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May 5, 2023 · 5 May. Written By Emmie Newitt. It was announced at the beginning of 2023 that Helen Matraverswould be the new Artistic Director and Joint CEO at Polka Theatre. Now settled into the role 5 months later after her appointment our writer Jacqueline asked her about the new role and what we can expect from Polka Theatre in 2023 and beyond too!
Jan 16, 2023 · 16th January 2023. Our Board of Trustees are pleased to announce the appointment of new Artistic Director, Helen Matravers who will replace Peter Glanville after nine years co-leading Polka. Helen is currently Polka’s Senior Producer and will step into the role of Artistic Director and Joint CEO from late January 2023.
Polka Theatre appoints Helen Matravers as artistic director Hattie Fisk Tuesday, January 17, 2023 Peter Glanville will be stepping down in late January after nine years in the role. Helen Matravers. Courtesy Polka Theatre
Jan 16, 2023 · Appointments Jan 16, 2023 by Giverny Masso. Helen Matravers. Helen Matravers is to replace Peter Glanville as artistic director and joint chief executive of London’s Polka Theatre. Matravers is ...
Jan 19, 2023 · Matraver promoted at Polka Theatre. Wimbledon-based children’s theatre company Polka Theatre has announced HELEN MATRAVERS as its new Artistic Director and joint CEO. Matravers first joined Polka Theatre as Senior Producer last June and will take up her new post later this month. She will succeed PETER GLANVILLE, who co-led the company for ...
Artistic Director and Joint CEO of Polka Theatre. Creative Producer, Programmer and theatre maker. Previously Producer of LAMDA, Producer of Lyric Hammersmith, Senior Producer at New Diorama Theatre. Extensive Freelance creative producing experience,Theatre503, West End, Off-Broadway transferring shows, new writing, devising and stage management.
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Hufton and Crow. Newly appointed artistic director of London-based Polka Theatre, Helen Matravers, has established her artistic vision for the venue and announced the shows for 2023. Matravers has outlined three central aims for the venue: To create theatre for every child. To be a diverse, inclusive, and empowering theatre.
