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Consultancy: Live Interpretation

The International Alliance of Museum Theatre (IMTAL) defines live interpretation as, ‘a broad term used to cover any live interaction between museum/site staff and visitors'.

I have worked in interpretive planning, as well as being an interpreter myself. I can be seen regularly in costume at Audley End, where I lead a team on behalf of Past Pleasures.

Much of my PhD research has been road-tested in this environment, and I passionately believe that, with the right expertise and approach, along with clear interpretive aims, there is no limit to what can be explored with the public.

I can advise on the use of interpreters and am available to work in costume and character myself.

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Case Study: Audley End

Service Wing Alive! enables visitors to see, smell and interact with the workings of a C19th service wing. I lead a team on behalf of Past Pleasures, the UK’s largest and oldest supplier of costumed characters.

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My Experience

Find out more about more about my experience in live interpretation.

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Characters

Core characters of my own devising, suitable for public-focussed or corporate events. Costumes by The Staymaker.

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