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Episode 170: Help! A Monster ate my story - Jacqueline Coats and Fifi Colston

from Conversations With Wāhine · host National Council of Women Wellington

Harita and Eleonora interview Jacqueline Coats and Fifi Colston.Jacqueline directs, and Fifi is doing the costumes and design for, a new children's play, HELP! A Monster Ate My Story, which is heading to Wellington’s Circa Theatre from 7 to 19 April. Fifi is a multi-disciplinary artist, costumier, novelist, and children's book illustrator, with over 50 published and award-winning titles (including some of The Little Yellow Digger series and Nadia Lim’s Marvin series). Jacqueline has a passion for music, theatre, and community. With an MTA in Directing from Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington and Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School, plus a Postgraduate Diploma in Arts Education Management awarded from the University of Leeds, she has worked as a director, assistant director, and staging director for opera and theatre companies, festivals, and orchestras across the motu, including NZ International Festival of the Arts, NZ Opera, Victorian Opera in Melbourne, CubaDupa in Wellington and many more. 

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Harita and Eleonora interview Jacqueline Coats and Fifi Colston. Jacqueline directs, and Fifi is doing the costumes and design for, a new children's play, HELP! A Monster Ate My Story, which is heading to Wellington’s Circa Theatre from 7 to 19 April. Fifi is a multi-disciplinary artist, costumier, novelist, and children's book illustrator, with over 50 published and award-winning titles (including some of The Little Yellow Digger series and Nadia Lim’s Marvin serie...

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