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Outcry Theatre is a DFW-based theatre company with both professional productions and an educational branch called Outcry Youth Theatre. Every episode of the Outcry Theatre Podcast will delve into the artistic process of creating theatre, featuring conversations between artistic director Becca Johnson-Spinos and different actors and designers.

The official podcast for Teddington Theatre Club, a non-professional theatre company based in South London.

The drama onstage is nothing compared to what’s happening behind the scenes in this original episodic series. Bay City Theatre Artistic Director Lola Grant is performing the ultimate balancing act: running a small, LGBTQ+ theatre during a pandemic, keeping her family together, and producing a new play- that’s still missing an ending. A new kind of podcast for a different kind of world, New Conservatory Theatre Center’s "In Good Company" is a love letter to the resilience of art, artists, and the places they call “home”. New Conservatory Theatre Center is San Francisco’s premier ...

Falstaff Theatre is proud to present a new audio adaptation of Emily Brontë's only novel, Wuthering Heights. The novel is a dramatic, mournful exploration of social obligation, hierarchies of race and gender, and life in the isolation of the Yorkshire moors. It’s a ghost story, a revenge story, but most importantly a love story.

*EST: Taskuhäälingu KultuuriReflektor missiooniks on peegeldada olulisi ja päevakohaseid teemasid ning leida üles varju jäänud diskussioonid kultuurivaldkonnas. Arutame valdkonna jaoks olulisi küsimusi, loome diskussioone, reflekteerime ja otsime ebakõlasid. Seda just praktikute abiga, et leida uusi lahendusi probleemidele, millega tööalaselt igapäevaselt silmitsi seisame. Taskuhääling on mõeldud nii praktiseerivatele kultuurikorraldajatele, kui ka niisama kultuurist huvituvatele inimestele. Nimi KultuuriReflektor on põnev sõnamäng. Ühelt poolt on see midagi, mille eesmärk ...

Community Profile's Voices from the Real World is a podcast which explores the members and their writing.

The Realist is a project by the young people of Waterloo Community Theatre. It is is a project conceived to explore bridging the distance between us during lockdown through audio. Each week during our sessions (held via Zoom) we revisit work from previous projects and create new work exploring themes close to our hearts. Find out more at www.waterloocommunitytheatre.co.uk.

Pièce de théâtre audio par le Théâtre de Grand-Pré.

Artist profiles, concerts, lectures and feature stories from our In Dialogue programming to help you go in depth into the questions and topics raised by our audio plays.

Bite-Sized Broadway: A Mini-Musical Podcast is a brand new musical theatre program brought to you by New York City's IndieWorks Theatre Company! Each episode features a new and exciting "mini-musical" presented as fully-produced radio plays, complete with lush orchestrations, captivating sound effects, and some of the greatest talent that Broadway, Hollywood, TV, and even YouTube have to offer! Each musical is followed by an in-depth discussion with its brilliant creators, introducing audiences to new musicals and new writers without the commitment of having to listen to a whole cast album. ...

A podcast (in association with the National Youth Theatre) for young creatives. Giving you top tips and classic stories from industry faves.

Your Portal to the Best in Modern Audio Drama Mystery, Horror, Suspense, Drama, Comedy, Sci-Fi and Special Features.

The Bozeman Antifa Dance (& Theatre Collective) - i.e., BAD - members Aly White and Jim Macdonald discuss life as anarchist activists, dancers, and artists in their sleepy bourgeois Montana town as well as a host of other issues. It is basically two best friends having the conversations they have with each other when they aren't out on street corners dancing or copwatching.

Erie Canal Theatre creates audio stories. Our lavishly sound-designed, improv comedy infused "Switchboard Infinity" spans 18 phantasmagoric episodes and also aired on WFMU. We recommend a binge listen. For 2017, we're creating a new batch of shows, such as the 1980s retro-noir comedy "Laughageddon" and a bunch of stuff that's still a secret. Subscribe and share today!

The Phoenix Theatre & Arts Company's Audio Drama Series is a weekly podcast featuring dramatic readings and adaptations of short stories, plays, poems, and more - similar to an old time radio production!

A Place for Theatrical Shenanigans.

Mariant la radio au théâtre, le Théâtre du Trillium, Sous la Hotte et Transistor Média présentent NÉON BORÉAL des auteurs Louis-Philippe Roy et Josianne T Lavoie. À quel point faut-il être en décalage pour changer sa perception et ses illusions des néons, du frette et du American Dream? À 4585 kilomètres l’une de l’autre, il y a les rencontres teintées par la noirceur interminable de Barrow en Alaska et les personnages de ces nuits sans fin de Vegas au Nevada. Dans ces deux univers polarisés, Néon Boréal documente les récits — ceux qui glacent, ceux qui brûlent, ceux ...

A new podcast from Friends of River Oaks Theatre (501(c)(3)) shining a new light on the world of film, the theatres that show them, and the artists and individuals who make it all possible. Each episode features lively discussions spanning the many areas of film, rooted in its history, present state, and future, highlighting local programming and festivals within Houston and the greater state of Texas.

Set up by the Wolverhampton-based Ow Am Ya? Theatre Company, the Ow Am Ya? Theatre Podcast dives into the theatre industry by chatting with other professionals from the field, engaging in conversation about the arts industry in Wolverhampton, the West Midlands and the UK. Set up by Liam and Josh in 2020, Ow Am Ya? Theatre Company dived head first into making content mid-pandemic. They look at the climate for theatre in diverse areas such as Wolverhampton and look to engage wider audiences with theatre, particularly with a young demographic.

400 Seconds Per Podcast brings you tiny talks on a big deal: our relationship with the natural world. Each episode interviews extraordinary women leading hope and change in the climate emergency... in 400 seconds flat. The podcast is part of the 400 Parts Per Million project by Theatre in the Rough. You can find out more at 400.earth. Supported by Arts Council England and the PH Holt Foundation.