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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 12 MIN

Jackie Trousdale: From amdram kid to costume designer for Horrible Histories

from Arts & Toast · host Kirsty Corbett

In this inspiring podcast episode, theatre artist and creative practitioner Jackie Trousdale shares her journey from studying fine art to building a successful career in theatre. Growing up surrounded by the magic of performance through her mother's amateur operatic society, Jackie developed her skills painting theatre backdrops and learning from experienced mentors. She discusses how theatre is about far more than creating visual art—it's about storytelling, connection, and finding a sense of belonging within a passionate creative community. Jackie also reflects on her work with Horrible Histories, explaining how the production combines literature and live performance to ignite children's imaginations and make stories accessible to new audiences. Offering valuable advice for aspiring creatives, she encourages listeners to volunteer, build relationships, stay curious, and embrace every opportunity that comes their way. As featured in the full conversation, Horrible Histories is heading to the Nottingham Theatre Royal & Concert Hall from 18–21 June, with tickets available to purchase now.

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