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Join us for our second episode, once again hosted by Claire Rogerson. This episode features interviews with Chompa and Bushra from Al-Falaq, alongside Maryam Ali, writer and performer of Beche Thaka, directed by Corinne Kilvington. Content warning: This episode includes references to domestic abuse, misogyny and violence against women and girls.
Content warning: Domestic abuse, misogyny. Hosted by Claire Rodgerson & Fisa Humpeldink. Episode 1 features #DiamondsGoneMissing, an audio drama created by Southmoor Academy girls & developed with guidance from JoJo Kirtley. Featuring interviews with JoJo and Jaydean - Sunderland City Council Public Health. Cast: Meena Al-Nawrasy & Ashlea Sanderson. Directed by Corinne Kilvington.
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Theatre of the Survivor is a survivor-led podcast bringing together original audio drama, creative storytelling and conversations with professionals to explore experiences of domestic abuse, recovery and the prevention of violence against women and girls.
Produced by Workie Ticket Theatre, the podcast has been developed by Founder & Co-Artistic Director JoJo Kirtley, building on research from her Churchill Fellowship, Staging Violence Against Women and Girls, which explored how theatre is being used internationally to empower survivors and challenge gender-based violence.
Content warning: Domestic abuse, misogyny and violence against women & girls.
Theatre of the Survivor Team
Project Co-ordinator, Facilitator, Producer & Writer: JoJo Kirtley
Podcast Host: Claire Rodgerson
Professional Interviewer: Fisa Humpledink
Director of audioplays: Corinne Kilvington
Actors: Meena Al-Nawrasy, Ashlea Sanderson, Maryam Ali, Corinne Kilvington
Songwriter: Kirsten Hall
Song producer: Hati
Writer: Maryam Ali
Audio Engineer & Editor: Ko-Le Chen
Sound Technician & Assistant Editor: Simon Hymers
Podcast Jingle Creator: Amber Devereux
Artwork: Caitlin Murray
Publicity: Jane Imrie, Tyger Comms
With special thanks to organisations Al-Falaq Counselling, WWIN Specialist Domestic Abuse Services and Southmoor Academy who helped create the audioplays and song. Support: Domestic Abuse Helpline 0808 2000 247