It’s not been easy for anyone, has it?

But everyone in the Arts has been wondering if our cultural life will ever be the same when Lockdown finally ends...or if it should be.

The Bodcast hears from 8 people from Hull and East Yorkshire’s creative community; they tell us how they’ve got through the past year, and their hopes and plans for their post-pandemic life.

This third installment includes conversations with Tom Saunders from Hull Truck Theatre, and costume supervisor for film, tv and theatre, Terry Herfield.

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In the second part of this series, we hear from theatremaker/creative ANNIE KIRKMAN and rapper CHIEDU ORAKA.

It’s not been easy for anyone, has it? But everyone in the Arts has been wondering if our cultural life will ever be the same when Lockdown finally ends...or if it should be.

The Bodcast hears from 8 people from Hull and East Yorkshire’s creative community. They tell us how they’ve got through the past year, and their hopes and plans for their post-pandemic life.

Annie’s company, She Productions: https://www.sheproductions.co.uk/ Chiedu’s Bandcamp: https://chieduoraka.bandcamp.com/ Chiedu and Bax’s doc, Black Kings Upon Hull (from Back To Ours): http://www.backtoours.co.uk/black-kings-upon-hull/

It’s not been easy for anyone, has it? But everyone in the Arts has been wondering if our cultural life will ever be the same when Lockdown finally ends...or if it should be.

The Bodcast hears from 8 people from Hull and East Yorkshire’s creative community; they tell us how they’ve got through the past year, and their hopes and plans for their post-pandemic life.

First up is Paul Smith, artistic director of Middle Child Theatre Co., and artist Anna Bean (Bluebeany!).

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