Take A Chair: talking theatre and creativity

Chatting with Alyn Fenn, painter and writer, about inspiration and the work.

October 21, 2020 Karen Minihan Season 1 Episode 1
Chatting with Alyn Fenn, painter and writer, about inspiration and the work.
Take A Chair: talking theatre and creativity
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Take A Chair: talking theatre and creativity
Chatting with Alyn Fenn, painter and writer, about inspiration and the work.
Oct 21, 2020 Season 1 Episode 1
Karen Minihan

This podcast features Karen Minihan in conversation with Alyn Fenn, a writer and painter, and   a creative collaborator with Karen for over twenty years in projects which included: street theatre, an arts festival, in PlayActing Theatre and other theatre projects as well as many community arts projects.

Linking to Blog 2 in the series, entitled 'Vision, inspiration...and enchantment', the women touch on why one works creatively and Alyn speaks of where the inspiration for her painting and writing comes, the impact of her family background, thoughts on collaboration,  the physicality of working and her chosen chair.


In the podcast, Alyn's uncle, a poet, is mentioned. His name is Alun Lewis.

Her mother was painter, Mair Fenn, and her father, Charles Fenn, was also a writer.


(Opening and closing music features Camilla Griehsel, Singer and Justin Grounds, Violinist.) 

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Show Notes

This podcast features Karen Minihan in conversation with Alyn Fenn, a writer and painter, and   a creative collaborator with Karen for over twenty years in projects which included: street theatre, an arts festival, in PlayActing Theatre and other theatre projects as well as many community arts projects.

Linking to Blog 2 in the series, entitled 'Vision, inspiration...and enchantment', the women touch on why one works creatively and Alyn speaks of where the inspiration for her painting and writing comes, the impact of her family background, thoughts on collaboration,  the physicality of working and her chosen chair.


In the podcast, Alyn's uncle, a poet, is mentioned. His name is Alun Lewis.

Her mother was painter, Mair Fenn, and her father, Charles Fenn, was also a writer.


(Opening and closing music features Camilla Griehsel, Singer and Justin Grounds, Violinist.) 

Support the Show.