James Farncombe and Bruno Poet host conversations about making theatre https://nitter.cf/t.co/SvvNpOgbgU
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This episode we talk to Paul Handley, Production and Technical Director at the National Theatre about his search for a more sustainable model of Making Theatre.
This time, we leave behind the warm, dry confines of the conventional theatre space and head outside for an inspiring conversation with Angie Bual, creative director of Trigger, a company producing large scale outdoor theatre and events.
This time we talk to Sarah and Mark about their extensive experience writing and directing pantomime. Their own particular brand of raucous rock-n-roll panto has been seen for 19 consecutive years at the Liverpool Everyman
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James Farncombe and Bruno Poet invite people who work in theatre, from backstage to onstage, to talk about what they do to help bring a show to the stage. (@ArtsAward)
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Over the past few weeks of driving up and down the country, these brilliant podcasts have been a staple to my long journeys, excited for Season 2!
This time we talk to Michael Dennis about is career as a company stage manager and his extensive experience of touring theatre in the UK.
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Have felt glum abt theatre and it’s rush to put the train back on the tracks & puff away merrily as if the last 2 yrs never happened. #DepartureLounge22 @IngoodcoEM @DerbyTheatre have renewed my faith. So much great work going on quietly, consistently, making a real difference
Season 2 kicks off with an excellent chat with Lauren Stroud about her experience working as a swing in London’s west end.
Bruno and James take a moment to say hello and thank you…Listen at anchor.fm/makingtheatrepodca…
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NO, I do not want to bring my kids into the rehearsal room, nor to I want to take them to the workshop nor the tech!
What I want is for a clear schedule (that doesn't change unless there is a good reason) given far enough in advance that I can arrange effective childcare!
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Prasanna Puwanarajah is an actor, director and writer, working across theatre, film and television. He also happens to be a fully trained medical doctor..who is also writing a graphic novel. Here is his unique perspective on Making Theatre…
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This time we talk to Bernie Davis, the veteran television lighting director, about a subject increasingly apposite to our own work; adapting stage lighting for television and online broadcast.
