Philosophy of Directing Natalie Patuzzo

Welcome to Philosophy of Directing Podcast, a show in which the host, Natalie, considers various areas of directing and reflects on her own practice and the wider industry. This week she reflects on Accessibility, with a focus on the work of Graeae and Ramps on the Moon. This podcast has been created as part of Natalie’s work on ALRAs directing course. Video link: https://youtu.be/_5GYVnd0jVQ . Transcript link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-7lZdc7k64bvgNbVddo6kC7tHAWTS4gHwYuP3ZCM6Oo/mobilebasic

Welcome to Philosophy of Directing Podcast, a show in which the host, Natalie, considers various areas of directing and reflects on her own practice and the wider industry. This week she reflects on Verbatim Theatre, with a focus on the work of Alecky Blythe. This podcast has been created as part of Natalie’s work on ALRAs directing course.

Welcome to Philosophy of Directing Podcast, a show in which the host, Natalie, considers various areas of directing and reflects on her own practice and the wider industry. This week she reflects on Immersive Performance, with a focus on the work of Punchdrunk and Blast Theory. This podcast has been created as part of Natalie’s work on ALRAs directing course.

Welcome to Philosophy of Directing Podcast, a show in which the host, Natalie, considers various areas of directing and reflects on her own practice and the wider industry. This week she reflects on Gallery Performance, with a focus on the work of Marina Abramović. This podcast has been created as part of Natalie’s work on ALRAs directing course.

Welcome to Philosophy of Directing Podcast, a show in which the host, Natalie, considers various areas of directing and reflects on her own practice and the wider industry. This week she reflects on Autership, with a focus on the work of Katie Mitchell and Emma Rice. This podcast has been created as part of Natalie’s work on ALRAs directing course.

Welcome to Philosophy of Directing Podcast, a show in which the host, Natalie, considers various areas of directing and reflects on her own practice and the wider industry. This week she reflects on Adaptations, with a focus on the work of Sally Cookson. This podcast has been created as part of Natalie’s work on ALRAs directing course.