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A QR code looks like the tidy little bow on a marketing plan. In practice, it is a doorway with a draught. Here is the audience journey from curtain-down curiosity to mailing-list sign-up, plus the consent, privacy and link-rot bits that get forgotten between the printer and the interval.
Running owenshipp.co.uk means every email, invoice and awkward question arrives addressed to me personally. Three years in, here's what that intimacy actually costs — in time, in boundaries, and in the odd Sunday afternoon spent rewriting an About page at 11pm.
A working inventory of the charity-shop lamps, cardboard walls and borrowed curtains that actually make it through a small UK tour. Some of it collapses by the second night. The rest earns its place in the hallway.
This year I helped turn an empty retail unit on a UK high street into a tiny theatre for a 2026 show. Here is what the permissions, the clip lights, the curious shoppers and the awkward silences taught me about making performance visible.
I've spent this year loading a one-person show into parish rooms with badminton lines on the floor and a kettle that takes eleven minutes to boil. Here's why village halls have quietly become the most interesting rooms in the country, plus a practical checklist for anyone thinking of joining me.