Fringe

Podcast | OffScript at the Fringe Part One

In the first of a two part special, Wales Arts Review’s OffScript podcast comes from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where Gary Raymond has been soaking up the atmosphere and talking to as many people as he can pin down for a few minutes. For the OffScript at the Fringe episode, Gary talks to National Dance Company Wales producer Kate Perridge and gets some advice on how to tackle his first Fringe experience, then goes on to talk with two of NDCWales’ dancers backstage, Camille Giraudeau and Rob Bridger after their afternoon performance of Folk at the Zoo Southside. He also looks at Alan Harris‘ new play for Dirty Protest, Sugar Baby, and talks to Neil Docking, writer of the Welsh play that took the Fringe by storm, Revlon Girl.

You can hear the OffScript podcast interview with NDCWales Artistic Director Caroline Finn here

And you can access Wales Arts Review’s other Fringe articles from 2017 here

And Gary Raymond’s take on his first Fringe can be read here

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Podcast | OffScript with Rebecca Gould

Gary Raymond talks to Rebecca Gould, head of arts in Wales for the British Council in 2015, as the British Council has been playing a much more prominent role.

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