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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2024 · 47 MIN

Shakespeare's Women with Actor & Writer, Lorien Haynes

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Shakespeare's Women with Actor & Writer, Lorien HaynesOn HIGH NOTES Episode 4, Melissa talks to writer, actor, and artist, Lorien Haynes. From a teenager seeking an escape from her shyness and early experiences of abuse to living and working in America, Lorien's career has involved voiceover work, drama, screenwriting, and drawing. Throughout her work, especially in her recent play ‘Shakespeare's Women', which premiered at The Globe, London earlier this year, she addresses important social issues like domestic abuse, immigration, and sexual assault.Lorien's work gives a voice to individuals who often remain unheard, representing experiences not as narratives of victimhood, but instead as nuanced portraits that include humour, love, and strength. The interview also discusses collaborative efforts in Shakespeare’s Women and its potential future development, and her incredibly important partnership with Refuge - a charity that provides support for survivors of abuse.About the 'Shakespeare's Women' play Shakespeare’s Women Go Fund MeAmerica.2 Podcast00:00 Introduction to High Notes Podcast00:51 Interview with Lorian Haynes01:42 Lorian's Journey into Acting and Writing06:19 Lorian's Experience in America13:04 Lorian's Voice Acting Career18:21 Lorian's Work on Shakespeare's Women23:28 Shakespeare's Women in Modern Context24:01 The Inspiration Behind the Play25:14 Character Dynamics and Storylines27:37 The Importance of Humor in Serious Topics28:09 The Impact of the Play on the Audience28:51 Personal Experiences and the Influence on Writing31:20 The Struggle of Discussing Abuse35:08 The Collaboration with Jude Kelly37:24 Future Plans for the Play41:36 The Importance of Support from Organizations45:09 The Success of the Play and Fundraising for Refuge46:51 Closing Remarks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shakespeare's Women with Actor & Writer, Lorien HaynesOn HIGH NOTES Episode 4, Melissa talks to writer, actor, and artist, Lorien Haynes. From a teenager seeking an escape from her shyness and early experiences of abuse to living and working in America, Lorien's career has involved voiceover work, drama, screenwriting, and drawing. Throughout her work, especially in her recent play ‘Shakespeare's Women', which premiered at The Globe, London earlier this year, she addresses important social issues like domestic abuse, immigration, and sexual assault.Lorien's work gives a voice to individuals who often remain unheard, representing experiences not as narratives of victimhood, but instead as nuanced portraits that include humour, love, and strength. The interview also discusses collaborative efforts in Shakespeare’s Women and its potential future development, and her incredibly important partnership with Refuge - a charity that provides support for survivors of abuse.About the 'Shakespeare's Women' play Shakespeare’s Women Go Fund MeAmerica.2 Podcast00:00 Introduction to High Notes Podcast00:51 Interview with Lorian Haynes01:42 Lorian's Journey into Acting and Writing06:19 Lorian's Experience in America13:04 Lorian's Voice Acting Career18:21 Lorian's Work on Shakespeare's Women23:28 Shakespeare's Women in Modern Context24:01 The Inspiration Behind the Play25:14 Character Dynamics and Storylines27:37 The Importance of Humor in Serious Topics28:09 The Impact of the Play on the Audience28:51 Personal Experiences and the Influence on Writing31:20 The Struggle of Discussing Abuse35:08 The Collaboration with Jude Kelly37:24 Future Plans for the Play41:36 The Importance of Support from Organizations45:09 The Success of the Play and Fundraising for Refuge46:51 Closing Remarks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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