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In the final episode of Season 2, sound designer and composer Lee Affen discusses his unconventional journey into theatre, the visual language of sound and the importance of accessibility.
Lee is @LeeAffenAudio on Instagram and on Twitter. You can find Karla @karlamsweet on Twitter and Instagram and at https://karlamariesweet.substack.com/
Box of Tricks is @bottc on Twitter and @boxoftricktheatre on Instagram.
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Former PlayBoxer Stefanie Reynolds discusses her journey through theatre, challenging drama school experiences and being awarded DYCP funding. She also talks about her recent Box of Tricks play Danesha and current one-woman show Unhinged.
Stefanie is @stefaniereynolds__ on Instagram and @stefaniereyno on Twitter. You can find Karla @karlamsweet on Twitter and Instagram and at https://karlamariesweet.substack.com/
Box of Tricks is @bottc on Twitter and @boxoftricktheatre on Instagram.
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In this episode, Karla chats to playwright and screenwriter Ella Carmen Greenhill. Ella has written over 90 episodes of Coronation Street and also wrote celebrated Box of Tricks play Plastic Figurines. Karla chats to Ella about her journey, the recent Corrie storyline that has meant the most to her and Ella gives her advice to listeners hoping to get into continuing drama.
Ella is @ellagreenhill on Twitter. You can find Karla @karlamsweet on Twitter and Instagram and at https://karlamariesweet.substack.com/
Box of Tricks is @bottc on Twitter and @boxoftricktheatre on Instagram.
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In this episode, Karla chats to actor and movement director Jenni Jackson. They explore her journey into movement directing and chat about how to take care of yourself whilst taking on physically challenging work.
Jenni is @JenoirRenoir on both Twitter and Instagram. You can find Karla @karlamsweet on Twitter and Instagram and at https://karlamariesweet.substack.com/
Box of Tricks is @bottc on Twitter and @boxoftricktheatre on Instagram.
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Karla speaks to Offie-nominated Adam Fenton about accessibility, awards, allies and ALRA, as well as their journey through the industry as an Actor/Writer/Ticcer.
Twitter: @bottc, @adampfenton, @karlamsweet
Instagram: @boxoftrickstheatre, @adampfenton, @karlamsweet
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In the first of 3 special episodes focusing on accessibility in theatre, we chat to Alice Christina-Corrigan, who talks to us about her journey through the industry and the importance of audio description.
Twitter: @bottc, @aliceccorrigan, @karlamsweet
Instagram: @boxoftrickstheatre, @aliceccorrigan, @karlamsweet
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Matthew Xia told a story about him in episode 4 and, in episode 5, Lauren Nicole Mayes credited him with writing the play that inspired her to become a writer. So, what a privilege it is to have David Judge on the podcast this week! For those of you who don't know him, David is an actor and writer who has worked extensively across stage and screen. His play SparkPlug, which he wrote for Box of Tricks, toured in 2019 and was shown on Sky Arts in May 2021. In this conversation we discuss his journey through the industry and what it means to "be the best you".
If you like what David has to say in this episode and want to hear more of his wise words, check out the Masterclass he did for Box of Tricks in 2020, here in our Masterclass Archive: https://boxoftrickstheatre.co.uk/playwrights/masterclass/
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This week's guest is our very own Justina Aina, a producer and actor who works across stage and screen. We talk about life changing plays, her path to producing, “allyship”, her show Millennial Pink and why you should “go where you are celebrated”.
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