Technology. In the world of theatre, it might seem like a means to an end. And yet here at Capital Theatres it kickstarted a very special community relationshi

Find out more in Episode 5 of All The World’s A Stage, as Willy joins Capital Theatres’ Head of Technical Graham and choirmaster Alan, who discuss everything from Bovril to brass bands; motorbikes to Tracey Island (to say nothing of Alan’s great great grandfather’s dead donkey!)

Technology. In the world of theatre, it might seem like a means to an end. And yet here at Capital Theatres it kickstarted a very special community relationshi Find out more in Episode 5 of All The World’s A Stage, as Willy joins Capital Theatres’ Head of Technical Graham and choirmaster Alan, who discuss everything from Bovril to brass bands; motorbikes to Tracey Island (to say nothing of Alan’s great great grandfather’s dead donkey!)

Technology. In the world of theatre, it might seem like a means to an end. And yet here at Capital Theatres it kickstarted a very special community relationshi

Find out more in Episode 5 of All The World’s A Stage, as Willy joins Capital Theatres’ Head of Technical Graham and choirmaster Alan, who discuss everything from Bovril to brass bands; motorbikes to Tracey Island (to say nothing of Alan’s great great grandfather’s dead donkey!)&nbsp;

Episode 5: Community Connections

Welcome to All The World's A Stage, the dementia-friendly podcast from Capital Theatres. Presented by journalist Willy Gilder, now living with dementia, each episode showcases a different interest of a member of the dementia-friendly community in conversation with Capital Theatres. From scripts to spotlights, tea dances to technical, join Willy as he ventures into the beating heart of theatreland while finding out what measures are being taken to ensure Capital Theatres remains open and accessible to all.

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