Best Nadine Deller Podcasts (2024)

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That Black Theatre Podcast: An interview with Ola Ince 59:14

3+ y ago59:14

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In the final episode of Series 1, we have a very special guest, the exceptional theatre director Ola Ince. We talk about her past and upcoming work, the future of Black theatre and what she wants to see change in the British theatre industry. Ola Ince is a director and dramaturg, who is an Associate Director at the Royal Court. She has directed man…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 2010s, Nine Night, Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner and Jasmine Lee-Jones 54:42

3+ y ago54:42

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This week we look at the last decade of Black British theatre and ask: have things really changed for Black theatre practitioners? We focus on two different plays: Natasha Gordon’s Nine Night, which is the first play on record by a Black British woman to be transferred to London’s West End, and Jasmine Lee-Jones’ Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenn…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Mojisola Adebayo, Afri-queer theatre, climate change and colonisation. 58:03

3+ y ago58:03

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This week we have a really special guest, Mojisola Adebayo. We discuss ‘Afri-Queer Theatre’, Black queer stories in theatre, climate change and colonisation. Mojisola discusses their play Moj of the Antarctic, which was performed at the Lyric Hammersmith theatre in 2006 and Wind/Rush Generations. Mojisola Adebayo is a writer, playwright, poet, perf…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 2000s, the 'state of the nation' & Roy Williams 51:42

3+ y ago51:42

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This week we're continuing our discussion of the 2000s. We talk about how theatre can address the 'state of the nation', through the work of the brilliant playwright, Roy Williams. We were lucky enough to have an interview with Roy, who brilliantly discusses his plays 'Sing Yer Hearts Out for the Lads', 'Death of England' and 'Death of England: Del…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 2000s, the ‘renaissance’ in Black theatre, debbie tucker green and Lynette Goddard 57:44

4y ago57:44

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This week we discuss the question of whether there was a ‘renaissance’ in Black theatre during the 2000s and the work of debbie tucker green, with the prominent academic, Professor Lynette Goddard. We talk about the unprecedented mainstream presence of several Black playwrights in Britain during the 2000s, with specific focus on debbie tucker green…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: An interview with Winsome Pinnock 54:44

4y ago54:44

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This week we have a really exciting episode: an interview and discussion dedicated to the brilliant and prominent playwright and academic, Winsome Pinnock. Winsome is one of the best-known playwrights working in Britain today. We were lucky enough to speak to her about what it means to be a Black playwright, the history of her work in theatre, how …

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Black Women Time,1980s -1990s, Jackie Kay, Valerie Mason-John and Lynette Goddard 54:23

4y ago54:23

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This week, we discuss the position of Black women playwrights in the 1980s and 1990s. We talk to Professor Lynette Goddard (Royal Holloway University) about the politics of representation and Black lesbian and queer playwrights, including Jackie Kay and Valerie Mason-John. We talk about Jackie Kay’s Chiaroscuro, which looks at sisterhood and the pl…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 1980s, Michael Abbensetts, Winsome Pinnock 1:00:27

4y ago1:00:27

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This week we are looking at the 1980s, a time when there was a ‘boom’ in Black theatre production in Britain. We discuss the political and social changes that occurred in 1980s Britain, a decade of Thatcher’s Tory government, recession, and institutional racism. We look at Michael Abbensetts’ In the Mood, and Winsome Pinnock’s A Hero’s Welcome. Bot…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 1970s, Black Power Politics, Mustapha Matura & Alfred Fagon 57:41

4y ago57:41

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This week we are looking at the 1970s, a time of resistance and rebellion. We talk about the work of Mustapha Matura and Alfred Fagon amidst the realities of police brutality, anti-racist politics and Black Power in Britain and the USA. Mustapha Matura’s ‘Welcome Home Jacko’ and Alfred Fagon’s ‘The Death of a Black Man’ discuss Black politics, dise…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 1960s, Colonisation and Class, Barry Reckord & Wole Soyinka 49:33

4y ago49:33

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This week we are looking at the tumultuous 1960s, a time of civil unrest, civil rights, anti-colonial struggle, and international conflict. We talk about the work of Barry Reckord and Wole Soyinka amidst the political, social and cultural contexts of Britain, the USA and Nigeria during the 1960s. Wole Soyinka’s ‘The Lion and the Jewel’ and Barry Re…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 1950s, The Windrush Generation, Errol John and Barry Reckord 45:33

4y ago45:33

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This week we are delving into a seminal point in Black British theatre, the 1950s. We look at the historical backdrop of the post-war period, mass immigration, and the Windrush Generation. Two important playwrights who were part of that generation were Errol John and Barry Reckord. Their plays ‘Moon on a Rainbow Shawl’ and ‘Flesh to a Tiger’, look …

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Black Women in the 1930s, Una Marson & Delia Jarrett-Macauley 42:05

4y ago42:05

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This week we are looking at the 1930s and the first black woman playwright in the Black Plays Archive, the legendary Una Marson, and how she flourished in 1930s Britain. A trailblazer in every sense, Una Marson was a Jamaican poet, playwright, writer, activist. She was also the first black woman to be hired by the BBC. We interview the brilliant ac…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Plurality of Black Stories, The Black Plays Archive & Natasha Bonnelame 45:14

4y ago45:14

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In our first episode of That Black Theatre Podcast we talk about the wonderful Black Plays Archive, the focal point of our journey into black theatre history in Britain. We chat to a leading academic and previous manager of the Black Plays Archive, Natasha Bonnelame. We ask Natasha what the Black Plays Archive is, and why it’s important to tell a p…

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Trailer 1:14

4y ago1:14

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Welcome to That Black Theatre Podcast! Hosted by PhD student Nadine Deller and her sister Nadia Deller, we’re here to chat all things past, present and future about Black theatre and creativity. The first series launches on Monday 28 September 2020 with twelve episodes taking you through different decades of Black British theatre-making. We’ll be s…

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That Black Theatre Podcast

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That Black Theatre Podcast: An interview with Ola Ince 59:14

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 2010s, Nine Night, Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner and Jasmine Lee-Jones 54:42

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Mojisola Adebayo, Afri-queer theatre, climate change and colonisation. 58:03

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 2000s, the 'state of the nation' & Roy Williams 51:42

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 2000s, the ‘renaissance’ in Black theatre, debbie tucker green and Lynette Goddard 57:44

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That Black Theatre Podcast: An interview with Winsome Pinnock 54:44

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Black Women Time,1980s -1990s, Jackie Kay, Valerie Mason-John and Lynette Goddard 54:23

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 1980s, Michael Abbensetts, Winsome Pinnock 1:00:27

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 1970s, Black Power Politics, Mustapha Matura & Alfred Fagon 57:41

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 1960s, Colonisation and Class, Barry Reckord & Wole Soyinka 49:33

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That Black Theatre Podcast: 1950s, The Windrush Generation, Errol John and Barry Reckord 45:33

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Black Women in the 1930s, Una Marson & Delia Jarrett-Macauley 42:05

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Plurality of Black Stories, The Black Plays Archive & Natasha Bonnelame 45:14

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That Black Theatre Podcast: Trailer 1:14

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