Podcast appearances and mentions of ellen mcdougall

With the Donmar Warehouse about to open a brand new production of Lillian Hellman's Watch on the Rhine, the incredible Kate Duchêne sat down to talk about the new show and why Hellman's writing feels particularly resonant today. Despite never doing a Hellman show before, she tells us about how her writing stands out among her contemporaries and why she's so excited to bring this show to a 2022 audience.  In a world as politically divided as it is today, the show feels particularly relevant and will see Kate star alongside a stellar cast that includes Patricia Hodge and Caitlin Fitzgerald. We also get to hear Kate talk about reuniting with Ellen McDougall following their joint collaboration with Katie Mitchell on the National Theatre's production of Beauty and the Beast and why the Donmar Warehouse felt like the perfect venue for a revival of Watch on the Rhine.Kate Duchêne has worked extensively in theatre for over 30 years, starting out in Edinburgh before moving to the Royal Shakespeare Company and then to the National Theatre where she has notably worked with director Katie Mitchell. With credits spanding from Hecuba in Women of Troy to Clytemnestra in Iphigenia in Aulis to God in Everyman, Kate Duchêne is truly one of our most remarkable actresses working today. In this very special interview, we hear her talk about her illuminating career including reflections on playing Miss Hardbroom in the hit original TV series adaptation of The Worst Witch. As she prepares to play Anise in Lillian Hellman's timely play, we also get a glimpse of Kate's warm personality and wonderful sense of humour.Watch on the Rhine plays at Donmar Warehouse from 9 December to 4 February with tickets available now from the Donmar Warehouse website.

Our Town played at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre from 16 May - 8 June 2019. In this episode, we hear from director Ellen McDougall on what Our Town means to her, and about the landscape in which Thornton Wilder was writing his Pulitzer Prize-winning play. “It seems to be be about nothing and suddenly it’s about everything”, says Ellen – which is why “the beyond-sublime third act blows your mind” (Time Out). #OurTown #OAT2019 https://openairtheatre.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/regentsparkopenairtheatre Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenAirTheatre Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/regentsparkoat

THE WOLVES Episode 3 - Stratford East Podcast. We're chat with playwright Sarah DeLappe and director Ellen McDougall about THE WOLVES. THE WOLVES Wed 24 Oct - Sat 17 Nov 2018 Tickets: http://bit.ly/TheWolves-Stratford-East

“It feels like a theatre that can be led by an artist” Terri Paddock speaks to Ellen McDougall as she embarks on her second season as Artistic Director of the Gate Theatre.

Welcome back to the Financial Services Council Podcast. This podcast is designed to be an important source of news, information and updates for those with an interest in Australia's retail and wholesale funds, superannuation, life insurance and financial advisory sectors. Have you heard of the #CelebratingWomen campaign? The campaign was started by Dr Kirstin Ferguson as a way to see less denigration, and more celebration, of women online, the campaign has been a great success with over 700 amazing journeys shared so far! Along with being the creator of the Celebrating Women campaign Dr Kirstin Ferguson is a leading businesswoman and company director and was recently the keynote speaker for the last Circuit event for 2017. The Circuit is the FSC’s exclusive under 35 event series it is a platform where the brightest young minds in the financial services sector can come together to further their ambitions, insights and success. The events include thought provoking debate and unparalleled networking opportunities. Kirstin is introduced by PwC Partner Financial Services Rod Balding and interviewed by Ellen McDougall who is the Operations Lead Retail Insurance at Metlife. The FSC’s own Sally Loane thanks Kirstin in the conclusion to the recording. Enjoy this episode and like always you can get in touch with us on Twitter at FinServCouncil or find us on Facebook by searching for Financial Services Council. If you are new to this podcast and would like to subscribe or leave a review head over to iTunes and search for the Financial Services Council podcast. Once again enjoy the episode.

A discussion of Donald Trump and Performance with academics Sophie Nield and Bryce Lease, an investigation of a strange Ibsen performance from the 1880s, and an interview with director Ellen McDougall about her first season as Artistic Director of the Gate Theatre, Notting Hill.