A bit about Natasha
I have ten years directing experience in theatre and film, having been Associate Director at West Yorkshire Playhouse and Artistic Director at Northampton Theatres Trust. In both these roles I led and participated in an extensive programme of work both with and for the education sector. I’ve been freelance since 2002; in that year, I became the first Western director to direct a new play in China with a Chinese cast.
Other directing credits include plays at the National Theatre Studio, Royal Court, Donmar, Bush and Soho Theatres.
15 June 2006 04:46
Dear Natasha,
I was looking at the NYT website to find out what’s happening for the 50 year anniversary when I came across 100 words. It sounds like such an exciting idea. I am an ex-NYT member myself (joined 1992) and I am now teaching English and Drama at the British International School Pudong, Shanghai.
I am launching IGCSE Drama at the school this coming August and I would love to find out more about your ties with China with the possibility of my students being involved with your project in some way. We have just over a week left at school before we break up for summer and I will be in London briefly on July 7th and August 3rd visiting friends. Perhaps we could meet if you think there is a possibility of us doing some work together?
I look forward to finding out more about 100 words and hope to hear from you soon.
Best regards,
Alice Williams (nee Reid)