Audio tagged with: Paines Plough
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Paines Plough’s James Grieve on James Graham’s The Angry Brigade
21st October 2014
INTERVIEW: JAMES GRIEVE The Artistic Diretor of Paines Plough talks to Judi Herman about the company’s touring production of James Graham’s latest...
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Edinburgh Fringe 2014: Paines Plough co-artistic director James Grieve tours its Theatre Roundabout
11th August 2014
EDINBURGH 2014: JAMES GRIEVE The co-artistic director of new writing company Paines Plough talks to Philip Fisher about the company’s history, its n...
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Paines Plough new writing company celebrates 40 years of nationwide touring (1/2)
3rd March 2014
INTERVIEW: JAMES GRIEVE and GEORGE PERRIN (1/2) The two artistic directors of Paines Plough talk to Carole Woddis about the 40th anniversary of the to...
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Paines Plough new writing company celebrates 40 years of nationwide touring (2/2)
3rd March 2014
INTERVIEW: JAMES GRIEVE and GEORGE PERRIN (2/2) The two artistic directors of Paines Plough talk to Carole Woddis about the 40th anniversary of the to...
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George Perrin and James Grieve of Paines Plough plan the future
12th October 2010
INTERVIEW: GEORGE PERRIN and JAMES GRIEVE The new joint artistic directors of Paines Plough, talk to Dominic Cavendish about their plans for the touri...
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Career overview: playwright Dennis Kelly
6th June 2010
NEW WRITING: DENNIS KELLY The playwright gives a career overview to Aleks Sierz, talking about his plays, Debris (2003), Osama the Hero (2005), After ...
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Roxana Silbert on the Ravenhill epic
14th May 2008
INTERVIEW: ROXANA SILBERT The artistic director of Paines Plough new writing combo talks to Philip Fisher about Mark Ravenhill's epic 16-play cycle, S...
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Debate: a crisis in new writing?
24th November 2006
DEBATE: A CRISIS IN NEW WRITING? Round-table featuring Paines Plough director Roxana Silbert, young writers James Graham and Duncan Macmillan, Guardia...
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Controversial playwright Philip Ridley defends his work
4th March 2005
INTERVIEW: PHILIP RIDLEY The controversial writer's latest, Mercury Fur (Menier), has been described as the most shocking British play since Sarah Kan...
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