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How To Make A Crisis Out Of A Drama! A Production Diary...
The Making of 'A Ghost of a Chance' - an award-winning play with a small boy, a TV star and no money!
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Nick Hennegan is an award-winning director, writer and producer. But he wasn't always! As an unknown writer and former BRMB and BBC Radio presenter with little profile, little money and modest success in the U.K.'s Second City, Birmingham, England, he followed his blind belief that he could make theatre more accessible and established the Maverick Theatre Company. And he kept a diary of this early struggle. This is the story of getting a show on. The reality of 'showbiz', warts an' all. Script deadlines, auditioning kids, dealing with agents and venues, the death of Princess Diana, famous dire...
Nick Hennegan is an award-winning director, writer and producer. But he wasn't always! As an unknown writer and former BRMB and BBC Radio presenter with little profile, little money and modest success in the U.K.'s Second City, Birmingham, England, he followed his blind belief that he could make theatre more accessible and established the Maverick Theatre Company. And he kept a diary of this early struggle. This is the story of getting a show on. The reality of 'showbiz', warts an' all. Script deadlines, auditioning kids, dealing with agents and venues, the death of Princess Diana, famous directors and TV stars - Nick wrote a stream of consciousness account of a memorable time. It's just an everyday tale of creative folk with a bit too much beer and not enough focus. You won't get rich reading this, but you might feel some comfort knowing you are not alone. And how you can successfully write and produce an award-winning new play with a TV star, a small boy and little cash! "You're doing a wonderful job! And I wish you every possible success! Your country needs you!!!!! Blessings". Sir Derek Jacobi. "I am totally in accord with Maverick's objectives." Dame Sheila Hancock (Contains scenes some may find upsetting)
