So the highlight of today’s read through of Margaret Catchpole (Eastern Angles 30th anniversary show which opens at the Hush House on 21 June – booking details here)? I’d like to say it was the obvious potential of our very talented cast, or Alastair’s words coming alive or even Rosie talking us through the set. … Continue reading »
A day at the test – some notes. A strauss ton, some sloppy out fielding, a Pieterson cameo and Trott in the zone. All in a days play! Continue reading »
Not everyday this happens! Something of a celebration in the Eastern Angles office today as we’ve been awarded £120,000 from the Arts Council as part of the Council’s fiercely competitive national scheme Catalyst, designed to encourage entrepreneurial fundraising. Now our task is to use that award to bring in another £100,000 of philanthropic funding. The … Continue reading »
my thoughts on the Voice Project’s ‘Singing the City’ from Dawn to Dusk – part of the Norwich and Norfolk festival! Continue reading »
Thoughts on three crazy evenings of arts events – from a sonic pig pen to a dragon invasion via a folly of a tower. Includes some video footage of The Invasion from the opening night of the Norwich and Norfolk Festival. Continue reading »
My musings on how theatre will develop over the next decade Continue reading »
It only seems like yesterday that Private Resistance opened in Aldeburgh but some 50 odd performances later we’re now heading into the last couple of weeks of the tour. And to finish with some pretty special gigs coming up. A week ago the company were at the East Anglian Railway Museum (which seems appropriate given … Continue reading »
well thats what I headed to Cambridge to find out! An early morning start did not bode well but it certainly proved to be worth it! Continue reading »
The compelling stories of photographers Chris Porsz and James Ravillious Continue reading »
Some musings on participatory theatre – Margaret Catchpole, Forty Years On, A Promised Land and The Voices Project Continue reading »
