I've got a bit behind... So here's my news in a nutshell!

A Place at the Table not only went ahead, to great critical acclaim and enthusiastic audiences at Camden People's Theatre and Southwark Cathedral as planned, but also had a one-off performance at Amnesty International. We've now started working on a new piece about the Balkans, peace and nonviolence. it feels like a massive turning point for the company. Pics of the show in situ at the Cathedral to follow soon.

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We're now just on the edge of having secured sufficient funding to go ahead with the completion of A Place at the Table, which we will then show at Camden People's Theatre and Southwark Cathedral. All very exciting. There'll be loads more news no doubt, but you can help with the funding campaign here and keep up with all the news by subscribing to our mailing list.

As ever, www.daedalustheatre.co.uk for more info!

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The 'Transformation and Revelation' exhibition has ended, though you can get the catalogue from the SBTD website as well as the National Theatre bookshop, online at Amazon and at various other leading bookshops. The last day of the exhibition included a symposium on site-specific theatre which quite a few of the exhibitors attended. So it turned into rather a lovely social event. My entry in the catalogue and exhibition is/was A Place at the Table.

Meanwhile, the project that I'm doing with Fa...
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Every four years the Society of British Theatre Designers organises a major national exhibition of its members' work, along with members of the Association of Lighting Designers. This time round it's in the new (so new it's still being built) building at the Royal Welsh Collage of Music and Drama in Cardiff. I have a small display there about the process of making A Place at the Table, which I choose as it answered the exhibition's theme of 'transformation and revelation' and a specific reque...
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