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Director, writer and performer Katie Villa of Quirk Theatre talks about imagination as activism, and how Theatre can help us imagine better futures.
In this joyful, reflective chat we cover:
- Katie’s creative roots and her discovery of Exeter’s vibrant arts scene.
- The evolution of Quirk Theatre, renowned for inventive family productions blending playfulness and purpose.
- Creating Dayzee and the World of Tomorrow — a show co-designed with Exeter’s children and climate scientists to explore optimistic futures.
- The process of turning big global challenges into accessible, funny, and emotionally resonant stories.
- Why “mischief and love” are at the heart of every Quirk show.
Resources & Links
- Quirk Theatre https://www.quirktheatre.co.uk
- The Bike Shed Theatre (Archive) https://www.bikeshedtheatre.co.uk
- Exeter Phoenix https://www.exeterphoenix.org.uk
- Theatre Alibi https://www.theatrealibi.co.uk
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