It's a hit!💥
The stars just keep coming for Jonathan Maitland's unmissable memoir, How to Survive Your Mother!
Running at King's Head Theatre until 24 November
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Production images have been released today for the premiere of Jonathan Maitland’s new play How to Survive Your Mother which plays a limited run at the King’s Head Theatre, London, from 23 October @KingsHeadThtr https://t.co/OvtiOy9wlS
@NT_PressOffice Images of the Day: The company and creative team of HOW TO SURVIVE YOUR MOTHER in rehearsals for its premiere run at @KingsHeadThtr from 23 Oct.
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The cast has been announced for the premiere of Jonathan Maitland’s new play How to Survive Your Mother which plays a limited run at the King’s Head Theatre, London @KingsHeadThtr https://t.co/wAstQh1FmL
Everyone who turns 18 in 🇩🇪 next year will receive a €200 voucher to spend on cultural offerings.
Young adults will be able to buy concert tickets, vinyl & more with the KulturPass.
Aim is to expose young people to the arts & provide a financial boost to the cultural sector.
Aware that @mrjamesob might be doing a piece about the ‘defunding’ of ENO this morning, I think I should perhaps drop some facts into that debate, then offer an opinion: 🧵
Part of grief is anger and I fully agree with what Jo Clifford says here about theatres needing to create a space for those who have experienced trauma to express that rage - and to protest, especially as the right to protest is being stripped away https://t.co/ZndyrhvBpt
@tyson_annie At the darkest moments in my life, i always end up replaying in my mind Helen playing Hester Collyer in The Deep Blue Sea cooking herself a fried egg. It saves me every time. She did that. Her work does that.
Today, we launch The Big Freelancer Report.
One year on from the beginning of the pandemic, The Big Freelancer Report maps the problems facing the freelance workforce & makes practical recommendations for change.
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#FreelancersMakeTheatreWork