Michael Hamlyn

Trustee

Michael has been a film and theatre producer for over 35 years – best known for the award winning film and stage musical “The Adventure of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.” As the son of the late Paul Hamlyn he has been a Trustee for over thirty years previously steering the Social Justice Programme and more recently taking responsibility for the foundation’s work in Youth and Migration. He is a former governor of the Southbank Centre and the National Film and Television School . He still maintains a great interest in Northern Ireland and has been on the Board of the Nerve Centre in Derry for the last ten years. He co-owns the restaurant Bibendum with Sir Terence Conran, which is located in the iconic Michelin building.