Episode 3: Prisons in Crisis and the Role of Artists
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Episode 3: Prisons in Crisis and the Role of Artists
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What happens to prison theatre when prisons are in crisis? Overcrowding, underfunding, staff shortages, and poor living conditions have persisted for years in Britain’s prisons. We kick off by talking to former prison governor and inspector John Podmore about the current state of the system. Then, around the table we have artistic directors Esther Baker (Synergy), Becky Boden (Unlock) Simon Ruding (TiPP) to talk about how arts initiatives survive, and support people in prisons, amid ongoing systemic pressures.
Host Dr Sarah Bartley Co-host Shona Babyemi Producer Debbie Kilbride Executive Producer Sukey Firth Sound Engineer Max Aspen
Original music composed by Rex Horan Visual design Russell Miller
Thanks go to staff at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, particularly Laura Wardle, Phil Rowe, Samuel Bailey, Bryce Lease, Amy Ryall, and Izzy Stuart.
Stages of Justice was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, with additional support from Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.