Theatre Theatre Clwyd live streams world premiere of Laura Wade’s Home I’m Darling

July 3, 2018 by

As part of the previously announced pilot project with Anglo-Danish technology company, Streamer, Liam Evans-Ford, Executive Director, and Artistic Director of Theatr Clwyd, Tamara Harvey today announce that Home, I’m Darling, their current world première co-production with the National Theatre, will be the theatre’s first live streaming.

On Wednesday 4 July, at 4.45pm there will be a Live Chat with Wales Theatre Awards 2018 winner Tamara Harvey, director of Home, I’m Darling and cast members Katherine Parkinson and Richard Harrington with an audience of Theatr Clwyd Members in the Emlyn Williams Theatre. This will be streamed live on Theatr Clwyd’s Facebook and You Tube platforms and is a chance to delve behind the gingham curtains and perfectly pinned curls to hear behind-the-scenes stories and insights into the creation and production of this dark comedy about sex, cake and the quest to be the perfect 1950s housewife by Laura Wade.

Following on from this, the show will be live streamed into three local care homes on Saturday 14 July. This is part of the theatre’s wider community engagement programme, which aims to develop the use of live streaming to reach a wider, even global audience for the theatre’s work.

Live Streaming at Theatr Clwyd is a joint pilot project with Anglo-Danish technology company, Streamer. They have developed a product that easily enables online broadcasts to be created with professional quality and be received by anyone watching on a tablet, smartphone or computer.  Audiences can watch on Wednesday via Facebook/Theatr Clwyd or http://bit.ly/HomeImDarling-LiveChat.

 

 
Theatr Clwyd and the National Theatre Presents
HOME, I’M DARLING
By Laura Wade
 
Monday 25 June – Saturday 14 July
Press night: Tuesday 3 July 7.45pm
 
Director: Tamara Harvey; Designer: Anna Fleischle
 
How happily married are the happily married?
 
Every marriage needs a little fantasy to keep it sparkling.  But behind the gingham curtains, being a domestic goddess isn’t as easy as it looks…
 
Katherine Parkinson (The IT Crowd, Humans) and Richard Harrington (Hinterland) star in Laura Wade’s dark comedy about sex, cake and the quest to be the perfect 1950s housewife.

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