Sylvia Rosenblum at Eastside Radio and I have done another series of podcasts (which seems to have become an annual thing). This one looks at the working conditions of theatres in Shakespeare’s day. The episodes are only around twelve minutes long, so great for a short commute, and can be played via the Eastside website […]
Sylvia Rosenblum, of Eastside Radio’s Arts Wednesday, and I usually manage a podcast series about once a year. This time it’s on Shakespeare’s Heroes and Villains. Six episodes, each around ten to twelve minutes. Somehow on the first one by the time I’d got through Prince Hal and Joan of Arc we’d already run out […]
Recently I was delighted to spend some time in the recording studio with Sylvia Rosenblum, of Eastside Radio’s Arts Wednesday program, chatting about Shakespeare’s Women. We put together six ten-to-twelve minute episodes, broken down into: Shakespeare’s World, Ingénues and Witty Wenches, Queens, the Lower Classes, Shrews, and Magical Daughters. Now the full series has gone […]
What on earth is Dramaturgy? I got to discuss this elusive but crucial aspect of theatremaking with a couple of exceptionally qualified people, who really, really love it. Anthea Williams is the Associate Director (Literary) with Belvoir Street Theatre and James Evans is the Resident Artist for Education with Bell Shakespeare. The Dramaturg is responsible for […]
Anna Kamaralli 