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Academic, critic, novelist, and poet, Patrick McGuinness will join Cat M’Crystal- Fletcher, a multi-media creative, who also works as Publishing Account Manager with Rowanvale Books, for a lively discussion on their experience in Sub-Saharan Africa as part of a recent British Council scoping trip.
They chat about their personal highlights from South Africa and Zimbabwe, the invaluable lessons they've learned, and how the experience has influenced their creative practice.
Next episode coming 25 September – it features acclaimed playwright, dramaturg and theatre director, Branwen Davies and Gethin Evans, Artistic Director at Frân Wen, a Welsh language theatre company based in North West Wales.
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AUTRES ÉPISODES DANS CE PODCAST
In Episode 2, Jafar chats to acclaimed playwright and dramaturg Branwen Davies and Artistic Director of theatre company Frân Wen, Gethin Evans.
They have a lively discussion about their experience in Sub-Saharan Africa, including their personal highlights from South Africa and Zimbabwe, the inval…
In the fourth episode of this Breaking Boundaries series, Jafar and
Hannah bring together creatives from Wales and Sub-Saharan Africa to chat about their practices, the connections
they made together and how they are hoping to collaborate in the future.
Patrick McGuinness and Peggie Shangwa disc…
In this episode, podcast producers Hannah Loy and Jafar Iqbal discuss their experience in South Africa and Zimbabwe,
introducing two creatives they met during their travels: Ismail Mahomed – known as the ‘Godfather of the Arts’ in South Africa and Alex Gwaze, a Zimbabwean filmmaker,
curator, concep…
Coming soon to the British Council Wales website … From
Wales to South Africa to Zimbabwe and back again.
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