On these pages contributors present essays on interstitial areas of performance arts, as well as personal reflections on the role of border–crossing in their own work.
Guy Cracknell
Crossing the Borders of Performance: an interview with William Todd-Jones (2004)
William Todd-Jones is a puppet designer and performer, with a long career in theatre, film and television. He is also a writer and director who specializes in creating theatrical works born in the interstitices between puppetry, music, dance, acrobatics, drama, and education. He is also an environmental activist, and has run the London Marathon and climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in a rhino costume to raise money and awareness for conservation programs.
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