Its Live - Our New Kickstarter 'Wish We Were Here' stories of working class fantastic spaces - support our artists and our collective here
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Very sad to hear Professor Jack Metzgar has passed. He was a committed & passionate working class man that found himself like some of us have in the University system. He was committed to research on the class struggle .@wcstudies
'In June 1928, Orwell — then still known as Eric Arthur Blair — moved from London to Paris, with the aim of learning French, living cheaply, and writing novels. That didn’t quite work out: although he had some success writing shorter-length journalism...'
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Our 4th conference organised by @UniofHerts & Uni of west of England,supported by @Intellect. Papers presented by w/c academics to room full of w/c academics & activists. World looks very different when viewed through the lens of class -big thanks 2 @DrCEJohnston & Millie helsing
I'm really looking forward to Alternative Black Country on 7th Nov. Especially to be sharing a stage with my awesome friend, @Kerry2001 and my mucker @bctype
Last year I went to a conference at Manchester Met about this..hosted by Phil Redmond it was depressing actually. At the end he said 'shall we do this again next year'
Vicky McClure: ‘Working-class people want authenticity on TV, but networks don’t’ https://t.co/z3opc8wTXv
Mon -Thursday me & .@MrsJayneW took our play on the road Nottingham, Greater Manchester, Salford & Grimsby- we took our story of working class girls growing up in quick to other working class communities who welcomed us, laughed & cried with us. I dont think SixTeen's journey is over yet
🔊NOW ON BBC Sounds.
Tune in to @BBCRadioManc to catch sixTeen co writer @redrumlisa talking to @sweeneysalford about the play and the August tour.
🎧️Timestamp: Listen to the Interview at 11:51 (18/08/26)
▶️https://t.co/m0MAfm8hrE
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In just over a week I'm bringing our play written with .@MrsJayneW to .@wcmlibrary in Salford to the Lancashire Mining Museum and to East Marsh United in Grimsby - still tickets available
https://t.co/8kpi65Ihye
Carsic Estate, Sutton-in-Ashfield. Nottinghamshire. 1984. Three girls are turning sixteen.
They're dreaming of new clothes from the market, their first full wage packet, and nights out.
They have no idea their world is about to change.
🧵We're taking sixTeen on tour!
Written by Dr Lisa McKenzie and Jayne Williams, This is a coming-of-age story set in 1984 but it speaks powerfully to Britain today.
📅Tour dates and tickets: https://t.co/KG4DeI8KbA
Shall we have some good news .@MrsJayneW & me wrote a play we showed it last year on Ashfield & in 2 weeks we go to Grimsby, Salford, and Lancashire Mining Museum. You can get tickets below 👇 the play is 1 hour & then we have discussion where you get to talk about memories & stories the play might have ignited
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We're developing sixTeen (by @redrumlisa
and me) further, into a full storytelling theatre production with 3 awesome actors. We're taking it Nottingham, Salford, Wigan and Grimsby, final week of August. Tickets £3-£5. Book now!
https://t.co/Nm0iEqkX2D
This is all possible thanks to generous donations from fabulous individuals. Funding from several Trusts and Foundations. Support from amazing partners enabling us to take the production further afield. Ongoing support from Arts Council England. THANK YOU!