Jun 12, 2026 · 25 min · 13 segments
Send us Fan Mail A chat with Lottie Walker, founder of Blue Fire Theatre, ahead of her visit to East Anglia with her production of Chopped Liver & Unions Support the show
Lottie WalkerGuest
Ray TempestaHost
Now, the last episode came out just a few days ago, so I've got little to update you with from my world.
Apart from the fact that I have reviewed a couple of productions, Fawlty Towers being one of them at the Norwich Theatre Royal, and then at the Theatre Royal at Bury St Edmunds, I watched the complete works of William Shakespeare Abridged by the Reduce Shakespeare Company.
So you can go on my website at eatpod.co.uk to check out the reviews if you're interested.
And if you've seen either of those productions, do let me know what you thought yourself.
Now, the last episode came out just a few days ago, so I've got little to update you with from my world.
Apart from the fact that I have reviewed a couple of productions, Fawlty Towers being one of them at the Norwich Theatre Royal, and then at the Theatre Royal at Bury St Edmunds, I watched the complete works of William Shakespeare Abridged by the Reduce Shakespeare Company.
So you can go on my website at eatpod.co.uk to check out the reviews if you're interested.
And if you've seen either of those productions, do let me know what you thought yourself.
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