In Conversation: Pygmalion & The Importance of Being Earnest

15 August

: 5:30 pm

(£Free

Consessions)

Price: £Free

Adults

In Conversation: Pygmalion & The Importance of Being Earnest

Join the companies of Pygmalion and The Importance of Being Earnest for a lively afternoon discussion exploring two of the greatest plays ever written.

This special event offers audiences the chance to go behind the scenes with the actors and creative teams during the productions’ runs at the Rother Street Arts House. Expect conversation, insight, anecdotes from rehearsal, and a chance to ask your own questions during the audience Q&A.

Joining the panel will be:

Jonas Cemm — director of Pygmalion, theatre-maker and founder of SHAW2020, known for his work specialising in the plays of George Bernard Shaw
John Robert Partridge — Artistic Director of Rother Street AND Tread The Boards. John also plays Higgins in Pygmalion and is the director of The Importance of Being Earnest
Neil Titley — author, playwright, journalist. A specialist in both Shaw and Wilde.
Vanessa Heron – Chair of the Oscar Wilde Society
Ivan Wise – Editor of The Shavian and a Trustee of The Shaw Society.

Whether you are a lifelong lover of Shaw and Wilde or discovering these classics for the first time, this relaxed and entertaining discussion will offer a fascinating glimpse into the craft of bringing these iconic plays to life on stage.

FREE EVENT — Booking Required
Running Time: Approximately 60 minutes

Running Time: 60 mins

(Approx including Interval)

Rother Street Arts House, 14 Rother Street, Stratford-upon-avon, United Kingdom

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In Conversation: Pygmalion & The Importance of Being Earnest

Join the companies of Pygmalion and The Importance of Being Earnest for a lively afternoon discussion exploring two of the greatest plays ever written.

This special event offers audiences the chance to go behind the scenes with the actors and creative teams during the productions’ runs at the Rother Street Arts House. Expect conversation, insight, anecdotes from rehearsal, and a chance to ask your own questions during the audience Q&A.

Joining the panel will be:

Jonas Cemm — director of Pygmalion, theatre-maker and founder of SHAW2020, known for his work specialising in the plays of George Bernard Shaw

John Robert Partridge — Artistic Director of Rother Street AND Tread The Boards. John also plays Higgins in Pygmalion and is the director of The Importance of Being Earnest

Neil Titley — author, playwright, journalist. A specialist in both Shaw and Wilde.

Vanessa Heron – Chair of the Oscar Wilde Society

Ivan Wise – Editor of The Shavian and a Trustee of The Shaw Society.

Whether you are a lifelong lover of Shaw and Wilde or discovering these classics for the first time, this relaxed and entertaining discussion will offer a fascinating glimpse into the craft of bringing these iconic plays to life on stage.

FREE EVENT — Booking Required
Running Time: Approximately 60 minutes

Running Time: 60 mins

(Approx including Interval)

Rother Street Arts House, 14 Rother Street, Stratford-upon-avon, United Kingdom

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In Conversation: Pygmalion & The Importance of Being Earnest

(£Free

Consessions)

Price: £Free

Adults

Event Information

In Conversation: Pygmalion & The Importance of Being Earnest

Join the companies of Pygmalion and The Importance of Being Earnest for a lively afternoon discussion exploring two of the greatest plays ever written.

This special event offers audiences the chance to go behind the scenes with the actors and creative teams during the productions’ runs at the Rother Street Arts House. Expect conversation, insight, anecdotes from rehearsal, and a chance to ask your own questions during the audience Q&A.

Joining the panel will be:

Jonas Cemm — director of Pygmalion, theatre-maker and founder of SHAW2020, known for his work specialising in the plays of George Bernard Shaw

John Robert Partridge — Artistic Director of Rother Street AND Tread The Boards. John also plays Higgins in Pygmalion and is the director of The Importance of Being Earnest

Neil Titley — author, playwright, journalist. A specialist in both Shaw and Wilde.

Vanessa Heron – Chair of the Oscar Wilde Society

Ivan Wise – Editor of The Shavian and a Trustee of The Shaw Society.

Whether you are a lifelong lover of Shaw and Wilde or discovering these classics for the first time, this relaxed and entertaining discussion will offer a fascinating glimpse into the craft of bringing these iconic plays to life on stage.

FREE EVENT — Booking Required Running Time: Approximately 60 minutes

Running Time: 60 mins

(Approx including Interval)

Rother Street Arts House, 14 Rother Street, Stratford-upon-avon, United Kingdom

Access

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Volunteer - Support wanted!

WE're Hiring!

Passionate, reliable, creative?

FREE EVENT — Booking Required
Running Time: Approximately 60 minutes