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Birmingham Repertory Theatre

Birmingham Repertory Theatre

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Sep 30, 2026

Peter PurvesHOST
5:50
Yeah
Julian GloverGUEST
5:50
... funnily enough, I'm reading Laurence Olivier's C- uh, Confessions of an Actor at the moment, and he was talking all about it, absolutely that, going into Elsie Fogerty's and, uh, and then going into Birmingham Rep and playing all those parts which, you know, sometimes the leading actor was off, so he'd have to play 85 years old or-
Peter PurvesHOST
6:09
Yeah
Julian GloverGUEST
6:09
... you know, then the next week he'd be playing 15.
Dickson MbiGUEST
57:15
Yeah, so after Sadler's Wells, we have a small UK tour.
Dickson MbiGUEST
57:19
We go to Norwich, we go to Birmingham Rep, we go to the Alborough Festival.
Dickson MbiGUEST
57:26
And because this piece is with eight dancers and three live musicians, so like my two worlds, you know, the dance and music all coming together as one.
Dickson MbiGUEST
57:36
And man, trust me, man, this one, I got to tell you, mate, if you really want to see real dancing, I'm going to say the real, real dancing and see how everyone gives their heart and soul and then enjoy some real, real music.
Mickey JoHOST
2:13
And they have responded to those by making some significant changes.
Mickey JoHOST
2:16
This production debuted at the Birmingham Rep., before embarking on a UK tour.
Mickey JoHOST
2:21
I just saw it this evening at the Woking Theatre, where it plays for the remainder of the week.
Mickey JoHOST
2:26
If you are local to this venue, be sure to go and check it out.
Brian CoxGUEST
33:56
Him, Lindsay Anderson...
Brian CoxGUEST
33:59
Michael Elliot, two of the greatest directors I've ever worked with, and a guy called Ronald Ayer as well, who I first worked with at Birmingham Rep.
Brian CoxGUEST
34:06
And these were amazing men with such clear clarity of purpose and vision.
Brian CoxGUEST
34:11
And it just affected you.
Mark McConvilleHOST
15:45
But for the purpose of our episode here, we are talking about the Chortle article.
Mark McConvilleHOST
15:50
So it goes on to say, researchers interviewed people who had completed the 10-week LGBTQ plus comedy course held in Birmingham Rep and said they identified greater confidence, a sense of community, resilience and personal growth amongst those who took part.
Mark McConvilleHOST
16:07
However, the study was limited with just six people questioned.
Mark McConvilleHOST
16:11
it's sometimes you're going to get that small study group you know and they say that oh it doesn't have you know huge statistical significance but this is qualitative data this is real world cold face data so i think the more of these that happen you know my my human laughter education thing that i did for my thesis and pilot study and all that i think i only had seven seven eight seven i think i had seven participants in that so Yeah, as long as it's being done, as long as it's being collated the data.
Mike GrahamHOST
52:57
If you haven't got a ticket for it, there aren't any left of a frame.
Mike GrahamHOST
52:59
You can always come to the Birmingham Rep on November 13th, which
Mike ParryHOST
53:02
is a Friday, provided the world
Mike GrahamHOST
53:03
hasn't ended by then.

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