Clint Dyer on dealing with dyslexia, racism, his admiration for Shakespeare and his vision for directing

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Recorded25 Nov 2022

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Clint Dyer is an actor, writer and director who has turned his pain into power. That power has resulted in numerous ‘firsts’, the first Black British artist to have performed, written and directed a full-scale production at the National Theatre and the first Black man to direct a Shakespeare tragedy at a major British venue. In this episode, Clint joins Krishnan to discuss theatrical traditions, his vision to articulate the Black experience and his new history-making production of Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello. Warning: this podcast contains references to racist language Produced by : Imahn Robertson

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