Skipton Town Hall's Insights Podcast

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Skipton Town Hall's Insights Podcast is one of two series relating to Rural Culture in Craven. Hosted by Jane Rice-Bowen, consultant, lecturer and creative producer, she talks to music-makers, story-tellers, theatre practitioners, dancers, visual artists and venue managers who are dedicated to ensuring that culture and creativity thrives in this rural corner of North Yorkshire. Craven is the 8th least populated district in England, so working in the creative industry is a little more challenging than it might first appear!

Episodes

  1. 04/28/2022

    Sarah Hall - Blue Moose Dance Company

    Jane Rice-Bowen interviews Sarah Hall, creative director of Blue Moose Dance Company.

    40 min

  2. 04/28/2022

    Sita Brand & Charles Tyrer - Settle Stories

    Jane Rice-Bowen travels to Settle to interview Sita Brand (founder, artistic director and CEO) and Charles Tyrer (executive director) of Settle Stories.

    41 min

  3. 04/28/2022

    Jayne Lis - Ingleton Community Centre

    Jane Rice-Bowen interviews Jayne Lis, Centre Manager of Ingleton Community Centre

    29 min

  4. 04/28/2022

    Ben Crick - Skipton Building Society Camerata

    Jane Rice-Bowen interviews Ben Crick, artistic director of Skipton Building Society Camerata in the Concert Hall at Skipton Town Hall.

    20 min

  5. 04/28/2022

    Beccy Durham - Falling Stars Theatre Company

    Jane Rice-Bowen interviews Beccy Durham of Falling Stars Theatre Company.

    34 min

  6. 04/28/2022

    Ann Rutherford - Craven Arts

    Jane Rice-Bowen travels to Settle to interview Ann Rutherford, chair of Craven Arts.

    30 min
  • 6 Episodes

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Skipton Town Hall's Insights Podcast is one of two series relating to Rural Culture in Craven. Hosted by Jane Rice-Bowen, consultant, lecturer and creative producer, she talks to music-makers, story-tellers, theatre practitioners, dancers, visual artists and venue managers who are dedicated to ensuring that culture and creativity thrives in this rural corner of North Yorkshire. Craven is the 8th least populated district in England, so working in the creative industry is a little more challenging than it might first appear!

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