Theatremaker on a Budget: A Company’s First Steps
In her last article dishing out advice to fellow young theatremakers, Holly Bond tells us what really helped in setting up her company, Wonderbox and especiall...
Holly Bond
Theatremaker on a Budget: Applying for Arts Council Funding
Thinking about but putting off that application for Arts Council funding? Fear not, Holly Bond has been there and she wants to offer some words of advice. I...
Theatremaker on a Budget: Anything but Networking!
In the latest edition of her very personal theatremaker series, Holly Bond discusses the difficulties and unfortunate necessity in networking. I hate the wo...
Theatremaker on a budget: London – are you a leaver or remainer?
As a Londoner now living in Bristol, Holly Bond knows the pressures of being a theatre-maker in and out of the Capital. Here, she argues the pros and cons of bo...
Theatremaker on a budget: Who Manages to be a Full-Time Creative?
In the latest of our Theatremaker on a Budget series, Holly Bond talks about plan Bs and whether it is ever possible for creatives without heaps of money to do ...
Theatremaker on a budget: Sometimes DIY is the only option
Part two of our Theatremaker on a Budget series sees Holly Bond talk about the pros and cons of DIY Theatre and how 'off-fringe' may be where it's at. Last J...
Holly Bond
Holly is a theatre maker and writer from London, currently based in Bristol. She is one of the co-founders of Wonderbox, a feminist theatre company who focus on taboo subjects and current issues that effect women today. They are an associate company of The Space theatre in London. Most recently she directed A Womb of One’s Own at The Kings Head.