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A new podcast series seeking to demystify collaborating with international artists and presenting international plays in the UK. Cut the Cord Theatre will host a new podcast every other week, interviewing artists, funders and organisations in the UK and Nordic countries, to make international networking, skills-exchange and collaboration more accessible to emerging artists and companies.
Update frequency:
every 16 days
Average audio length:
45 minutes
English
United States
15 episodes
since June 9, 2020
episodic
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In this episode we speak to Alexander Salzberger who is a Swedish Playwright and part of our new translation programme New Nordic Voices with his play ‘Real Knows Real’. We talk about returning to writing again after a long break, why the personal stuff is the political stuff, and just how you find…
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In this episode, we speak to Daria Glenter who is a Norwegian Playwright and part of our new translation programme New Nordic Voices with her play ‘Ring Ring Ring’. We talk about theology and folk tales being the mother of dramaturgy, what to do if you are a master procrastinator, and why you shoul…
In this episode, I speak to Arda Yildirim who is a Finnish Playwright and part of our new translation programme New Nordic Voices. We talk about the power of writing by hand and the freedom it unlocks, why the word ‘artist’ can be problematic, and just how the Finns have found the key to successful…
In this episode we speak to Gígja Sara Björnsson who is an Icelandic playwright and part of our new translation programme New Nordic Voices. We talk about how absurdity and humour can aid activism in plays and why it’s important to be inspired by artists and genres we don’t know. We are also joined…
In this episode, we speak to Marie Bjørn who is a Danish playwright and part of our new translation programme New Nordic Voices. We talk about how myths can inspire new writing that resonates with us today, the art of self-care and the right to fail, and why writer collectives are so important.
Our 1st episode of season 2 of Theatre Beyond Borders is here! This season we focus on 'Artists in Conversation' and will be speaking to theatre-makers across borders about what inspires them and how they make work.For Episode 1 we speak to Siri Paulsen who is a Greenlandic director and s…
Remember our podcast Theatre Beyond Borders? We have a special episode for you as we come to the end of the year and the end of our first season! This year we have been trying to demystify making international theatre, and today we finish this season with an episode on international arts funding.Fo…
This week we're joined by Max Vickers and Serena Grasso from Bloomsbury Publishing. We talk about the process and importance of publishing international playtexts in the UK, and why it’s so important to change the canon and whose voices are being heard.Bloomsbury Publishing is a leading indepe…
This week we look at international theatre in the West End with producer Grant Edwards. We talk about cultural diversity in the West End and why some of the most famous stages in the world can benefit from international productions and collaborations.Grant Edwards is the Associate Producer for Wild…
This week we’re joined by Karen Toftegaard from CPH Stage in Denmark, Hili Iivanainen from Tampere Theatre Festival in Finland, and Nic Connaughton from Pleasance Theatre in London. We talk about international festivals and the benefits of international networking, and what theatre festivals might …
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