Lunch with...Blythe Jandoo

Lunch with... Blythe Jandoo

Join us at the Glad Cafe for lunch and the chance to find out more about actor Blythe Jandoo. Bijli Co-Artistic Director Shilpa T-Hyland will lead a chat with Blythe about her career, learning moments, and experiences in the arts industry, before opening up to questions from you. Vegan lunch provided in your ticket price.

Part of Threads: our programme of workshops and events supporting the South-Asian community in Glasgow to try new activities and develop skills in theatre and performance. The workshops explore storytelling through multiple aspects of performance including movement, voice, character, design and more!

Workshops are 16+

Book your ticket now to ensure your spot. Lunches will be limited to 8 people.

You will get a confirmation email to confirm your lunch order.

If you cannot attend the event after booking let us know so we can give the slot to someone else.

Who is it for?

If you identify as South Asian and you are curious about performance or theatre then Threads is for you! You don’t need to have any previous experience to attend our workshops or Lunch with... events and you can attend as many as you’d like or just one that interests you.

What to expect?

All of our Threads events are welcoming and inclusive spaces. Each Lunch with... is 1hr long. The event will begin at 1pm.

About Blythe

Blythe trained at The Dance School of Scotland and Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Grease, The 39 Steps, This is A Gift, Gypsy, The Secret Garden, The Maggie Wall, Sunshine on Leith, Around the World in 80 Days, (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); A Mother's Song (Macrobert); Rumi: The Musical (London Coliseum); Joseph and The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (London Palladium); Bend It Like Beckham (North American premiere); The Wizard of Oz (Sheffield Crucible); Follies (Royal Albert Hall)

TV, film and audio include: Return (GMAC Film), Be Like Elsie (Lothian Films), Aladdin (Walt Disney Pictures), Gold (Eros International), Beauty and the Beast (Walt Disney Pictures), The Great (Hulu), The Terrific Treevils (Watford Palace and Woodland Trust), Rumi (original cast recording), The Shadow of Tay (Scotsman Sessions), and Letter To… (Stellar Quines and Pitlochry Festival Theatre)

Audiobooks: The Acrobats of Agra, The Blood Promise, Torchwood: Lola.

Pantomime: Peter Pan (King's Theatre, Glasgow); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (King's Theatre, Glasgow); Beauty and the Beast (King's Theatre, Glasgow); Aladdin (SEC Armadillo, Glasgow); Peter Pan (SEC Armadillo)

If you have any questions at all please contact [email protected]

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