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De : Nancy Netherwood & Sam Webber
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A fortnightly theatre bookclub hosted by Nancy Netherwood and Sam Webber. Every other Thursday we take a deep dive into a different play from a range of genres, writers, times and places - join in the conversation over on Instagram @playground_pod


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Art Divertissement et arts du spectacle
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    • The Wolves by Sarah DeLappe
      Feb 19 2026

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      Football! Wait no soccer - Soccer!

      This Pulitzer-nommed play from 2016 follows an U17s indoor girls soccer team as they warm up for various games. Very little happens, and it's one of the most devastating plays we've ever read.

      We talk teen archetypes, coming of age, and (unfortunately) whether or not certain play-structures are mimicking of the male bedroom experience.

      Content Warnings: Death/racism/bullying/sports

      Have some feedback? A play you'd like us to cover?

      Find us @playground_pod on Instagram
      Chat to host Nancy @N_Netherwood on various
      Chat to host Sam @Samwebbercool2 on Instagram

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      50 min
    • Spider's Web by Agatha Christie
      Feb 5 2026

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      'The trashiest play we've ever done.'


      Content Warnings: Murder/Drugs/Classism

      Have some feedback? A play you'd like us to cover?

      Chat to host Nancy @N_Netherwood on various
      Chat to host Sam @Samwebbercool2 on Instagram (and go find @rootlingtheatre for his puppet antics)


      Theme music this episode: Spooky music by Victor_Natas -- https://freesound.org/s/560181/ -- License: Attribution 4.0

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      46 min
    • The Seagull by Anton Chekhov
      Jan 22 2026

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      After an infamously terrible debut, this classic Russian play went on to define naturalism, changing how we make theatre in the West forever. It is also full of sad theatre makers, which may go some way to explain its enduring popularity with theatre makers.

      We talk 3D characters, endurance, and theatres first goth icon.

      Content Warnings: Suicide/Ageism/Infant death/Mortality

      Have some feedback? A play you'd like us to cover?

      Chat to host Nancy @N_Netherwood on various
      Chat to host Sam @Samwebbercool2 on Instagram (and go find @rootlingtheatre for his puppet antics)

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      55 min
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