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Playwright & poet James McDermott speaks to members of the local community and celebrates how theatre has shaped their lives. Developed through a series of writing workshops & Zoom sessions,...
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Playwright & poet James McDermott speaks to members of the local community and celebrates how theatre has shaped their lives. Developed through a series of writing workshops & Zoom sessions, each tale has been recorded during lockdown as we wait for theatres to safely re-open.
Tales of Theatre is an original podcast from Norwich Theatre and is part of the Creative Community Recovery Programme. This project has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
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Tales of Theatre is an original podcast from Norwich Theatre and is part of the Creative Community Recovery Programme. This project has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
Tales of Theatre
Tales of Theatre
Episode 6: Unlived Dreams
19 MAR 2021 · "Who knows how many unlived dreams there are in this space?" - In our final episode of the series, Helen Wells discusses the human and physical connection that is felt during a class or workshop.
Tales of Theatre is part of Norwich Theatre’s Creative Community Recovery Programme, which has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
Episode 5: Cogs in the Wheel
12 MAR 2021 · "Theatre, like life, is a rollercoaster of emotions. Full of ups and downs, revelations and surprises." - Barbara Stackwood explores all the different moving parts behind the scenes that complete the experience of live performance.
Tales of Theatre is part of Norwich Theatre’s Creative Community Recovery Programme, which has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
Episode 4: The Theatre of Going to the Theatre
5 MAR 2021 · "The spectacle and sense of occasion in the Theatre Royal was second to none." - Getting done up to the nines and taking your seat, Rupert Mallin remembers the first time he visited the theatre in Norwich.
Tales of Theatre is part of Norwich Theatre’s Creative Community Recovery Programme, which has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
Episode 3: My New Family
26 FEB 2021 · "You can feel, even smell the waiting anticipation of the audience. Then, it happens." - Through the eyes of a steward, Esme Staniforth tells the story of each exciting moment ahead of the opening curtain call and why she loves to volunteer for the theatre.
Tales of Theatre is part of Norwich Theatre’s Creative Community Recovery Programme, which has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
Episode 2: Letting the Genie Out of the Bottle
19 FEB 2021 · “You get to see others shine in a way that they would have never thought possible.” - Jonathan Wainwright regularly attends performing arts sessions at The Maddermarket Theatre and at Norwich Theatre. In this tale, Jonathan asks why workshops & classes are so important to our wellbeing and explores the power and inspiration they can provide to ordinary people.
Tales of Theatre is part of Norwich Theatre’s Creative Community Recovery Programme, which has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
Episode 1: A Night at the Opera
10 FEB 2021 · “Coats off, chairs creak, rustle of chocolates… An electric buzz.” - What sights and sounds remind you of the theatre? Helen Wells tells the tale of her very first visit to the Opera, watching Gloriana by Benjamin Britten. Helen reflects on her feelings towards the character of Queen Elizabeth and how the performance resonated with her own life, in a style reminiscent of Alan Bennett.
Tales of Theatre is an original podcast from Norwich Theatre and is part of the Creative Community Recovery Programme. This project has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
Playwright & poet James McDermott speaks to members of the local community and celebrates how theatre has shaped their lives. Developed through a series of writing workshops & Zoom sessions,...
show more
Playwright & poet James McDermott speaks to members of the local community and celebrates how theatre has shaped their lives. Developed through a series of writing workshops & Zoom sessions, each tale has been recorded during lockdown as we wait for theatres to safely re-open.
Tales of Theatre is an original podcast from Norwich Theatre and is part of the Creative Community Recovery Programme. This project has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
show less
Tales of Theatre is an original podcast from Norwich Theatre and is part of the Creative Community Recovery Programme. This project has been made possible thanks to the generosity of donations through our Coronavirus Crisis Appeal, as well as grants from the Norfolk Community Foundation and Norwich Freemen’s Charity.
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