Bunker Talk
Richard Gregory and Sarah Hunter of Quarantine talk to Dr Michael Pinchbeck and Connor Goodwin of Manchester School of Art about 12 Last Songs. Watch here
“The theatre company making ordinary people part of the conversation”
8 June 2018 Article by Lyn Gardner in The Stage
You are just not going fast enough – Richard Gregory’s opening address at Noorderzon Performing Arts Festival, Groningen, August 2013
Just over a month ago, I didn’t expect to be standing here talking to you. I thought that, right now, I’d be sitting in the Noorderkerk,…
An audience response to The Soldier’s Song
Inside a city, inside a building, inside a room, inside a shed. I am inside the littlest Russian doll and it is playing Sweet Home…
A performer’s perspective
The following is an exchange between Amy Guest, of the Centre for Applied Theatre Research at the University of Manchester, and Lowri Evans, about Lowri’s…
Cooking with my daughters
7:30 for 8:00 The menu See Saw Two slices of seating banks separated by a red silk curtain flowing down the centre. Something a taxi…
Guardian feature on theatre and reality
Extra! Extra! The new journalism isn’t in newspapers – it’s on stage. But can this version of the truth be trusted? Peter Preston investigates Suddenly,…
An elephant on tiptoes
Paper to Theatre and Performance Research Association 2005 The luxurious balance of an elephant on tiptoes… I recently designed a show at a theatre near…
Paper to a conference on social engagement at Tramway, Glasgow
3 years ago I made a piece of theatre in Manchester called White Trash. I’d attended the European Urban Theatre Conference in Amsterdam the year…
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