Joining us on this episode of Tea with the High Commission is British actress Juliet Stevenson.

She's best known for her roles in films such as 'Truly, Madly, Deeply' and 'Bend it Like Beckham', and is now bringing her innovative theatre production 'Blindness' to New Zealand for the Auckland Writers Festival.

Hear her chat to Laura Clarke over Zoom about her new show, the impact of Covid-19 on the arts sector, and her tips for aspiring young actors!

Joining us on this episode of Tea with the High Commission is British actress Juliet Stevenson.
She's best known for her roles in films such as 'Truly, Madly, Deeply' and 'Bend it Like Beckham', and is now bringing her innovative theatre production 'Blindness' to New Zealand for the Auckland Writers Festival.
Hear her chat to Laura Clarke over Zoom about her new show, the impact of Covid-19 on the arts sector, and her tips for aspiring young actors!

Join us at the British High Commission in Wellington for Tea and conversation.

Tea with the High Commission

Join us at the British High Commission in Wellington for Tea and conversation. On this podcast we interview a range of people, talking about anything and everything - and in the process discovering the great connection between the UK (United Kingdom) and NZ (New Zealand). 

 

 

Join us at the British High Commission in Wellington for Tea and conversation. On this podcast we interview a range of people, talking about anything and everything - and in the process discovering the great connection between the UK (United Kingdom) and NZ (New Zealand).&nbsp;
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UK in NZ - Tea with the High Commission

Juliet Stevenson

For our latest episode, Natasha Beckman - Director British Council New Zealand and the Pacific - talks to acclaimed author Bernardine Evaristo.

While in town for the Auckland Writers Festival, she talked about returning to New Zealand, winning the Booker Prize, and her advice for budding young writers.

For our latest episode, Natasha Beckman - Director British Council New Zealand and the Pacific - talks to acclaimed author Bernardine Evaristo.
While in town for the Auckland Writers Festival, she talked about returning to New Zealand, winning the Booker Prize, and her advice for budding young writers.

Bernardine Evaristo

On this episode of Tea with the High Commission, we talk to advocate for peace and forgiveness, Farid Ahmed.

Farid talks about his book, Husna's Story, his role in his community and the power of forgiveness.

On this episode of Tea with the High Commission, we talk to advocate for peace and forgiveness, Farid Ahmed.
Farid talks about his book, Husna's Story, his role in his community and the power of forgiveness.

Farid Ahmed

On this episode of Tea with the High Commission, we talk to New Zealand scientist, Dr Theresa Pankhurst.

Dr Pankhurst has been conducting medical research at the UK’s Babraham Institute since the start of April 2023. To celebrate her first 2 weeks of medical research in the UK, and on the day that she speaks at her first medical conference in the UK, we’re pleased to share this interview with her.

On this episode of Tea with the High Commission, we talk to New Zealand scientist, Dr Theresa Pankhurst.
Dr Pankhurst has been conducting medical research at the UK’s Babraham Institute since the start of April 2023. To celebrate her first 2 weeks of medical research in the UK, and on the day that she speaks at her first medical conference in the UK, we’re pleased to share this interview with her.

Juliet Stevenson

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