Sep 22, 2026 · 32 min · 12 segments
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Thom BaileyGuest
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What have you been up to in the world of theatre? Well, it's only been about a week since the last episode, but I have managed to squeeze in another interview this week for a future episode, which will feature Growing Theatre and their production of Dracula, The Last Voyage of the Demeter.
Hopefully I'll pull my finger out and get that out in good time because the show is well worth a look, not least because of the quality of the cast.
and speaking of quality casts i went along to review high society at norwich theatre royal recently with the likes of helen george freddie fox and julian ovenden it was an incredible production huge fun company numbers that just had you smiling from ear to ear that will have finished by the time you listen to this episode so this mention and indeed my review will be surplus to requirement but i thought it was noteworthy enough to talk about anyhow Coming up for me in the next week or so is two further interviews with Mark Finbow, who was appointed about nine months ago as the creative director of the garage in Norwich, and also a writer called Ray Manoring, who has created a piece called Bright Places about her experience of MS. There's also a review on the horizon of Legally Blonde, which one of my reviewer cronies, Annabelle, will be going along to.
And by the time this episode goes out, I will have performed at the Sheringham Little Theatre's 1940s weekend sing-along, where we warble our way through dozens of short wartime and 40s era songs.
So, plenty to keep me busy, but what about you guys? What have you been up to? Any shows you've seen lately that have left an impression? Do get in touch and let me know, as I'm always happy to hear from you.
What have you been up to in the world of theatre? Well, it's only been about a week since the last episode, but I have managed to squeeze in another interview this week for a future episode, which will feature Growing Theatre and their production of Dracula, The Last Voyage of the Demeter.
Hopefully I'll pull my finger out and get that out in good time because the show is well worth a look, not least because of the quality of the cast.
and speaking of quality casts i went along to review high society at norwich theatre royal recently with the likes of helen george freddie fox and julian ovenden it was an incredible production huge fun company numbers that just had you smiling from ear to ear that will have finished by the time you listen to this episode so this mention and indeed my review will be surplus to requirement but i thought it was noteworthy enough to talk about anyhow Coming up for me in the next week or so is two further interviews with Mark Finbow, who was appointed about nine months ago as the creative director of the garage in Norwich, and also a writer called Ray Manoring, who has created a piece called Bright Places about her experience of MS. There's also a review on the horizon of Legally Blonde, which one of my reviewer cronies, Annabelle, will be going along to.
And by the time this episode goes out, I will have performed at the Sheringham Little Theatre's 1940s weekend sing-along, where we warble our way through dozens of short wartime and 40s era songs.
So, plenty to keep me busy, but what about you guys? What have you been up to? Any shows you've seen lately that have left an impression? Do get in touch and let me know, as I'm always happy to hear from you.
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