An audio recording of our Board Member APplication Pack.

For more information go to www.pilot-theatre.com/opportunities.

Board Member Application Pack Audio

An audio recording of our Finance Officer Application Pack.

For more information go to www.pilot-theatre.com/opportunities.

Finance Officer Application Pack Audio

This meditation was recorded from a live via Zoom session on 15th December 2021, led by Lizzie Wiggs. Please make yourself comfortable and enjoy.

Mindfulness Meditation Session 15th December

Inspired by the civic life of railway entrepreneur George Hudson, this unique digital walk guides you through the streets of the city centre, following the legacy of this influential figure.

Featuring voices from the past, as imagined by the local community today, these lively and imaginative accounts seamlessly incorporate sources from the 19th Century. The walk is designed as an activity to accompany the production of In Fog and Falling Snow (26 June - 11 July).

You can complete the walk en-route to the National Railway Museum, prior to attending the performance, but the recording will also be available to download on-demand, as a legacy for future generations. 

www.pilot-theatre.com/railwayking

4. The Railway King: Lutyens Monument

3. The Railway King: Lendal Bridge

2. The Railway King: Mansion House

1. The Railway King: Drapers Shop

On the 25th June 2015, our Artistic Director Marcus Romer was invited to speak at the Live Theatre Broadcast Symposium, organised and hosted by the Theatre, Film and Television Department at the University of York. 

Marcus spoke about Pilot's work, ethos and role as a leading company in the delivery of performance, events, and conferences across a range of platforms.

You can find out more about our services at www.TheatreLivestream.TV

Marcus Romer Keynote at Live Theatre Broadcast Symposium

British Theatre Guide interviewed Director Fraser Corfield and actors Lou Broadbent and Sara Sadeghi about our new re-imagining of Albert Camus’ novel L’Etranger, written by Emteaz Hussain.

It works around the narrative of the original to focus on two marginalised female characters, Marie and Sumaya, exploring the experience of migration and the impact of trauma in the lives of these two women.

In this episode, director Fraser Corfield and performers Lou Broadbent and Sara Sadeghi talk to BTG’s Mark Smith about the process of creating this new piece as a cross-cultural collaboration and discuss the relevance of the play in the light of the current political climate around immigration and migration.

The production opens at CAST in Doncaster from 24 to 26 September 2015 before touring through autumn to the University of York, Barnsley Civic, Derby Theatre, Liverpool Playhouse, Canada Water in London, Hull Truck, the Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield and the Tobacco Factory in Bristol.

To listen to the original podcast and hear more BTG podcasts visit http://btguide.libsyn.com/pilot-theatres-outsiders-re-imagining-camus 

British Theatre Guide interview for Outsiders

"Fast-paced, funny, it'll make you laugh and cry"

An interview by Vale Radio's Nick Love with Katie Posner, Associate Director of Pilot Theatre and director of The Season Ticket.

Nick and Katie discuss the new stage adaptation of Jonathan Tulloch's novel The Season Ticket and the process of directing the play.


A play about love, friendship, hardship and the priceless currency of hope. It’s a very funny, very sad and utterly compelling human story.

Everyone needs a dream. For lads Gerry and Sewell, it’s watching their beloved Newcastle United play for a whole season. To get into the sacred St James’ Park where Gazza once graced the field of dreams, Shearer smashed a total of two hundred and six goals, where Kev was King and Sir Bobby was a god, they only need one thing: a season ticket.

In a world of payday loans and cash-on-credit, how easy is it to make a cool grand? Can you sell 'magic pennies’ for a pound on the streets of the city? Gerry and Sewell try every trick in the book but find that making money is much more complicated than avoiding school. Or home.

www.pilot-theatre.com/performance/current/the-season-ticket

Vale Radio Interview with Katie Posner - Season Ticket

Pilot is a multi-platform organisation. We work with diverse teams to make a wide range of work for a diverse range of audiences. By working with artists of the highest calibre across all our platforms it enables us to make new 'pilot' projects - original commissions, theatre tours, conferences, workshops, digital delivery and participatory projects.

We are based at York Theatre Royal, and have been since 2002. We are one of very few national touring mid-scale companies to be based outside London and are therefore able to offer unique training and work opportunities for artists and young people in mid-scale touring that they may be unable to get anywhere else in the region.

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