Get ready to celebrate as Natalie marks a significant milestone in this special episode of the podcast - the First Birthday! Join us as we rejoice in the return of London Theatre after the challenging lockdown period. In this episode, Natalie dives into the vibrant world of theatre and shares her review of the spectacular production of Jesus Christ Superstar at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre. But that's not all! She also treats us to a special commentary from her good friend, the talented actress Kirsty Hoiles, who was performing as Tanya in Mamma Mia! at The Novello Theatre when the theatres were forced to close in March 2020. Kirsty's insights and personal experiences offer a unique perspective on the impact of the lockdown on the theatre industry. As we reflect on the past year and the resilience of the theatre community, Natalie's celebration of the podcast's First Birthday becomes a symbol of hope and the enduring spirit of live performances. From the powerful music of Jesus Christ Superstar to Kirsty's heartfelt anecdotes, this episode encapsulates the joy and excitement of being back in the theatre. Don't miss this momentous episode that marks a year of incredible theatre discussions and embraces the return of London Theatre. Tune in and be part of the celebration as we look forward to a future filled with exceptional performances, memorable experiences, and the magic of the stage. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for a captivating episode as Natalie shines a spotlight on the Royal Shakespeare Company'sdelightful production of Much Ado About Nothing. Join her as she delves into the world of witty banter, romantic mishaps, and comedic escapades with one of Shakespeare's most beloved plays. But that's not all – we have a special treat for you! Natalie sits down for an exclusive interview with the talented actor Edward Bennett, who portrayed the charismatic Benedick in the RSC's production. Discover the insights, challenges, and joys of bringing this iconic character to life on the stage. From the chemistry between Benedick and Beatrice to the timeless themes of love, deception, and mistaken identities, we explore the enduring appeal of Much Ado About Nothing and the RSC's unique approach to the play. Gain a deeper understanding of the creative process, character development, and the magic that unfolds behind the scenes. Join us as we celebrate the art of Shakespearean theatre and dive into the world of Much Ado About Nothing with the Royal Shakespeare Company. With Natalie's insightful commentary and an engaging interview with Edward Bennett, this episode promises to be a treat for theatre enthusiasts and Shakespeare lovers alike. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Natalie for a magical episode as the cast of Colfe's Summer Production brings you an abridged version of William Shakespeare's enchanting comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream. In the absence of a live performance, our talented cast transports you into the world of mischievous fairies, bumbling actors, and young lovers entangled in a whimsical forest adventure. In addition to our own performance, we shine a spotlight on two renowned theatre companies, The Bridge Theatre and Shakespeare's Globe, as they present their own unique productions of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Discover the innovative interpretations, stunning visuals, and brilliant performances that have made these productions stand out in the world of Shakespearean theatre. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Shakespeare as we explore the themes, characters, and timeless appeal of A Midsummer Night's Dream. From the magical atmosphere of The Bridge Theatre to the authentic Shakespearean experience at Shakespeare's Globe, this episode promises to transport you into a realm of love, laughter, and fantastical adventures. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Natalie in an exciting episode as she sits down with the talented actor Gareth Snook, known for his role in Wise Children. Gareth shares insights into his experience working on the production and offers a glimpse into the world of theatre from an actor's perspective. In addition to the interview, Natalie also reviews several online available versions of beloved musicals, including Romantics Anonymous, Andrew Lloyd-Webber'sPhantom of The Opera, Aspects of Love, Cats, and Sunset Boulevard. With her keen eye for detail and appreciation for the art form, Natalie delves into the strengths and highlights of each production, providing listeners with a comprehensive overview. Whether you're a theatre enthusiast or simply curious about these iconic shows, this episode is a must-listen. Gain behind-the-scenes insights from Gareth Snook and discover Natalie's expert opinions on the online versions of these beloved musicals.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for an exciting episode as Natalie sits down with the talented Karen Fishwick, known for her role in the RSC production of Romeo & Juliet, which is being live-streamed by the BBC. Karen shares her experiences of playing Juliet, navigating the challenges of the lockdown, and the honour of being nominated for an Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. During the interview, Karen also takes a moment to shine a spotlight on other notable productions she has been a part of, including Hairspray, This House, and A Monster Calls. She offers insights into the creative process, memorable moments from these productions, and the impact they have had on her career. Join Natalie and Karen as they delve into the world of theatre, exploring the nuances of portraying iconic characters and the unique challenges of performing during unprecedented times. With engaging anecdotes and a genuine passion for the craft, this episode is sure to captivate theatre enthusiasts and fans of Karen's work. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for an insightful episode as Natalie sits down with the talented Mark Goldthorp to discuss his experiences in Mary Poppins and the creative opportunities that have emerged during the lockdown through Theatre in Quarantine. Mark shares his perspectives on Avenue Q, Les Misérables, Woman in White, Matilda, Beauty and the Beast, Sunset Boulevard, Into the Woods, and Whistle Down the Wind.In addition to Mark's interview, this episode features a compelling discussion with producer Darren Murphy. Together, they dive into the world of National Theatre Live and explore two standout productions: A Streetcar Named Desire starring the remarkable Gillian Anderson and Sea Wall featuring the captivating Andrew Scott.Join Natalie, Mark Goldthorp, and Darren Murphy as they explore the ever-evolving landscape of theatre and discuss the exciting possibilities that have arisen during the lockdown. From Mark's experiences in iconic productions to the ground-breaking initiatives of National Theatre Live, this episode is packed with fascinating insights and engaging conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for a captivating episode as Natalie brings together a talented ensemble of actors from RSC, West End, and NT in a performance that will leave you in awe. In Trapped Teaching Tempest, these actors take the stage to deliver wonderful monologues and provide insightful commentaries on the actor's preparation process using GCSE/A-Level exam questions. In Act 35, Euan Wilson, acclaimed for his role in Stick Man, showcases his exceptional talent with a captivating monologue that will transport you to another world. Joining him is Frances Knox, a graduate of Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, who brings her remarkable skills to the forefront. Alongside Frances, Lydia Barton Lovett from Rose Bruford College delivers a powerful performance that will leave a lasting impression. Continuing the journey, Bella Humphries, another graduate from Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, takes the stage with a captivating monologue that showcases her versatility as an actor. Joined by Julian Blundell-Thompson, Rufus Wright from Translations at NT, and Jonathan Broadbentfrom Henry VI at Globe & RSC, this talented ensemble creates a dynamic and engaging theatrical experience.Join Natalie and these extraordinary actors as they delve into the process of preparation and share their insights on the craft of acting. Through their monologues and commentaries, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the art form and witness the incredible talent that graces the stages of RSC, West End, and NT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for an extraordinary episode as Natalie is joined by a star-studded cast of actors from RSC, West End, and NT in a captivating performance of monologues. Brace yourself for a unique experience as these talented performers bring their characters to life and provide insightful commentaries on how actors prepare using GCSE/A-Level exam questions. In Act 1, Jess Kambitsis, known for her captivating performance in Market Boy, takes the stage with a powerful monologue that will leave you spellbound. Then, Tom Dickerson, celebrated for his role in Book of Mormon, delivers a charming performance that showcases his incredible talent. And let's not forget Mark Holden, who wowed audiences in Pretty Woman, as he brings his character to life in a way only he can. In Act 2, get ready for a tour-de-force performance from Steven Blake, known for his remarkable work in The Crown, Doctors, and Belgravia. His monologue will take you on an emotional journey that will leave you breathless. Join Natalie and this exceptional cast as they explore the art of acting and delve into the intricacies of preparing for performances.  Through their performances and insightful commentaries, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the craft and witness the incredible talent that graces the stages of RSC, West End, and NT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for an extraordinary episode as Natalie sits down with the talented Sally Abbott, the brilliant writer behind the recent Frantic Assembly 25th Anniversary production, I Think We Are Alone, directed by the remarkable duo Scott Graham and Kathy Burke. Prepare to be captivated as Sally shares her insights and creative process behind this ground-breaking production. But that's not all! This episode delves into intriguing discussions on the latest from National Theatre Home, the innovative platform Frantic Digital, the thought-provoking Coronavirus Time Capsule, the immersive world of Digital Theatre+, the heart-warming series Leave a Light On, the uplifting song requests for the NHS, the engaging Instagram Live sessions, and the enchanting world of Wise Children. Join Natalie and her guests as they explore the evolving landscape of theatre in the digital age and uncover the power of storytelling and creativity. This episode is packed with inspiration, behind-the-scenes stories, and a deep appreciation for the arts.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this captivating episode, Natalie sits down for an exclusive interview with the talented Mark Holden, known for his remarkable stage performance in Pretty Woman. They delve into his portrayal of the charismatic characters and explore his experiences as a versatile actor in the dynamic world of theatre. Additionally, Natalie engages in an insightful conversation with Georgia Green, the brilliant director behind The Mikvah Project, delving into the creative process and the play's impactful themes. The episode also delves into the exciting realm of National Theatre Live, an innovative platform that brings the magic of live theatre to audiences worldwide. Natalie shares her thoughts on the immersive experiences offered by Digital Theatre +, where theatre enthusiasts can access a diverse range of captivating productions from the comfort of their homes.Furthermore, the episode highlights the exhilarating West End Musical Brunch, a vibrant and interactive event that combines the joy of musical theatre with a delightful brunch experience. Natalie provides a glimpse into this unique fusion of food and entertainment that leaves audiences singing and dancing. To wrap up the episode, Natalie explores the inspiring initiative known as Leave a Light On, which showcases incredible performances by talented artists through online streams. Discover how this virtual platform brings the magic of theatre directly to audiences, connecting performers and viewers in a truly special way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this captivating episode, Natalie shares her review of the highly anticipated concert event, Back Together, featuring the incredible duo of Michael Ball and Alfie Boe at The O2. She discusses their powerful performances, the electrifying atmosphere, and the unforgettable moments that made the show a must-see for music lovers. Next, Natalie turns her attention to the thought-provoking production of I Think We Are Alone by Frantic Assembly at The Theatre Royal Stratford East. She explores the unique storytelling style, the emotional depth of the performances, and the powerful themes that resonate with the audience. But the excitement doesn't stop there! Natalie also takes you on a journey into the world of improvisational comedy with Austentatious at The Fortune Theatre. She shares her experience of this hilarious and inventive show, and to add to the fun, she sits down for an exclusive interview with actress Charlotte Gittins, who reveals the secrets and challenges of performing in a completely improvised play. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this exciting episode, Natalie brings you her review of The Pirate Queen, the spectacular London Coliseum Charity Gala Premiere. She shares her thoughts on the production and the incredible performances, highlighting the talents of the cast. But that's not all – Natalie takes you behind the scenes with exclusive rehearsal interviews with the stars of the show, including Rachel Tucker, Steph Parry, Jai McDowall, Emma Norman, Sabrina Carter, Jamie Betkett, Daniel Boyes, and Christian Zaccarini. Get ready to hear first-hand insights into the making of this extraordinary musical. Natalie then takes a deep dive into the electrifying production of Be More Chill at The Other Palace. She explores the unique storyline, catchy music, and standout performances, offering her own review of the show. Join Natalie as she delves into the world of musical theatre and brings you all the excitement and buzz surrounding these incredible productions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this captivating episode, Natalie dives into the enchanting world of theatre, starting with her review of The Strange Tale of Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel, a fascinating production by Tale Told By An Idiot at Wilton's Music Hall. She shares her admiration for this unique and inventive show and sits down for a backstage interview with actor Sara Alexander, offering listeners an exclusive glimpse into the behind-the-scenes magic. Natalie then takes us on a journey to experience the powerful Endgame & Rough for Theatre II at The Old Vic, featuring an all-star cast including Alan Cumming, Daniel Radcliffe, Jane Horrocks, and Karl Johnson. She delves into the intensity and brilliance of these performances, providing her insightful review of the production. Next on Natalie's list is the captivating production of Cyrano de Bergerac by celebrated and critics favourite Jamie Lloyd Theatre Company at the Playhouse Theatre. She explores the seductive performance by James McAvoy in the title role and sits down for an engaging backstage interview with actor Nari Blair-Mangat, shedding light on the process and experience of bringing this iconic play to life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this captivating episode, Natalie delves into the world of theatre, starting with her review of Funny, tender and painfully awkward, Wise Children's Romantics Anonymous - a delicious love story about breaking the mould and finding the courage to be happy, at Bristol Old Vic. She shares her enchantment with this heart-warming musical and its talented cast, including her backstage interview with actor Gareth Snook, who brings his charm and talent to the stage. Next on Natalie's list is the powerful and uplifting Come From Away at the Phoenix Theatre. Based on the emotional real life story, she recounts her emotional journey through this remarkable production and brings listeners an exclusive backstage interview with the talented Alice Fearn, shedding light on her role and the impact of the show. Finally, Natalie explores the captivating world of Opera Undone: Puccini classics Tosca & La bohème at Trafalgar Studios. She discusses the unique concept of this opera double-bill and sits down with the talented tenor Roberto Barbaro for a fascinating interview, delving into the artistry and intricacies of his performance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie takes her seat in the historic Sondheim Theatre for the gala performance of Les Misérables. In this episode, she shares her exhilaration as she witnesses the iconic musical come to life once again. Natalie also sits down for a backstage interview with actor Ciaran Bowling, who brings depth and passion to the character of Grantaire. Listeners will be captivated by the behind-the-scenes insights and Ciaran's personal journey in portraying this beloved role. Continuing her theatre adventures, Natalie attends the grand production of The Prince of Egypt at the Dominion Theatre. She shares her awe-inspiring experience of this epic musical, highlighting its breath-taking visuals and powerful performances. Additionally, Natalie secures a backstage interview with actor Jay Marsh, shedding light on his role and the creative process behind the production. And finally, Natalie immerses herself in the comedic world of Ben Elton's The Upstart Crow at the Gielgud Theatre starring comedy legend David Mitchell and Gemma Whelan. She dives into the wit and humour of this theatrical adaptation, providing her review of the show's charm and entertainment value. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie takes centre stage in the bustling Theatreland as she talks more about the emotionally charged production of Dear Evan Hansen at the Noel Coward Theatre. In this episode, she shares her thoughts on the powerful story and the exceptional performances, including a backstage interview with actress Lauren Ward, who brings the character of Cynthia Murphy to life. Listeners will gain insight into the making of the show and Lauren's experience portraying this complex character. Continuing her theatre journey, Natalie attends the captivating performance of Richard III at the Sam Wannamaker Playhouse. She offers her review of this Shakespearean masterpiece and sits down for a backstage interview with Sophie Russell, the talented actress who takes on the challenging role of Richard III. Listeners will get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the production and Sophie's approach to bringing this iconic character to the stage. Lastly, Natalie explores the profound drama and all-star cast of Uncle Vanya at The Harold Pinter Theatre and catches up with Rosalind Eleazar, who portrays the enigmatic character Yelena, for a stage door interview. This candid conversation sheds light on Rosalind's interpretation of the role and her connection to the play's themes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie dives into the enchanting world of theatre as she attends the enchanting production of A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic. In this episode, she shares her review of the show, highlighting the exceptional performances and the heart-warming holiday spirit it brings. But that's not all—Natalie goes the extra mile to bring listeners exclusive interviews with some of the talented cast members. She sits down with Rebecca Trehearn (Belle), Lenny Rush (Tiny Tim), Steven Miller (Bob Cratchit), and Patterson Joseph (Scrooge) to discuss their roles, the magic of the production, and their personal experiences. In addition, Natalie takes a trip to Sadler's Wells to experience the captivating performance of Matthew Bourne's The Red Shoes. She provides her insights on the stunning ballet and shares her interview with Cordelia Braithwaite, the prima ballerina and protagonist Victoria Page. Listeners will get a glimpse into the world of ballet and the artistry that brings this classic tale to life. Lastly, Natalie attends the enchanting production of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe at The Bridge Theatre and conducts a backstage interview with Beverly Rudd, who portrays the lovable character Mrs. Beaver. She delves into the magic of the show and uncovers Beverly's experiences in bringing this beloved character to the stage. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie immerses herself in the world of Kevin Elyot's compelling play, Coming Clean, as she attends the highly anticipated Press Night at Trafalgar Studios. In this episode, she shares her experience of the production and provides a glimpse into the powerful performances that captivated the audience. But it doesn't stop there—Natalie goes the extra mile to bring listeners exclusive interviews with the talented actors behind the play. She sits down with Elliot Hadley, Stanton Plummer-Cambridge, Jonah Rzeskiewicz, and Lee Knight to delve into their characters, their creative process, and their thoughts on being part of such a thought-provoking production. Join Natalie as she delves into the world of Coming Clean, offering her insights, impressions, and intimate conversations with the actors. It's a behind-the-scenes look at a captivating play and the talented individuals who bring it to life on stage. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie takes us on a journey through the magical world of theatre in this captivating episode. She starts off with her review of Sleepless: A Musical Romance at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, where she delves into the enchanting love story and the engaging performances that bring it to life. Next, Natalie explores the epic tale of friendship and resilience in My Brilliant Friend, Parts One and Two at the National Theatre's Olivier stage. She shares her impressions of the production and sits down for an exclusive backstage interview with actor Ben Turner, who portrays the charismatic Nino Sarratore. And for a dose of theatrical brilliance, Natalie dives into The Greatest Play In The History Of The World at Trafalgar Studios. She discusses the captivating storytelling and the remarkable performances that make this play a must-see. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie immerses herself in the soulful melodies and poignant storytelling of Girl from the North Country at the Gielgud Theatre. In this episode, she shares her review of the show, highlighting its magnetic performances, brilliant sound track by the legendary Bob Dillon and the emotional depth of the story. But that's not all – Natalie treats us to exclusive backstage dressing-room interviews. First, she sits down with Ferdy Roberts, who portrays Dr. Walker, for a pre-opening night conversation. Then, she catches up with Gemma Sutton, who brings Katherine Draper to life, for a post-opening night discussion. Continuing her theatre adventure, Natalie explores the enchanting world of Irving Berlin's White Christmas the Musical at the Dominion Theatre. She takes in the festive atmosphere, the dazzling choreography, and the timeless tunes that make this production a holiday treat. And for a unique comedic experience, Natalie attends the Off the Top London Show featuring Jason Kravits.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie dives into the powerful drama of Death of a Salesman at the Piccadilly Theatre, sharing her thoughts on the impactful performances, the timeless relevance of Arthur Miller's masterpiece, and the emotional depth of the story. Next, she explores the enchanting world of Soho Cinders at Charing Cross Theatre. Natalie not only reviews the show's catchy music, lively choreography, and witty storytelling but also treats us to an exclusive backstage dressing room interview with Tori Hargreaves, who portrays Marilyn Platt, and Michaela Stern, who brings Clodagh to life.  Continuing her theatre escapades, Natalie delves into the murder mystery musical Curtains at the Wyndham's Theatre. She highlights the show's clever humour, captivating plot twists, and impressive cast, and also provides a backstage interview with Cory English, who plays the charismatic Oscar Shapiro and Maître d'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie embarks on a theatre-filled journey, starting with her review of the timeless jukebox musical Mamma Mia! at the Novello Theatre. She not only shares her thoughts on the show's infectious energy, catchy ABBA hits, and heart-warming storyline but also treats us to a backstage interview with Kirsty Hoiles, who brings the character of Tanya to life. Next, Natalie delves into the captivating world of Shakespeare's Henry VI at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at The Globe. She offers her insights into the production's immersive atmosphere, powerful performances, and the timeless relevance of Shakespeare's storytelling. Additionally, she provides an exclusive backstage interview with Jonnie Broadbent, who takes on the challenging role of Henry VI.  Continuing her theatre exploration, Natalie immerses herself in the emotional journey of Dear Evan Hansen at the Noel Coward Theatre. She jumps into the show's poignant themes, memorable music, and outstanding performances, capturing the essence of this Tony Award-winning production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie takes her theatre adventures to the dazzling lights of Broadway, starting with her review of Moulin Rouge at the iconic Al Hirschfeld Theatre. She dives into the spectacular world of this beloved musical, highlighting its electrifying performances, enthralling set designs, and unforgettable songs. Next, Natalie ventures into the quirky and hilarious world of Beetlejuice at the Winter Garden Theatre. She not only shares her thoughts on the show's comedic brilliance and inventive staging but also treats us to a backstage interview with Austin Rodriguez, the head of props, who gives us a fascinating glimpse into the creative process behind bringing Beetlejuice to life. Continuing her Broadway journey, Natalie immerses herself in the timeless classic Chicago at the Ambassador Theatre. She celebrates the show's captivating performances, sultry choreography, and gripping storyline, showcasing why it continues to be a favourite among theatre enthusiasts. Lastly, Natalie explores the unique and innovative world of Freestyle Love Supreme at the Booth Theatre. She delves into the exhilarating blend of improv, hip-hop, and storytelling, capturing the infectious energy and creativity that make this show a must-see. Join Natalie as she ventures into the vibrant world of Broadway, bringing you her passionate reviews, captivating interviews, and a front-row seat to some of the hottest shows on the Great White Way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie brings her vibrant energy to the stage as she reviews the hilarious and relatable comedy Groan Ups at The Vaudeville Theatre. She discusses the play's clever exploration of growing up and the talented ensemble that brings the comedic moments to life. In an exclusive backstage interview at The New Wimbledon Theatre, Natalie chats with the multi-talented actor, singer, and dancer Samuel Wilson Freeman, who shares his experiences and insights while on the national tour of Annie. They delve into the challenges and joys of performing in a beloved musical. Natalie also takes us into the world of & Juliet at the Shaftesbury Theatre, a vibrant and modern twist on Shakespeare's classic tale. She not only shares her thoughts on the show's energetic performances and catchy pop songs but also gives us an inside look with a backstage interview featuring the talented actor, singer, and dancer Arun Blair-Mangat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie dives into the thought-provoking production of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg at Trafalgar Studios, sharing her impressions of the poignant and sensitive portrayal of the challenges faced by a family raising a disabled child. She praises the outstanding performances that capture the emotional depth and complexity of the story.In an exclusive backstage interview, Natalie chats with Rufus Wright, a key member of the cast in Translations at the National Theatre. They discuss the play's exploration of language, identity, and cultural clashes, shedding light on the creative process and the significance of the production's themes. Natalie also delves into the extraordinary Ian McKellen On Stage at the Harold Pinter Theatre, an absorbing one-man show that celebrates the legendary actor's illustrious career. She highlights the electric energy and captivating storytelling that make this performance a must-see for theatre enthusiasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie reviews the uproarious comedy Noises Off  at The Garrick Theatre, sharing her laughter-filled experience and praising the talented cast for their impeccable comedic timing and hilarious performances. In an insightful backstage interview, Natalie talks with Tim Thomas and Tom Dickerson, the creative forces behind Voices from Across the Water at The Cockpit. They discuss the inspiration behind the production, the challenges of creating immersive theatre, and the importance of amplifying diverse voices on stage. Natalie also reviews Blood Wedding at The Young Vic, a gripping and visually stunning production that delves into themes of love, passion, and the destructive power of societal expectations. She applauds the powerful performances and the evocative staging that transports the audience into the intense world of the play. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie reviews The Other Palace Live, a sensational evening of music featuring the legendary Andrew Lloyd Webber and Nile Rodgers. She shares the electrifying experience of witnessing these musical icons perform live on stage, showcasing their incredible talents and captivating the audience with their timeless music.  In an exclusive interview, Darren Murphy, the producer of Southern Belles a double bill of Tennessee Williams plays and Jerker, a beautiful story of love and lust in 1980s San Francisco, both at The King's Head Theatre, as well as Kevin Elyot's Coming Clean at Trafalgar Studios. He provides insights into the creative process and the challenges of bringing these thought-provoking and boundary-pushing productions to life. Darren shares his passion for bold storytelling and the importance of theatre in sparking conversations and challenging societal norms. Natalie also reviews The Son at The Duke of York's Theatre, a powerful and emotionally charged play that explores themes of family, loss, and the complexities of adolescence. She discusses the exceptional performances by the talented cast and the play's ability to resonate deeply with the audience, leaving a lasting impact. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for an electrifying episode as Natalie takes us on a thrilling journey through some captivating theatre productions. First up on her list is The Permanent Way at The Vaults - London's alternative sub terrain venue, a thought-provoking play that delves into the human stories behind the privatisation of the British railway system. Natalie is moved by the powerful performances and the poignant exploration of the impact on people's lives. Next, she turns her attention to the critically acclaimed Fleabag, captured live on NT Live. Natalie is spellbound by Phoebe Waller-Bridge's raw and hilarious portrayal of the complex and unapologetic Fleabag. With its sharp writing and intimate storytelling, this production leaves a lasting impression. Finally, Natalie dives into the thrilling world of Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution at London County Hall. She finds herself on the edge of her seat as the suspenseful courtroom drama unfolds, filled with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations. The atmospheric setting and outstanding performances make this production a must-see for any mystery lover. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.