Mary Storrie joins Purposely Podcast to tell her inspirational story On the 28th of December 2003 Mary’s world came crashing down. At a Christmas party, Rosie May their only daughter, aged 10 at the time, was brutally murdered by a 17 year old boy she knew. Mary talks about the devastation this caused both to...
f you missed this fabulous TV news from ITV Central watch here!! Find out what #tuktuksanta had to say when he visited Robert Miles Infant School to thank them for supporting us with our Smarties Campaign to help other children get back to school in Sri Lanka.
rosiemayfoundationblogUncategorized Dec 3, 2020 6 Minutes By Alice Burchfield 2020 brought many challenges due to the pandemic, with one of the most effected industries being the Performing Arts. Whether it be the technicians, performers, audience members or directors everyone has been affected in a different way. One thing we all have in common is our love and...
Now is the perfect time for people to come together, have a laugh and test their knowledge of all things Musical Theatre as well as meeting some West End stars along the way, as the each host a round in the Rosie May Christmas Zoom Quiz! Taking place on Saturday 28th November at 7:30pm its...
The Talullah Talks podcast features Mary Storrie, finalist for this year’s Pride of Britain award for her Rosie May Foundation, for which she is co-founder and CEO. The ultimate role model and symbol that out of the greatest despair can come something extraordinary. After her daughter was murdered, Mary Storrie has dedicated her life to...
The future is Pink! Find out why our CEO Mary Storrie thinks so in this pod cast with James Warren https://player.captivate.fm/episode/24bd8838-f57c-400b-9c3b-81aa6bea9f0c?fbclid=IwAR1nJeHyBU0_GkCDo0l5za9m8m9mJgwLzUL0Sb10jQGe_sqF63U0o-cIwuQ
Our family’s motivation, support, and involvement with the Rosie May Foundation By Alice Burchfield Having first met Mary and Graham at Musical Theatre High’s Charity Performances a few years ago, it was easy to see what exceptional individuals they were. From the moment they started telling their story to students, friends, and family at the...
