Zoom Research WorkshopWith Barbara Crosbie.Week two of the research and we had a fantastic workshop this afternoon. After reading old newspapers, we now know our body had long blond hair (8 inches with a slight curl), and neat fingernails (suggesting no manual labour), and heavily...
Zoom Research Workshop With Barbara Crosbie. We got off to a great start with the first meeting of the research team. The police reports gave us some very useful details but also a lot to think about. We know the body was found on Killhope Moor close...
David Napthine joins the teamDavid is a County Durham based writer, dramatist and facilitator and has written extensively for BBC Radio Drama, touring theatre, amd opera. He was recently writer in residence for the "Hearing the Voice" multi-disciplinary research project at Durham University, researcher/writer with...
Applications closed We look forward to growing our team, good luck. JOB JOB TITLE || Researcher for The Body on Killhope Moor FEES || £7,000 REPORTS TO || Lucy Ridley, Director of Drama in the Dale DURATION || 12 Month Contract TIMETABLE Advertise September 2020 Interview September 2020 Commence September/ October 2020 Completion...
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Following Government instructions on Coronavirus, Drama in the Dale has postponed the planned theatre workshops. HOWEVER ...
This is my favourite game of all time! It’s a bit like Hide and Seek, but not, and it doesn’t matter if your house isn’t huge, because that just makes this simple game even funnier. Set the game perimeter – is the garden included? Are any...
Here’s one you could play instead of doing English homework (don’t hold me to that…) Somebody thinks of a simple verb, such as: Running Jumping Cheating Laughing Or for older players, perhaps something more complex such as: Going out for lunch Pitching a tent Swinging from the...
This is a fun storytelling game that can be as long or as short as you want it to be. As you know, all stories require tension, conflict, and mishaps, but also good things need to happen to characters (or else we’d get bored and...