
Malcolm Hollister
Theatre director and arts consultant; Treasurer of Sudbury Dramatic Society; guest on East Anglian Theatre Podcast discussing directing Witness for the Prosecution.
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Episode 131 - Witness for the Prosecution (Sudbury Dramatic Society)
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Ray TempestaHOST
Have there been any challenges in setting this particular show for you as a director?

Malcolm HollisterGUEST
There are some technical challenges about putting it on in the Arts Centre.

Malcolm HollisterGUEST
We've had to get quite a range of new equipment to help us put the show on effectively there.

Malcolm HollisterGUEST
So the challenge for me as the director is getting my head around all the things that that new equipment will do and making certain that I'm making the best use of it.

Malcolm HollisterGUEST
The acoustics are interesting, so you have to get used to those in any kind of... former church space.

Malcolm HollisterGUEST
And obviously we're working with a different team than the one that we're used to working with.