backgrounds.
The award is open to students in their second year at either drama school or university in the UK. For Sol, it was a major boost to his career, one that almost did not get off the ground. He made multiple applications to drama schools before finally being accepted by Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
Growing up in working-class Middlesbrough, his enthusiasm for acting developed from the age of sixteen. He studied for a BTEC in Acting and went on to complete a one-year professional acting course in Newcastle, supporting himself during that time by working part-time at Sainsbury's.
Before training at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, Sol had already started building experience in the industry through theatre in education tours and pantomimes.
Now in its fourth year, the Luke Westlake Scholarship is an annual prize awarded to working-class actors in their second year of drama school or university in the UK. The recipient receives financial support and development opportunities as they complete their training.
The scholarship is named in memory of Luke Westlake, a friend of JAM and a talented actor who trained with the company at ArtsEd from 2014 to 2017. JAM remembers Luke as a diligent, fierce, working-class actor.
Sol Taibi at the 2022 Scholarship Evening
Scholarship Partners and Supporters
The 2022 scholarship was supported by The Foundry Personal Management, alongside a generous group of prize donors, partners and industry supporters.
Thank you to the partners supporting the 2022 scholarship
We are very lucky that this year's scholarship is supported by some incredible partners. As well as the prize donors, we are grateful for the support from Foundry Personal Management, Applause for Thought, Industry Minds and the Harold Pinter Theatre.
Over £6,000 of Support for the 2022 Winner
Sol received financial and developmental assistance from a wide range of arts organisations, industry professionals and creative businesses.
Spotlight
1 year subscription
The Stage
1 year subscription
Nick Hern Books
£100 script voucher
Stagedoor
£100 theatre tickets voucher
Becky Paris
1-to-1 lunch or meeting
Theataccounts
1 year accounts and tax return
Andy Brown Photography
Full headshot session
Self-tape.co.uk
1 full showreel
True Edge Combat
Standard level stage combat course
Industry Minds
Wellbeing package
Just Add Milk
£250 workshops voucher and £500 towards living costs
The Bespoke Folk
Full voicereel
Faye Timby
1-to-1 lunch or meeting
Gavin Mills
1-to-1 lunch or meeting
Rob Kelly Casting
1-to-1 lunch or meeting
Tom Jeggo
1-to-1 lunch or meeting
Hartshorn-Hook Productions
Tickets to 2 West End shows
Onset Fitness
6 months fitness coaching plan
The Classic Edit
3 Pilates sessions
Massage Repair
2 massage treatments
Shortlisted actors became eligible to apply for the Prince William BAFTA Bursary
Thanks to Just Add Milk's partnership with the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, the 2022 finalists became eligible to apply for the Prince William BAFTA Bursary after graduation, helping financially support early-career creatives.
The 2022 shortlisted actors
The 2022 shortlist included actors from training institutions across the UK, selected from more than 200 applications.
Ayọ̀ Peters
Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Nadia Kamalli
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
Arabella Smith-James
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
Samuel Jolliffe
ArtsEd
Sol Taibi
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
Kai Jerdioui
LAMDA
The 2022 scholarship panel
Ian Aryeh
BAFTA Rocliffe Resident Director
Mary Burch BEM
Industry Minds
Scarlett Maltman
Industry Minds
Faye Timby
Casting Director and Casting Associate for Sophie Holland Casting
Bridgette and Lee Westlake
Luke Westlake's parents
Liam McLaughlin and Kristian Wall
Just Add Milk
Press coverage for the 2022 award
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