Lady Macbeth Uncut opens in a week! In this new play, an all-women creative team challenges the patriarchal norms that demonise Shakespeare's Lady Macbeth. We'd love to share her story with you, and have lots of ticket discounts available! www.thedraytonarmstheatre.co.uk/lady-macbeth...

So if you hear of anything, or have any work going starting from November, please give me a shout! 🙏🏻

I’m very much in need of any/all freelance work in dramaturgy, teaching or lecturing, arts admin, research, writing/editing, or assisting work (producing, directing, access support). I’m currently not earning enough consistently to pay rent and bills

The theatre and education sectors are getting worse by the day. I’ve lost 3 of my regular ‘day job’ classes in schools due to low enrollment, have no theatre work on the horizon after the show I’m producing runs this month, and HE is more precarious than ever. 🧵

The theatre and education sectors are getting worse by the day. I’ve lost 3 of my regular ‘day job’ classes in schools due to low enrollment, have no theatre work on the horizon after the show I’m producing runs this month, and HE is more precarious than ever. 🧵

I’m out leafleting around the theatre today, and rehearsals properly start tomorrow. We’re so excited to share this with audiences from 15 October! thedraytonarmstheatre.co.uk/lady-macbeth...

Feedback would be tailored to suit your aims for the work, and could be in writing or through discussion

Hello #theatresky, I’m thinking of offering pay-what-you-can dramaturgy sessions from November. Is this something you’d be interested in? How much would you be able/willing to pay for feedback on your script/scratch/performance?

It’s my birthday today. I’m not celebrating for various reasons, so in lieu of buying me a G&T, I’d be so grateful if you could chuck a fiver in the crowdfund for the new play I’m producing: Catriona Clancy’s “Lady Macbeth Uncut”, dir. by EmmaCopland www.indiegogo.com/projects/lad...

Lady Macbeth Uncut

An adaptation of Macbeth, which tells the story from Lady Macbeth's point of view.

I wonder if internet fandoms have shifted how people think about who should write what. Chatting with a student I asked why they hadn’t submitted an assignment & they replied “I didn’t like that story.” They seemed genuinely surprised when I insisted you can analyze culture you don’t especially like