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Crossing Borders

Karen Foster


Regions:
West Midlands, East Midlands, South Yorkshire
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £100
Category:
Travel
Updated:
21st October 2026
Tagged:
Travel Stories

After nearly forty years crossing borders for work and pleasure, Karen offers tips on how to deal with Aussie Customs officers who want to talk about cricket, Polish flight officials after a missed connection and how to get someone allegedly residing at a death row institution, INTO the USA to play the viola. She will discuss the tendency of large items of luggage to misbehave and what to do if you’ve chartered a plane to fly to Orkney when the air traffic control computer has gone down. She also shares the fear of the wall of shame in the Libyan customs hall.

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About Karen Foster

After more than 30 years managing professional orchestras, theatres and groups, Karen has a wealth of experience and amusing anecdotes which she will share with your audience to amaze and inform them about the behind-the-scenes world of the professional Arts.

If you want to know the real truth behind the glitzy façade, then sit back and listen.


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