Bea Kerry Contributor
Nature and arts lover living and working in Shropshire/Mid Wales. Particularly interested in anything political or performances/pieces that push me out of my comfort zone!
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3 November 2021Voices of Migration
View ReviewBorn from the New Creatives programme, Voices of Migration is a powerful and important audio piece about the search for home.
Listen to Voices of Migration here.
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25 March 2021Power to the period
View BlogI take a look at how we deal with periods in the UK, from the rise of sustainable products to the tampon tax and period poverty.
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21 October 2020Mental illness – The silent curriculum
View BlogMental illness is affecting every single school child in the UK, but we aren’t talking about it. Mental health needs to be brought out of the shadows and put firmly on the school curriculum for all to see and learn.
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7 September 2020Mythbusting: The climate crisis
View BlogWith so much fake news floating around, Bea directs her attention to mythbusting an issue that will affect us all: climate change.
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10 August 2020Masks: The low-down
View BlogWith horror stories, fake news and armchair scientists all weighing in on the mask debate, I’m here to bust some myths and talk about the right way you can mask up to save lives.
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2 July 2020My new normal: Looking after your mental health
View BlogIn this world of unforeseen difficulties and surprises, are we learning how to look after ourselves better?
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17 June 2020You’ve got mail: A love letter to entomology
View BlogWhy I love the big, the small and the ugly of our insect life and you should too
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11 June 2020How to: Check your privilege (from someone who has a lot)
View BlogHow to define and tackle privilege in an ever complicated world
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13 May 2020How to: Be eco-friendly on a budget
View BlogA hot topic at the moment, and for good reason, but how can you save the world when you’re trying to save your bank balance?
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23 April 2020How staying at home is helping us connect
View BlogHow the lockdown is making one nihilist change her ways, because maybe, just maybe, humans aren’t so bad after all
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18 March 2020Coping with OCD during Covid-19
View BlogAs someone with OCD, anxiety and depression, I wanted to make a guide on how to support your friends, family and yourself through this epidemic so you can come out the other side fighting fit.
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12 March 2020You've got mail: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
View BlogAh AOC, political golden girl, former bartender and the dread of all white news readers everywhere - this ones for you.
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Review
11 March 2020The Book of Mormon: In review
View ReviewLast weekend I had a special birthday trip planned - a stay in Bristol, a surprise family lunch and best of all the Book of Mormon at the Bristol Hippodrome. The hype is real for this show, and on their closing weekend they did not disappoint.
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11 February 2020How to: Be the kind of vegan people like
View BlogEver wondered how to go vegan whilst also keeping your friends and not making everyone hate you? Here's a guide from your friendly neighbourhood vegan
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22 January 2020You've got mail: The humble cup of tea
View BlogA love letter to everyone’s favourite drink, because there’s nothing not to love about tea… right?
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10 July 2019Interdependence: Utopia now!
View ReviewA series of sometimes interesting talks exploring how to change the world and yet also bore an entire room full of people at the same time
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7 July 2019Tree
View ReviewAn electrifying part rave part play that explores identity in an ever changing world
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Latest Comments
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Leadership Unit 2: Part E Final Review by Evie Wildish -
(Where in the heck is) Medusa by Bea KerryYes me too! Definitely one that divided the audience if Dan and I are anything to go by, but I would go and see more of her work in a heartbeat. Maybe you will make a dance lover of me yet!
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Drip Drip.... Drip? by Bea KerryThankyou! Yes it was definitely an interesting piece, not too British though as it was pretty frank in tackling the darker parts of British culture that I think we often avoid. Haha it is a great word, just as much fun to type as it is to say. The Q and A shed some light on the development of the play which was fascinating to hear about, and there was some pretty lively debate in the audience about the disconcerting start of the play! We also had an interesting debate about free speech and how far it should be allowed between the audience and cast, definitely challenged some of the ideas I had held about it which I always enjoy. And all this from a tiny Cornish theatre company....
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Brexit and You: the likely costs of leaving by Daniel Hodgkiss
Comment posted on 22 February 2021
Wow, that sounds like a really great event, it's so good to see an event being run that's fun, eco friendly and getting people into the Christmas spirit! So many people don't realise the impact that glitter can have on the environment. It sounds like you had a really worthwhile experience, and well done on smashing your speech, they are something I really struggle with too but it definitely gets easier the more you do it. Having something to hold so you don't fidget is a good idea, I will have to use that next time