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Everything Theatre hosts The Everything Theatre Interviews, a arts show with 169 episodes published.
How To Kill Your Landlord is certainly a provocative title, and so befitting of a show that is going to be making its way to Edinburgh this August, with a quick stop off at Drayton Arms Theatre (20 and 21 July) for a qui
James Haddrell discusses his role as Artistic Director of Greenwich Theatre With the announcement of two exciting additions to their 2025 programme, plus their usual high quality Christmas Panto, it felt like a great tim
Emmy Happisburgh grew up when the rave scene was very much at its peak in the early 90s. And it's that time and place that she has returned to with her show Second Summer of Love, described as one-woman’s first-hand trip
Elegy Theatre talk about The ExperimentIt's nearly four years since we first came across Elegy Theatre, with Truth/Reconciliation. Since then they have been busy putting on some amazing work, and are now all set to prese
Tip Top Theatre Collective chat about God, The Devil and Me We're always trying to expand our coverage outside of the usual London bubble, and one way of doing that is by chatting to those theatre makers who operate outs
Bridge House Theatre's Artistic Director Luke Adamson joins us to chat about both the venue and it's upcoming show, Penge West. Having now been in charge at the venue for four years, we chat about what lead him here, the
The Hope Theatre's Co-Artistic Directors Laurel Marks and Toby Hampton Just over a year ago, there was a fear we'd be losing one of our amazing pub theatres when The Hope Theatre announced its closure. But thankfully it
Our latest guest includes the return of Sam Smithson, who last year was telling us all about his show Taking A Love Pill At the End of the World. This time around he is joined by Cameron Wilson, who together make up Not
Back at the very start of 2023 Eleanor Hill spoke to us about Sad-vents, a show we called "visually impressive" in our 4 star review. In the two years since, she's been rather busy. After her run at VAULT Festival, she t
Whilst most of our podcasts are supporting specific upcoming shows, it's always fun to do something a little different. And that's what this latest edition is. Because we're chatting to Matthew Parker - director, actor,
We came across Bespoke Plays in 2024 when Mimi Collins put on their first London show, a staged reading of her own play The Water Party. What we soon found out was that Bespoke Plays is a transatlantic venture, having be
We do love a good tag line, and that's just what our latest guests are Libby Boyd and Ruby Blue Tansey-Thomas, who make up two-thirds of Themis Theatre, gave us for their upcoming show, Schrödinger's Lesbians. RIght now
Synergy Theatre Project is more than just a theatre company. Formed over 20 years ago they work across theatre and the criminal justice system, including within prisons putting on work with prisoners, whilst the shows th
Emma Wilkinson Wright and Greg Wilkinson discuss The Last Days of Liz Truss. Poor Liz Truss, forever to be remembered for her failures and not the amazing work she did in promoting Britain's pork markets! But maybe that'
Chris Fung is about to bring his show, The Society for New Cuisine, to Omnibus Theatre, a show that asks "What would you give for a taste of new understanding?" Chris will be known to many for his West End work, includin
Sometimes a show pops up that says it is based on a true story, but well, you have to double check these things when they sound so ridiculous. And that is exactly what we had to do before we sat down with writer Nikhil V
Not heard of Mary De Morgan? Don't worry, we have to admit most of us here at ET hadn't either, but that's all about to change as we chat to Claire Parker about her show The Vegan Tigress. Mary De Morgan was a writer, a
There's an old saying about making the best out of a bad situation, and that's just what the team at MARIA WHO? seem to have done with Miss Brexit. Framing the show as a beauty contest, with the winner given a chance to
It's always lovely to chat to old friends, and that's just what this week's podcast is. David Brady, Artistic Director of Lion and Unicorn Theatre and Proforca Theatre, has been a guest at least three times before, but t
Our latest guests are Jamie Sefton and Alex McKeon, who together make up Mirror Up Productions. Jamie has been a guest before, previously to chat about A Thousand Sons, a show about the ongoing battle for veterans of the
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