Tickets for Deeds Not Words – the interactive drama in Covent Garden – are selling fast. The performance explores the lives of the Suffragettes who ran the Endell Street Military Hospital and the soldiers they treated.
To book your ticket for the 7th or 8th of July, go to Eventbrite and select your performance.
Digital Drama’s short film about the Endell Street Military Hospital can be seen here.
Digital Drama has been awarded a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to create a multi-media project focusing on the Endell Street Military Hospital.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE FOR IMMERSIVE DRAMA – DEEDS NOT WORDS – GO TO WEBPAGE
Click here to go to the project website pages for history and project blog.
Click here to watch the project film.
‘Deeds not Words’: Endell Street Military Hospital commemorates the hospital founded by two suffragist doctors and whose all-female medical staff treated over 26,000 patients and performed more than 7,000 operations between 1915-1919.
Digital Drama, a UK-based media production company, has been awarded a £73,900 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for the project in partnership with the Women’s Library at the London School of Economics. An immersive dramatic event, creative workshops and exhibition and website will be created in July 2017.
CALL TO ACTION…GET INVOLVED
We are looking for volunteers to get involved in performance, stage management and historical research this summer. To find out more about the project and express your interest in taking part, please contact info@digitaldrama.org or call Alison on 07525 205148.
We did it! Digital Drama’s production of Peace in Our Time has just won Gold at the New York Radio Festivals. We are so proud of cast and crew and all our Kickstarter supporters and the Arts Council England who made the production come this far.
The ceremony was very humbling – radio productio
n companies from around the world getting awards for brilliant audio.
Peace in Our Time is now available to subscribe to as a free podcast on iTunes – look for Peace in Our Time by Digital Drama or on our website www.digitaldrama.org/podcasts-2
We are delighted to announce that Digital Drama’s audio production of Peace in Our Time has been selected for the HEAR Now Festival 2016 in Kansas City, USA.
Click here to listen to Digital Drama’s Peace in Our Time by Noel Coward.
Digital Drama was commissioned by Watermans, Brentford, to make a film about Short Breaks programme which offers activities throughout the year for disabled young people living in Hounslow.
Filmed over 6 months in 2015/6 A Short Break at Watermans explores the positive effects that an arts programme has had on the 877 Short Breaks families living in Hounslow borough.
Credits for Digital Drama:
Camera, sound and editing: Julian Langham
Producers: Alison Ramsey and Kate Valentine
Production Assistant: Sid Brunskill
Short version of the film: