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  • (Bedford drama) Agamemnon by Aeschylus

    By Daniela Smith-Fernandez Confession time: I do not have a theatre degree. In order to compensate for this shameful lack on my part I am reading the Bedford Introduction to Drama from cover to cover in the interests of filling in the gaps of my knowledge. This feature will be interspersed with other pieces such…

  • (Topics in Theatre) When the Curtains Opened: Advice on how to induct children into the arts

    By Daniela Smith-Fernandez Firsts are important: first words, first names, first steps. They matter, not so much in and of themselves, but because they mark an initiation. They bring with them the traces of what is to come: a life full of conversations, years of identity, paths walked into strange and unimaginable places. All firsts…