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Entries by Carl Woodward
Young Critics – An overview
The media landscape is changing faster than ever as there is such a wealth of opportunities to write and be heard. How does one make a living reviewing theatre and how does one stand out above online noise? One immutable fact remains: whatever the mechanism for theatre criticism and reviewing, a critical culture is essential to […]
New critics on the block | ArtsProfessional
A new strand to Theatre Royal Winchester’s learning and participation work sees young people developing their skills as theatre critics, says Carl Woodward. Source: New critics on the block | ArtsProfessional
Theatre Royal Winchester is launching a young critic programme backed by the Daily Echo
BUDDING theatre critics are invited to take part in a Daily Echo-backed scheme and have the chance to get reviews published. Source: Daily Echo-backed young theatre critic scheme launched in Hampshire
Pupils’ war horse puppet leaves casting crew speechless
A DORSET-based theatre practitioner and a group of school pupils have wowed West End stars with their own life-size War Horse puppet. Carl Woodward, former education and outreach officer at Dorchester Arts Centre, was invited to The New London Theatre earlier this month alongside pupils at Oak Lodge School in Hampshire. The group’s own life-sized Joey puppet, […]