Steph Sirr

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CEO of fabulous Nottingham Playhouse, joint president of UK Theatre. Writer. Consultant. Feminist. Doodle owner. #theatre All views my own

Blonde haired woman pictured on Beeston station, looking tired
Young Vic theatre frontage, to the right is a poster for the play Punch
Legend on front cloth shows The Stage Awards
White woman wearing a head torch and a crazed expression in a darkened room. Wearing a black and white striped shirt
Sad faced blonde labradoodle
White haired man in overalls is hosing down a brightly painted gunk tank with the label How Dairy
A blonde haired props maker sitting in a giant frying pan, laughing
A children’s show set with ducklings swimming across
A huge tree log on stage
Side view of a pantomime portal light box with glittery beanstalk growing up it
Cute red haired labradoodle, in need of a trim, sitting like a Very Good Boy
Tess, Chris and Dianne at the Strictly judging
A stage set with a sun at its centre. A group of parents and small children sit on the floor looking at the set.
The band Steps on stage all in white with performers of Here and Now. The backdrop is brightly coloured rectangles
Wrist band bearing legend “Here and Now” Gala performance. In the background a stage show opening set saying Better, Best Bargains
An image of the Nottingham Playhouse production of Dear Evan Hansen, the lead actor Ryan Kopel wears a cast on his arm & is walking forward, looking anxious and singing. Behind him young people move in front and behind of a glazed screen. The legend says Nominate Dear Evan Hansen for Best Performer in a Musical, Best Supporting Performer, Best Musical Revival, Best Regional Production
The poster for the play Punch. A young man in a wet shirt is swaggering on the stage reenacting a fight he has had. To his right the words Nominate Punch for New Play, Best regional production, Best Performer and Supporting Performer, Best Professional Debut
Red coated labradoodle is captivated by Tasha Ghouri dancing the paso doble on tv.
A blonde and a red labradoodle stare intently into the camera
Two interviewers are impressed by a candidate who implies that they’ve developed HR policy - being “personally responsible” for several new rules. It becomes clear they mean HR policy had to be rewritten to cover their breaches of rules.
Actress Jenny Agutter standing at a lectern smiling. She wears black trousers and top and the legend on the lectern reads The Longford Trust.
Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe speaking at a Levin that bears the legend The Longford Trust
Tim West and Prunella Scales in evening wear reading a programme, I am behind them. We’re all smiling