Sarah Drummond

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17th December 2020

Sarah grew up in Scotland and France and joined the International PR team at VisitScotland in 2013. During her time there she looked after the Southern European, Emerging, Australasian and Northern European markets. After travelling the world, she retired her suitcase in 2017 and moved to the Scottish countryside to take up the role of Head of PR & Marketing for The Mhor Collection. Sarah has a BA in Culture, Society and Communication (in Europe) from the University of Birmingham and speaks English, French and German.

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International Women’s Day 2020

And what a list it is: Deepa: Hannah Beachler is my favourite behind-the-scenes woman filmmaker. She’s a production designer that has worked on many of the most aesthetically-pleasing films I’ve ever seen, including Moonlight. A lot of the films she works on centre around African American lives and stories, and it’s really cool to see

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5th March 2020

Top culture moments of the decade

As the curtain falls on the 2010s, we’ve taken the chance to reflect on some of our top culture moments of the decade, featuring some of the fantastic theatre shows we’ve seen across the past few years. Take a look at some of our highlights here before we step into 2020! THEATRE Ben: Watching David

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20th December 2019

The Long and the Short of it

Lyn Gardner writes about theatre for The Stage and Stagedoor and is recipient of the 2017 UK Theatre Award for outstanding contribution to British Theatre. Are audiences falling out of love with the traditional two-and-half hour-ish drama, the evening in the theatre that begins at 7.30 and deposits audiences back on the pavement sometime between

Lyn Gardner

15th October 2019

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