EXCLUSIVE: In this episode I get the opportunity to talk to singer songwriter Carys about her brand new stage musical Night:City. Described as “a musical like never before, Night:City is where urban legends live inviting you to escape the everyday, one song at a time”.

The episode includes music from the upcoming soundtrack album.

I was loafing on holiday in Turkey when this opportunity came up and as the show opens soon on the 25th of July, I owe a big thanks to David Wright, Grammy nominated composer and producer of the soundtrack album, for interviewing Carys on my behalf to avoid delaying the episode release.

Tickets are selling fast for the one night only premier of Night:City taking place at the Fisher Theatre in Bungay Suffolk on July 25th and can be purchased here: https://fishertheatre.org/FisherTheatre.dll/Booking?Booking=TSelectItems.waSelectItemsPrompt.TcsWebMenuItem_0.TcsWebTab_0.TcsPerformance_1149139.TcsSection_1730

More information about Carys and her other work can be found here:

https://carysmusic.com/

As well as on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/caryssongs

Or Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Carysmusic. And Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/52hvpv1X4gg5uDSg8crkuP/discography

Further information on the Album producer David Wright can be found here:

Website: https://www.davidwrightmusic.com/

Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Wright_(British_musician)

If you would like your production featured on the show please contact me on info@stuarthannah.com

Thanks for listening.

Stu x

In this episode our roving reporter Seb Ranson interviews Julia Frazier, an American Shakespeare Superfan and theatre professional; about how she is realising a lifelong ambition to not only direct what is probably Shakespeare's funniest comedy but to do so in the country of his birth.

In this episode I look at what it's like working backstage in Amdram productions. It can seem to be an unglamorous existence lurking in the dark backstage but when you contribute to a successful show it is very satisfying. I also share some stories about some near disasters that I have witnessed during my time working as a stage hand in Amdram. It's great fun but not without some risk in the theatre environment.

If you would like to share your backstage stories or like me to feature your upcoming amatuer production on the show, please email me at podcast@stuarthannah.co.uk