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12 de dic. de 2023 · Former Royal and Derngate artistic director James Dacre has revealed further details of his new company Living Productions, which will work with artists such as Bola Agbaje, Roy Williams, Ralph ...
James Dacre has announced he will step down after a decade as Artistic Director at Royal & Derngate at the completion of the venue’s 2022/23 Made in Northampton season next year – its most ambitious and far reaching programme to date.has announced he will step down after a decade as Artistic Director at Royal & Derngate at the completion of the
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18 de dic. de 2023 · Guest Festival Director for 2024, James Dacre, said: “For three weeks next June, Nevill Holt will be alive with music, performance, conversation and celebration. The very best of the performing and visual arts as well as literature and conversation will all join together in this magical place to present a diverse, entertaining and unique Festival that I hope everyone will be proud of.”
James was Artistic Director of the Royal & Derngate Theatre for ten celebrated years, stepping down earlier this year. In the 2019/20 season the venue reached more than 600,000 audience members nationwide, toured it’s Made in Northampton productions to over 100 venues across the UK and internationally, engaged 25,000 participants in its education programmes and transferred four plays to the ...
11 de abr. de 2016 · James Dacre is the Artistic Director at The Royal and Derngate Northampton, who recently found and got permission to produce a stage version of Miller's original 1950s screenplay The Hook. Ron Hutchinson adapted the play script. The interview took place at The Everyman Theatre in Liverpool, just before the play opened there following the World Premier in Northampton.
9 de nov. de 2017 · James O'Brien had one key question for Paul Dacre. Picture: LBC / PA. One by one, James looked at articles published by Mr Dacre and found a disturbing trend. He said the Daily Mail editor doesn't approve of independent judges, the freedom of academics, parliamentary sovereignty or freedom of speech. "So what is he proud of in this country?"
