Jun 18, 2026 · 24 min · 9 segments
Send us Fan Mail An interview with two key components, Joe Flatt and Diane Webb, of the Maddermarket's New Writing Festival, the winning entries of…
Joe FlattGuest
Ray TempestaHost
Diane WebbGuest
That was Joe Flatt and Diane Webb, who will be featuring or helping out with the two-day playwriting event at the Mattermarket Theatre in Norwich.
Tickets are available via mattermarket.co.uk. Now let's take a quick look at what else is coming up in the region over the next few weeks.
Well, I'll start with Ratkeith Players, whose production of Calendar Girls opens next week at their usual home of Ratkeith Village Hall.
It's on from the 18th to the 20th of June, with tickets available via ratkeithplayers.co.uk. We've also got Nell Gwynn from Combined Actors of Cambridge coming up at the ADC Theatre in Cambridge.
It's a piece by Jessica Swale and it follows the adventures of 17th century actress and mistress of Charles II, Nell Gwynn.
Nell was prominent at a time when women were first allowed onto the British stage and this fast-paced comedy brings to life her notoriety, fame and the inevitable chaos that ensues as she finds herself thrown into navigating a male-dominated world.
It's on between the 14th and 18th of July, and tickets are available via adctheatre.com. And finally, over in Suffolk, Sudbury Dramatic Society are deep into rehearsals for their production of Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution.
That one is on between the 15th and 18th of July, and tickets are available via sudburydramatic.com. Also, both of the productions from the combined actors of Cambridge and Sudbury Dramatic Society will have a full-length feature on the podcast in the coming weeks, so do keep an ear out for that.
That was Joe Flatt and Diane Webb, who will be featuring or helping out with the two-day playwriting event at the Mattermarket Theatre in Norwich.
Tickets are available via mattermarket.co.uk. Now let's take a quick look at what else is coming up in the region over the next few weeks.
Well, I'll start with Ratkeith Players, whose production of Calendar Girls opens next week at their usual home of Ratkeith Village Hall.
It's on from the 18th to the 20th of June, with tickets available via ratkeithplayers.co.uk. We've also got Nell Gwynn from Combined Actors of Cambridge coming up at the ADC Theatre in Cambridge.
It's a piece by Jessica Swale and it follows the adventures of 17th century actress and mistress of Charles II, Nell Gwynn.
Nell was prominent at a time when women were first allowed onto the British stage and this fast-paced comedy brings to life her notoriety, fame and the inevitable chaos that ensues as she finds herself thrown into navigating a male-dominated world.
It's on between the 14th and 18th of July, and tickets are available via adctheatre.com. And finally, over in Suffolk, Sudbury Dramatic Society are deep into rehearsals for their production of Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution.
That one is on between the 15th and 18th of July, and tickets are available via sudburydramatic.com. Also, both of the productions from the combined actors of Cambridge and Sudbury Dramatic Society will have a full-length feature on the podcast in the coming weeks, so do keep an ear out for that.
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