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Here you will find keynote speakers, who all are able to talk about Theatre. Click on the individual keynote speakers and read more about them and their keynotes.
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Graham Cole
Sharing anecdotes from his professional acting career, Graham Cole inspires audiences to find a purpose greater than themselves. As one of the country's most recognizable people, he lends his time and resources to charitable causes.
UK
He knew he wanted to be an actor as a child when Graham Cole paid sixpence to watch movies at the cinema on Saturday morning. For 47 years, he’s lived his dream, working with some of the greatest actors in the world. As one of the most recognized...
Lenny Henry
Sir Lenny Henry, award-winning actor, and comedian, elevates your event with his unmatched charisma and humor. His tailor-made performances leave a lasting impact on corporate audiences.
UK
Elevate your event with Sir Lenny Henry, an industry luminary. From his meteoric rise in comedy to winning prestigious awards and a knighthood, Lenny offers unparalleled charisma and expertise. As a presenter, he's a catalyst for...
Ruby Wax
TV personality and mental health activist is breaking down mental health taboos while making neuroscience interesting
UK
Speaker Ruby Wax is a well known TV personality and an active voice in the battle against mental illness. She facilitates workshops and presents keynotes which focus on neuroscience, communication, and leadership. Ruby effortlessly combines humor...
Jeffrey Archer
Best-selling author and former Member of Parliament & Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party
UK
Keynote speaker Jeffrey Archer is a former politician, a serving Member of the House of Lords, and a worldwide bestselling writer, with sales of over 250million books. He is the only author ever to have been a No.1 bestseller in fiction (fifteen...
Gyles Brandreth
Broadcaster and acclaimed interviewer keeps the audience engaged with his keynotes based on his wide-ranging career
UK
Keynote speaker Gyles Brandreth is one of Britain’s busiest after-dinner speakers. He is a writer, broadcaster and former Oxford Scholar, and has even starred in his own musical revue. His speeches are inspired by his wide range of...
Ed Begley Jr.
Actor and activist who serves on the board of Thoreau Institute, the Midnight mission as well as other organizations
USA
Our keynote speaker Ed Begley, Jr. is both an actor and activist. He is currently one of the hottest speakers in terms of eco-living and delivers an empowering and humorous message on sustainable living. He is also currently the co-star of the hit...
About Theatre
- The theater is one of the old and classic art forms that has managed to survive to this day even though the theater has faced hard competition during the twentieth century in the form of TV and the internet. Yet, the theatre is still here.
- Many of the greatest works writers within world literature wrote for the theatre, such as the perhaps greatest icon of them all, William Shakespeare, whose classic plays are performed worldwide even today.
- Keynote speakers on theater typically focus on artistic and historical angles as well as questions relating to cultural theory and politics. Often the keynote speakers are themselves, one way or the other, linked to the world of theater, maybe as playwright, director or actor. Or the keynote speakers might be experts, reviewers, etc.
- Even good keynote speakers can’t quite explain the magic of the theater, and perhaps good thing too, but they can tell you more about the theater and its workings, and perhaps even offer some insight into why the magic works the way that it does.