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Titilola Dawudu speaks to playwrights, actors and directors who are making waves in UK theatre, have a view of the ever changing landscape of the industry, and are keen to explore what the future might look like for ethnically diverse artists. With subjects ranging from Covid-19, identity, race and mental health, each episode features a performed monologue from hit book, "Hear Me Now - Audition Monologues for Actors of Colour", or a new monologue specially commissioned for the podcast. Highlighting career pathways and opportunities for artists with the aim of bridging the gap for underrepresented artists, guests including Winsome Pinnock, Shiv Jalota, Endy McKay, Heather Agyepong and Jumoke Fashola ignite honest and open conversations about all things theatre. Brought to you by Tamasha Theatre Company with Titilola Dawudu, in partnership with Afridiziak Theatre News and supported by The London Community Response Fund (City Bridge Trust).
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
31 minutes
English
United Kingdom
9 episodes
since Dec. 22, 2020
episodic
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In this writers room special, Titilola Dawudu speaks to playwright Winsome Pinnock and early career writers Dannielle Sadiq and Endy McKay. They discuss their work and approaches to writing, what makes them a writer, and the very different stages of their writing journeys.
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Actor Tanya Loretta-Dee and actor and visual artist Heather Agyepong discuss the gaps in the arts and theatre industry. They delve into the industry’s approaches to diversity, how we’re collectively ‘done’ and what needs to really happen to hold people accountable.
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Why is our work still considered risky? Natasha Kathi-Chandra and Jennifer Lim join host Titilola Dawudu to discuss why theatres' all too often believe work by people of colour is taking a chance. They also interrogate other people’s perceptions of what it means to be Black, South Asian or Chinese.…
Host Titilola Dawudu talks to Shiv Jalota and Rajan Sharma about how Covid-19 allowed them to reflect on their productivity and creativity. The two actors discuss how hard the industry can be for them and Shiv gives insight into his first TV role as Vinnie Pansar in EastEnders.
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Dannielle Sadiq hosts the second part to our Student Special. She is joined by Ami Tredrea, Camille Burnett and Suraj Shah. Their discussion brings up the subject of mental health, their hopes for the future and what changes need to be made in the theatre industry.
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When it comes to the arts and theatre industry, we rarely hear from arts students nor those who have recently graduated. In this two part student special, recent graduate Dannielle Sadiq speaks to students Michael Ahomka-Lindsay, Yasmina Berraoui and Yuki Sutton about how the COVID-19 pandemic has …
Director Phillip Morris and actor and writer Christian Graham join Titilola Dawudu. They give their perspectives of being Black men in the theatre industry and how this affects the choices they make when it comes to their work.
Every episode in the series features a performed monologue from hit bo…
Actor, singer and radio presenter, Jumoké Fashola joins host Titilola Dawudu to talk about her career across arts and music. Jumoké had a long-standing tenure at London’s Ronnie Scotts and is a presenter across BBC radio. As actor, Jumoké recently appeared in Temi Wilkey’s The High Table (2020) at …
A new podcast from Tamasha Theatre Company with Titilola Dawudu.
Titilola speaks to artists including playwright Winsome Pinnock, Eastenders' Shiv Jalota, and more igniting honest and open conversations about all things theatre diving into subjects such as race, identity, Covid 19 and its impact o…
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