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Hosted by Ray Tempesta · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 135 episodes
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A place for discussion and showcasing of theatre across the East Anglian region
Ray Tempesta hosts East Anglian Theatre Podcast, a arts show with 135 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Jez Pike, Jess Bellamy, and Monty Jordan about the production of Breaking the Code that they're set to star in at the Maddermarket Theatre in Norwich. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail A chat with Ruby Bardwell-Dix, who's playing Maria in Beccles Public Hall & Theatre's production of The Sound of Music Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Izzie Porter and Carol Rowell about Sprowston Parish Players' upcoming production of the classic British sitcom, You Rang m'Lord? Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Malcolm Hollister, Director of the current production from Sudbury Dramatic Society, Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with James Dowson, Director of the latest production from the Combined Actors of Cambridge - Nell Gwynn by Jessica Swale Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Lewis Garvey, Hollie Harrington, and Alex Tiller about their upcoming production of the original play, The Head That Bears Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Tom Scudamore and Aaron Hood of Norwich's premier sketch troupe, Earlham Bus Incident, ahead of their latest sketch show, Squeaky Bus Time Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with two key components, Joe Flatt and Diane Webb, of the Maddermarket's New Writing Festival, the winning entries of which will be performed on the 4th and 5th July. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail A chat with Lottie Walker, founder of Blue Fire Theatre, ahead of her visit to East Anglia with her production of Chopped Liver & Unions Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Lily, Ceci, and Dan, from the production of Matilda Jr. from Cre8 Theatre. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Tom Scudamore and Jeremiah Humphreys-Piercey about their upcoming production of Jonathan Harvey's Beautiful Thing Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Jake Smith, CEO and Artistic Director of Eastern Angles Theatre Company about the mission of the company, their current and future projects, and their community space. Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with the RSC, no, not those ones, the better ones. The Reduced Shakespeare Company about the touring production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Dan Moore, Edith Stewart, and Lucy Roper about their upcoming production of Stuff by Tom Wells Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Daisy Wilson, Aly Gatfield, and Lewis Aves about the production of Beauty & the Beast that they are central parts of. Also features Ray's usual nonsense where he bores you senseless wit
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Steve McCartney about the upcoming production of London Suite from Lindisfarne Productions which is happening at the Dixon Studio in Southend's Palace Theatre. Also features Ray's usual
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Rohan Gotobed and Erin de Frias about their touring production of an original piece called Lessons from Teacher which tours to a few venues in East Anglia in June. There's also Ray's us
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Ali Crawley and Aileen Sterling about the latest production in Sudbury Dramatic Society's season, Emilia, all about the historical character of Emilia Bassano. Also features Ray's usual
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Jess Hutchings, Alison Utting, and William McKinnell, director and actors respectively in Sewell Barn Theatre's latest production, Female Transport Support the show
Send us Fan Mail An interview with Andrew Gladman and Hannah Wood, of the Earlham Bus Incident comedy troupe, whose first ever full-length play, The Woman Who Shot People Too Much debuts at The Garage in Norwich on 2nd M
Jake Smith
spiritual formation director · Eastern Angles Theatre Company
1 appearance on this show
Luke Wright
British poet · EMC Precision
1 appearance on this show
Tim Foley
Assistant Superintendent · Building and Realty Institute
1 appearance on this show
Sean Baker
Exhibits and Artifacts Curator · Clemson's Special Collections and Archives
2 appearances on this show
David Lester
Co-Founder & President · Drama Mavericks
1 appearance on this show
Sara Knight
Financial Officer · Sudbury Dramatic Society
1 appearance on this show
Harvey
Southend Shakespeare Company
1 appearance on this show
Between the Bars Theatre
Between the Bars Theatre
1 appearance on this show
Jill Korn
Sound Escapes Theatre
1 appearance on this show
Caroline Manley
Rackheath Players
1 appearance on this show
Sprowston Parish Players
Sprowston Parish Players
1 appearance on this show
Art
Maddermarket
1 appearance on this show
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