Joanne Howarth: From Youth Theatre to the Globe with Passion and Shakespeare Geekery
Episode Overview
Joanne Howarth reflects on her journey through theatre and storytelling Youth theatre plays a significant role in shaping Joanne's passion for acting Morning pages and walks on the South Downs inspire Joanne's creativity and clarity Complicite's physical approach to acting influences Joanne's teaching and performance style Joanne's dedication to justice and storytelling reflects in her work and community engagement
Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
Imagine a life fueled by the magic of theatre, where every role is a journey and every script a new adventure. That's Joanne Howarth's world, and she shares it all with Chris Grimes on The Good Listening To Show. This episode takes you through Joanne's incredible voyage from her early days in youth theatre to performing at the iconic Globe Theatre.
Along the way, you'll hear about her love for Shakespeare and how her 'geekery' for the Bard powers her passion and creativity. Joanne's story isn't just about acting; it's about finding inspiration in everyday moments, like walking the South Downs or scribbling morning pages to clear her mind. Her work with Complicite's unique physical approach to acting adds another layer to her craft, making her performances truly transformative. But Joanne's journey doesn't stop at the stage.
Her dedication to justice and storytelling shines through in her play 'Prince and the Pillars', a captivating piece that reflects her commitment to making a difference. With advice to her younger self and the inspiring words she lives by, Joanne leaves a trail of creativity and empowerment wherever she goes.
Whether you're a theatre enthusiast or someone looking for a dose of inspiration, this episode offers a rich tapestry of insights and experiences that will leave you both entertained and motivated.