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Episode 9 - Jonathan Burgess

Apr 22, 202047 minEp. 9
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Episode 9 - Jonathan Burgess - First Released 20/7/17


Disclaimer: The views expressed in this presentation are solely those of the interviewer/interviewee and do not in any way represent the views of the Holywell Trust, its partners or their funders. 

Growing up on the Victoria Road Jonathan Burgess slept underneath the view of a UVF Scarf, a symbol of his rebellion against the aggression toward the Protestant Community in the City following Bloody Sunday. Jonathan discusses how his attitude changed as he grew up and broadened his horizons whilst studying in Liverpool. As a writer Jonathan has tackled many topics associated with the Northern Ireland Conflict, giving a voice to those whose stories have never been heard before. Stories that can be found in his plays "The Exodus" and "The Pride of the Marching Bands" to name a few. He discusses the impact of his work and how is role within the Playhouse upon his return from England helped him perfect his skills as a Theatre Producer.


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