Spotlight on the Sector: Season Two premiere with Jonathan Lloyd

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We are pleased to share the first episode of the second season of our Spotlight on the Sector podcast series with Jonathan Lloyd of Solar Bear and Deaf Youth Theatre. He talks to YTAS’ Lisa Williamson about how they moved their summer project online, the value of family involvement and the importance of play.

This interview was recorded on 21 July 2020. You can watch ‘Zoombies’, the short film that was made as part of DYT’s summer project here: solarbear.org.uk/dyt/zoombies/

Spotlight on the Sector is a series of short podcasts where we interview youth theatre leaders in Scotland as they respond and reflect on the Covid-19 pandemic and the impact it has made to their work.

Transcription The full text transcription of this interview is available as a PDF document which you can view and download here: Lisa Keenan Spotlight on the Sector Transcription VersionJenni Mason Spotlight on the Sector Transcription VersionDrew Taylor Spotlight on the Sector Transcription Version 1 https://ytasprod.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Jonathan-Lloyd-Spotlight-on-the-Sector-Transcription.pdf

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