CHRIS GRADY is a facilitator, workshop leader and trainer specialising in the support of the next generation of aspirational creative producers and creative practitioners. He is a qualified life support coach working with sole traders and small businesses, across the creative arts and the wellness industry, nationally and internationally. Alongside this he works with associates in […]
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Goblin Market – British Youth Music Theatre
Goblin Market was performed by British Youth Music Theatre at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ Great works of literature provide a rich source of inspiration for British Youth Music Theatre shows. BYMT’s 2021 summer season alone presents adaptations of J. M. Barrie’s Peter Pan and Michael Morpurgo’s […]
Once Bradley Jaden was in the cast, now BYMT’s Goblin Market makes its return starring a new generation of young talent
Every British Youth Music Theatre production is special but Goblin Market, by composer Conor Mitchell with book and lyrics by Kath Burlinson, is already part of the leading youth company’s history, having last been seen at the George Square Theatre, Edinburgh in 2005. The Edinburgh Festival Guide said back then: “Goblin Market has all the […]
Eleven musicals feature in British Youth Music Theatre’s Summer Season 2021
British Youth Music Theatre (BYMT), the UK’s leading musical theatre company for young people, has announced its 2021 season of summer performances: live in-person productions of 11 musicals presented across the country from 5-29 August 2021. The line-up includes brand new pieces about the earliest known female football team in England and the baby simulators […]
Mairi Campbell / Auld Lang Syne – Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Scottish Storytelling Centre
Mairi Campbell – Auld Lang Syne continuesat the Scottish Storytelling Centre until 27 August (not 13) 2018. Star rating: four stars ★★★★✩ The award-winning Scottish Storytelling Centre on the Royal Mile is the perfect venue to showcase such an inherently Scottish piece of work. Auld Lang Syneis, of course, known the world over – or is it? Mairi […]
