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May 10, 2021
Greek Theatre and before: A conversation with Rosie Beech
A conversation about the earliest forms of theatre, the Greeks, Dionysus and more with performer and podcaster Rosie Beech. Rosie has a masters degree in Social Anthropology and applies the rigours of that subject to her knowledge of the earliest forms of theatre and the role of religion, women and much more in Greek Theatre.
Find Rosie's podcast as Yorick Radio Productions on all good podcast apps and on twitter @RadioYorick
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Rosie Beech
Rosie has a masters degree in Social Anthropology and is a performer, podcaster and general all round creative person. Rosie and I got in contact through our interest in theatre podcasts and even after a short chat it was obvious that Rosie would be able to talk about Greek and other early performance styles in an enthusiastic and engaging way. I particularly liked the way she drew connections between the different eras using her experience of anthropology.
Her own podcast is a wonderful mix of performance related audio experiences and well worth a listen. You can find Yorick Radio Productions on all good podcast Apps and on Facebook
Yorick Radio Productions brings you Radio plays, Documentaries, short stories and whatever else happened to float through their brains at the time. Some of Yorick Radio’s regular shows include: Theoretically theatrical: A documentary style show about theatre, creative pursuits and behind the scenes. Scintillating Stories: Where we read short stories. Page Parle: Where we interview authors and performers. Radio Revelry: Where we perform Radio plays.