TheatreCraft: Introduction to Backstage Careers
In one of the first workshops at TheatreCraft, Simon Lovelace, the founder of the one-day stagecraft training course Crew Class, provided a fascinating insight into the world of backstage careers....
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TheatreCraft: Financial Management – How to be Self-Employed
Please don’t accuse me of being wrapped up in cotton wool, but I have to admit that self-employment is a fairly new area to me, as I’m still studying at university. Whilst many of the exhibitors at...
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The Food of Love: The Age of the Jukebox Musical
I don’t know about you, but as a music graduate and self-confessed muso, I can’t help but notice the sheer number of jukebox musicals on at the moment. Just pick up a newspaper and look at the weekly...
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The Food of Love: A Passion for the Stage
In recent years, there’s been a substantial amount of controversy over staged adaptions of the Easter story, even more so when you add music to the mix. For example, the Broadway staging and...
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The Food of Love: Staying in time with key changes
“Imagine the outcry if there were no awards for Director.” “Imagine the outcry if there were no awards for Choreographer.” “Imagine the outcry if there were no awards for Designer.” “Could there be an...
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The Food of Love: Thatcher’s musicals?
As I’m sure you’ll know, music within the theatre had an integral part to play in responding to the death of Margaret Thatcher. The decision to keep the anti-Tory retaliation ‘Merry Christmas Maggie...
View ArticleTheatreCraft: Introduction to Backstage Careers
In one of the first workshops at TheatreCraft, Simon Lovelace, the founder of the one-day stagecraft training course Crew Class, provided a fascinating insight into the world of backstage careers....
View ArticleClik here to view.
TheatreCraft: Financial Management – How to be Self-Employed
Please don’t accuse me of being wrapped up in cotton wool, but I have to admit that self-employment is a fairly new area to me, as I’m still studying at university. Whilst many of the exhibitors at...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Food of Love: The Age of the Jukebox Musical
I don’t know about you, but as a music graduate and self-confessed muso, I can’t help but notice the sheer number of jukebox musicals on at the moment. Just pick up a newspaper and look at the weekly...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Food of Love: A Passion for the Stage
In recent years, there’s been a substantial amount of controversy over staged adaptions of the Easter story, even more so when you add music to the mix. For example, the Broadway staging and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Food of Love: Staying in time with key changes
“Imagine the outcry if there were no awards for Director.” “Imagine the outcry if there were no awards for Choreographer.” “Imagine the outcry if there were no awards for Designer.” “Could there be an...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Food of Love: Thatcher’s musicals?
As I’m sure you’ll know, music within the theatre had an integral part to play in responding to the death of Margaret Thatcher. The decision to keep the anti-Tory retaliation ‘Merry Christmas Maggie...
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