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6: "How have your jobs in theatre influenced your work at non zero one?"
Lyn Gardner is one of UK’s foremost theatre critics and an Associate Editor of The Stage. Lyn reviewed 'would like to meet' in 2010 and asks, “How have your individual jobs in British theatre influenced your work at non zero one?”
Like many people in theatre, everyone at non zero one has other jobs – this is what allows the company to work in the way that it does. In this episode we talk about wearing different hats, how to know when to borrow something good, and how to know when to leave something behind. How have bigger organisations helped us, a little one? Who learned that the professionals are making it up as they go? And how easy is it to take your artist’s hat off?
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As non zero one turns 10, we asked eight people who have been part of our journey to pose us a question. We reflect on lessons we’ve learned from collaborators, mentors, and unexpected places, focusing on a different question in each 20-minute episode. Music by James Bulley.
www.nonzeroone.com
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By non zero oneLyn Gardner is one of UK’s foremost theatre critics and an Associate Editor of The Stage. Lyn reviewed 'would like to meet' in 2010 and asks, “How have your individual jobs in British theatre influenced your work at non zero one?”
Like many people in theatre, everyone at non zero one has other jobs – this is what allows the company to work in the way that it does. In this episode we talk about wearing different hats, how to know when to borrow something good, and how to know when to leave something behind. How have bigger organisations helped us, a little one? Who learned that the professionals are making it up as they go? And how easy is it to take your artist’s hat off?
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As non zero one turns 10, we asked eight people who have been part of our journey to pose us a question. We reflect on lessons we’ve learned from collaborators, mentors, and unexpected places, focusing on a different question in each 20-minute episode. Music by James Bulley.
www.nonzeroone.com