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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 5 hours 31 minutes
episode 168: Word Theatre's Founder and Artistic Director, Cedering Fox
What does it take to run some of the most popular spoken word events on both sides of The Atlantic?
Maybe, Probably - UK Premiere
How do couples cope when the unexpected pitter patter of baby feet are 9 months away? London see the premiere of Eric Henry Sanders' hilarious new play on parenthood.
Cottage
How does a play explode the myths of sleaze that seem to linger behind the act of "cottaging" ? Ben Willows' clever one act explores this dark underworld.
Beautiful Nothing
From a simple monologue idea to a Edinburgh Fringe Festival run - follow this one-woman show's journey
164 - Kray Kray! Code of Silence, with actor Ronan Summers and Director Ben Mole
How does an American actor get cast as (a pull off playing) the legendary London gangsters Ronnie and Reggie Kray?
Curtain Call Pioneers: Andrew Bishop, BishopSound
Do you need to know everything about business to run a speaker making company? No. But is sure helps to know everything about sound...as Andrew Bishop lets us know.
Sunset Boulevard at the Royal Albert Hall / Stephen Sondheim Tribute
What is it like heading up a 40-piece orchestra in front of a packed Royal Albert Hall audience? And a small tribute to the theatrical giant Stephen Sondheim
162 - When The Lights Are Bright Again
What is it like when a little seed of an idea begins to grow roots and sprout into an almighty oak? Andrew Norlen takes us through that exact journey as he releases his first coffee table book featuring over 200 letters and portraits from the theatre world.
Screen 9, Pleasance Theatre
How do you make great art from great tragedy? The creatives and cast of verbatim piece, Screen 9., talk about the show's journey from a reading to the Edinburgh Fringe and ultimately The Pleasance in London.
Welcome to the Rock - Anniversary Special
The West End cast from Come From Away take you through their experiences of September 11th, 2001 and where they find themselves 20 years later