She sat upon her balcony...
Miss Nurse's page of drama-related ramblings...
- theatre companies you should know about
- plays in Essex and London that you should go and see
- books you should add to your Amazon wish list
- reviews and articles about theatre and how it is changing
- and the odd appreciative comment about badgers
- plays in Essex and London that you should go and see
- books you should add to your Amazon wish list
- reviews and articles about theatre and how it is changing
- and the odd appreciative comment about badgers
Wednesday, 24 August 2011
Podcasts make bus theatre
An interesting idea of how to use podcasts - you could use them as presets or marketing tools for any performances you do...
Night bus tours
Night bus tours
Monday, 9 May 2011
Powerful verbatim stuff
I'm a big fan of verbatim theatre - I think it has the power to capture real stories and an honest sense of character.
I listened to this on Radio 4 a couple of years ago and thought it would make the basis of a brilliant piece of theatre. Especially site-specific...in the Prep School...
I listened to this on Radio 4 a couple of years ago and thought it would make the basis of a brilliant piece of theatre. Especially site-specific...in the Prep School...
Some stories just shouldn't be forgotten.
Promenade Theatre
If you're doing promenade - think big! Theatre can be a spectacle, and it can involve a whole community and their surroundings if done well.
Port Talbot
Port Talbot
To Verbatim or not Verbatim...
Links to three articles on the Guardian's theatre blog about verbatim theatre - the pros and cons:
Sunday, 8 May 2011
In the beginning...
there was a badger...
and a drama teacher who wanted to share the wonderful world of theatre on our doorstep...
so she created a blog, with many interesting links, and tried to convince herself that battling with the internet was more fun than eating biscuits...
so that you - enthusiastic drama students - could be further enlightened by 'stuff you can find on the internet'
let the journey commence
and a drama teacher who wanted to share the wonderful world of theatre on our doorstep...
so she created a blog, with many interesting links, and tried to convince herself that battling with the internet was more fun than eating biscuits...
so that you - enthusiastic drama students - could be further enlightened by 'stuff you can find on the internet'
let the journey commence
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