A weekend in Suffolk at the HighTide Festival is a treat. An even bigger treat? Combining it with this opportunity to chair an event with one of the country’s leading directors, of whom I’ve long been an admirer.
Deborah Warner CBE is an award-winning director working internationally in Theatre and Opera. She has directed work for a number of prestigious theatres including the Royal Shakespeare Company and the English National Opera as well as on the West End and Broadway.
Warner’s work has mainly focused on major classics including critically acclaimed productions of Titus Andronicus, King Lear, The Wasteland and Medea. She enjoys long-term creative collaborations – most notably her partnership with actor Fiona Shaw, resulting in the ground-breaking casting of Shaw as Shakespeare’s Richard II.
Deborah is currently the Cameron Mackintosh Visiting Professor of Contemporary Theatre at Oxford University and is an Associate Artist of the Barbican Theatre.
- Which Deborah Warner productions have you seen?
- Do you have a favourite?
- What would you like to ask her about her career to date and her creative process?
Join us for this hour-long In Conversation With event as part of HighTide’s 2019 Festival in its original home of Aldeburgh on the Suffolk coast.
Terri Paddock founded WhatsOnStage.com and the WhatsOnStage Awards, running the company and its events from 1996 to 2013. Terri is also the author of two novels, Come Clean and Beware the Dwarfs, and has previously written for the Evening Standard, Independent, The Times and other national publications. She also produces the annual Critics' Circle Theatre Awards and acts as a digital, content strategy and event consultant for theatre, producers and other clients. She tweets about theatre at @TerriPaddock.
