“Nothing is alien to making theatre.”
British writer Lee Hall discusses the processes for creating some of his most popular works, such as the ground-breaking radio drama Spoonface Steinberg, the play of The Pitmen Painters based on the Ashington Group, and the film and musical adaptation of Billy Elliot.
Hall also delves into what it means to be a playwright, emphasising the importance of expressing a unique voice, and considers how theatre is not only a space for transformation but an opportunity to celebrate creativity, engage the imagination and view the world from a completely different perspective.
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