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Fully Amplified is the new podcast from Futures Theatre. Discover untold stories from women and non-binary people combined with original drama from the UK's most dynamic writers. Exploring love, family, activism, and home, Fully Amplified features extraordinary stories that demand to be heard. www.futurestheatre.co.uk

Just Imagine – The Pantomime & Family Theatre PodcastGo behind the curtain of pantomime and family theatre with Just Imagine, the podcast from Imagine Theatre, one of the world’s leading producers of professional pantomime.Join host Martin Ballard as he meets the performers, creatives and people who bring the magic to life. Hear their stories, discover what really happens behind the scenes and find out the answer to that all-important question: what do they do for the rest of the year?Along the way, we explore the wonderful world of pantomime: its traditions, its history, how productions ...

It's the County Morgue Puppet Theatre! With ever-popular host Dickie Fiorintino and the County Morgue Community Players. True vintage crime is brought to life. With music, sound effects and dramatic pauses, several times a year. Written and produced by Charles Yarborough. Visit our Instagram at CountyMorguePuppetTheatre

Théâtre radiophonique en wolof "Diisoo Ngir Aaru" ("S'unir pour se protéger") en plusieurs épisodes où l'on rencontre et suit Modou, trentenaire, danseur hors pair et soutien de sa famille vivant dans la banlieue de Dakar. Lors qu'il est écarté d'une tournée internationale prometteuse parce n'ayant pas été vacciné contre le Covid-19, son monde s'effondre. Mais Modou n'en démord pas : pas question de se vacciner contre le Covid-19, puisque, croit-il, le Covid-19 n'existe pas. Le série "Diisoo Ngir Aaru" vise à sensibiliser le public contre la désinformation sur la Covid-19 et les...

The Womxn Up? podcast (Season 1) was Workie Ticket Theatre’s response to the global COVID-19 pandemic which highlighted North East women’s stories through a series of audio plays and real-life interviews. Funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Season 2 - #AllMenCan We talk to men about Violence Against Women & Girls after the pandemic brought a lot of these issues to light. Funded by Operation Payback The podcasts are presented by Sarah Hughes, produced by Workie Ticket and edited by Studio26. To find out more about Workie Ticket Theatre please visit: www.workietickettheatre.com

New Podcast Series Available - Veteran Voices in association with See Me written by Lisa Nicoll Also available: A Toon Built Apo Shenanigans - Fantasy Fiction Audio Drama written by Chris TaThe Cultural Coven Series 1 - Sam Heughan, Ricky Ross, Elaine C. Smith, Ian Rankin and Joyce McMillan are among the guests to share their creative and life journeys, reveal green-room gossip, and take part in creative challenges. And: The Voice Behind Our Town - residents of Ferguslie Park in Paisley, talk about their community and the truth behind the headlines often associated with the area.

L’an dernier, le PÀP et son Ensemble ont mené un vaste projet de recherche dans six régions québécoises nommé Radio-ressources. Des intervenants de partout nous ont alors entretenu de leur rapport aux ressources naturelles. Le Théâtre PÀP a créé un véritable voyage sonore avec les moments marquants de ce projet.

City Garage Theatre (Santa Monica, CA), is excited to present this engaging and thought-provoking look at current issues and how they’re reflected in theater. Steven Leigh Morris is an award-winning playwright, novelist and critic. His plays have been presented off-Broadway and across Southern California. He was the LA Weekly Theater Critic for 25 years and his writing has appeared in the NY Times, the LA Times, and American Theatre Magazine. Morris chaired the Jury for the 2012 Pulitzer Prize in Drama. He founded www.stageraw.com in 2014. Animal Farm is on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3lFt7d6

Piece together clues and help siblings Pen and Cob unravel the mystery of Swan River! Listeners of all ages will delight in this audio play for families. A story about identity, adaptability, and family, Swan River celebrates the extraordinary power that we all have to love one another unconditionally. Listen to episodes at bedtime over a few nights, or all at once when travelling! An audio adaptation of the stage play by Skeleton Key Theatre (Canada).

Alphabetti Theatre (founded 2012) is an intimate artist lead award winning theatre in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Before Covid-19 Our 80 seater theatre held on average each year 320 performances, worked with/supported 2,000 artists & welcomed 15,000 audience members - with 60% of our programme part of our Pay What You Feel ticket scheme, with all remaining tickets £10 or under.

Lyric Theatre is The College of New Jersey's all inclusive musical theatre performing branch. During the pandemic, we've moved our shows from stage to podcast! These are original musicals, written and performed by the students of The College of New Jersey.

Join the artists of Nevada Conservatory Theatre for a backstage look into the making of the world premiere production of The Human Comedy, adapted by Thom Babbes and based on the novel by William Saroyan. This five-episode series explores the collaborative creative process from concept to realization in this unique and uncertain time of COVID-19. Follow the director as he works with Nevada Conservatory Theatre artists and artisans to bring this new theatrical adaptation to the NCT stage!

Writers Revealed presents a personal and stunningly honest look at the writer behind the words and the person behind the page. Every month we invite two writers to read their own work - anything from poems to novel excerpts to monologues that capture the writer's perspective in their own voice. Each episode concludes with an immersive discussion for an in-depth look at each writer, their work, and what inspires them to pick up a pen and tell their stories. Whether you're an aspiring playwright, a seasoned novelist, or just a lover of a great story, Writers Revealed is the podcast for you!

Be entertained with Pop Up Theatre's original audio plays, podcasts, and documentaries.

This is Tiny Theatre - Monologues! written by writers, performed by actors, and recorded live on stage. Every episode showcases 3 never-before-heard monologues on a theme that will have you laughing, crying, and everything in between. Hosted by Daniella Down and Sairah Erens | Formerly The Monologue Podcast Join us for our next live event on May 7th at Boom Chicago!

Seven lucky sweepstakes winners are aboard the first cruise to set sail since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. These winners are ecstatic to see their Broadway favorites take the stage, but the excitement is brought to a screeching halt when they discover one of the performers dead in the greenroom! The Show Must Go On: A Musical Mystery at Sea is brought to you by the Musical Theatre Department at Anderson University.Please consider making a donation by clicking the link below. All proceeds will support the performing arts. Donations will go to The Musical Theatre New Works and New ...

Ten audio-stories, written and performed by female artists who have migrated to the UK from ten different countries. What are the “things” people associate with migrant womxn? We certainly know what we are NOT. Recognising the stereotypes often projected on migrant womxn, LegalAliens Theatre asked 10 artists to respond to the theme THINGS I AM NOT, picking a style that truly represents them.

Tēnā koutou kātoa! Te Pou Theatre is a Māori home for the development and presentation live theatre. Every year we hold a Kōanga Festival supporting and celebrating new Māori story telling through play workshops, live readings, premieres of new Māori theatre. This year, in the wake of COVID-19, we are presenting our sixth annual Kōanga Festival in a digital edition. Over the month of Mahuru (September), this podcast will bring you new playwrights work in recorded play readings as well as a new radio play as part of our new show Whytangi??. Check out what we're all about here: ...

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