MATT TILLER | Hello. I write, produce and develop comedy and comedy drama for television and film. And I write and perform funny
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Civil Rights | Greg Foxsmith
DEAR ENGLAND- a review (guest blog by Adam Smith)
Gareth Southgate’s turbulent timeline as England manager is dramatically chronicled in ‘Dear England’, the new play which premiered in the National Theatre this summer, and shortly to transfer to the West End. Reaching a semi-final and final in his first two competitive tournaments as manager, Southgate’s England team give the country something it had seemingly lost when it came to international football- belief. His journey through football is recounted beginning with the agony of his playing days, to Engl
There is a distinct emphasis on the significance of mental health in the men’s game, which is related to the audience through common experiences and feelings, including fear of failure, self-acceptance and mental resilience. The sports psychologist featured in the play offers ideas on how to combat these issues, an approach which was entirely new to the players although largely de-stigmatised in conversations taking place today; the England team had clearly lacked this type of support prior to Southgate’s a
MATT TILLER | Hello. I write, produce and develop comedy and comedy drama for television and film. And I write and perform funny
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE SUPPORTERS ASSOCIATION LONDON BRANCH |
Civil Rights | Greg Foxsmith