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Adi Lev as Margaret and Ella Garland as the Duke of Suffolk
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Physicalising Violence: A Research and Development Workshop for Margaret of Anjou

This week, By Jove artistic associate Susanna Dye provides some insight into the start of her process for the company’s upcoming project…   To begin our Season of Violent Women, By Jove are staging the British premiere of Margaret of Anjou. The play text has been pieced together from Shakespeare’s Henry VI trilogy Read more…

By Susanna Dye, 9 years31 August, 2016 ago
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Un Voyage Théâtral – Part 1

After a summer pause, the By Jove blog resumes this week with the first of two posts by co-artistic director David Bullen, who has been going back to the roots of the company…   This week I stood on a stage and was directed by Ariane Mnouchkine. I was trembling: Read more…

By David Bullen, 10 years18 September, 2015 ago
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Illusion and Struggle in Thebes

This week Woody explores a half-drunk realisation he had. Hello. So, the other day I had a few beers and sat thinking about our recent production Before They Told You What You Are (for which we may need a shorter title – I shall make a note) when a thought occurred. In this post Read more…

By Alexander Woodward, 10 years6 December, 2014 ago
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Playing With Soil: By Jove Goes to an Academic Conference

Woody shares some thoughts on our most recent project   Hello. So, on Tuesday we went into the middle of that London they have now to do a gig at Senate House Library.  We were performing our adaptation of Euripides’ Bacchae, called “Before They Told You What You Are”, to an Read more…

By Alexander Woodward, 10 years27 November, 2014 ago
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Text and Context

This Week By Jove Artistic Associate (Research & Education) Christine Plastow discusses how a performance affects the study of a text. Hello, M’dears, Woody here. The blog’s had a brief hiatus while I was off saving villages from rampaging monsters, but now we here at By Jove HQ have a treat Read more…

By Christine Plastow, 11 years29 September, 2014 ago
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Honey Round the Cup

This week Woody discusses why Art in general and Theatre in particular are good ways to change the world. Hello. We here at By Jove HQ tick most if not all of the appropriate boxes on the questionnaire “So You Think You Might Be An Idealistic Artistic Collective”. We have Read more…

By Alexander Woodward, 11 years24 June, 2014 ago
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On Unashamedly Nicking Things From The Past

This week By Jove’s Blog Editor and resident Classicist discusses looking to the past for inspiration. Hello. We here at By Jove work with tales from the canon, myth, what I think of as the “Old Stories”. There are reasons for this – both artistic and philosophical – and historical Read more…

By Alexander Woodward, 11 years11 March, 2014 ago
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The Ever Evolving Myth of Miss Austen

To kick off our special series of articles on Austen, panto, and their presence in Britain today, our Artistic Director David Bullen takes a look at how Austen’s work has become increasingly mythic…   So, two centuries have passed with Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice in the world. This landmark Read more…

By David Bullen, 12 years ago
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Welcome to the By Jove Blog!

In the coming months we’ll be keeping you up to date with all the latest goings on at By Jove, including rehearsal updates on our upcoming Christmas spectacular Pride & Prejudice: The Panto! But that’s not all! No… We’re not ashamed to say we’re a politically minded theatre company. It’s Read more…

By David Bullen, 13 years24 October, 2012 ago
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