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Welcome back to the New Wolsey Theatre podcast for Season 3!

In this brand-new season we take you right into the heart of our theatre – on stage, backstage, front of house and everywhere in between!

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Artwork for episode 35 of the New Wolsey Theatre podcast. Against a pink and black background, white and gold text reads, 'Ep: #35 Vikki Stone talks panto! Award-winning comedian, actor, musician and writer of our fantastic Rock 'n' Roll panto - Dick Whittington and his Cat - find out how she did it!' In the bottom right is the pink, white and gold New Wolsey Theatre podcast logo.

Episode 35: Vikki Stone talks Panto! Oh yes she does!

Vikki Stone, British award-winning comedian, actor and musician, joins us to chat about how she wrote the New Wolsey Theatre’s 2023/24 Rock ‘n’ Roll panto, Dick Whittington and his Cat! Vikki talks about the form of panto, including the beats and the joy of mixing tradition with contemporary. She also gives

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Headshots of actors Keziah Joseph and Mofetoluwa Akande with text that includes 'Possibly one of the most important untold stories in history', which is a quote from a review by West End Best Friend.

Episode 32: Actors Keziah Joseph and Mofetoluwa Akande reveal the extraordinary true stories of hit show ‘Family Tree’

“Possibly one of the most important untold stories in history!” West End Best Friend Five star hit show ‘Family Tree’ was written by actor, playwright, director and producer Mojisola Adebayo and directed by theatre-maker and Olivier Award winner Matthew Xia (Actors Touring Company Theatre). Actors Keziah Joseph and Mofetoluwa Akande give us a deep insight

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Artwork for episode 24 of the New Wolsey Theatre podcast featuring pictures of hosts Katharine Allerton, Zanna Hornby and Jack Parker in the centre. Above, in curved pink and white writing is text that reads '2022 Round Up'. Across the bottom is text that reads 'Episode 24: Our team's highlights of 2022! We chat to staff from around the theatre about their best bits of the year!' as well as the New Wolsey's pink and gold logo.

Episode 24: NWT Staff Highlights of 2022!

It’s episode 24 of the New Wolsey Theatre podcast and this time, we sit down and chat with different members of staff from all across the theatre about some of their standout moments of 2022! We speak to people from various different teams, including Marketing, Relationships team, Technical team, Cafe

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The image shows black and white images of two of the podcast hosts, Jack and Kat, and text around them reads: 'The New Wolsey Theatre Podcast, Chatting about 'Much Ado about Nothing,' Mon 18 - Tue 19 July, New Wolsey Theatre. Episode 11 - 'Much Ado about Nothing' is coming to the New Wolsey - Heidi Bernhard-Bubb from the Ormiston Sudbury Academy talks to us about putting this huge project together!'

Episode 11: ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ is coming to the New Wolsey – Heidi Bernhard-Bubb from the Ormiston Sudbury Academy talks to us about putting this huge project together!

Click here to download the transcript for this episode. Heidi Bernhard-Bubb from Ormiston Sudbury Academy chats to us all about the the upcoming ‘Playmaking Festival’ in which many schools will come together to put on a production of Much Ado About Nothing! We spoke about what the Playmaking Festival is

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Episode 8: Tony Casement chats to us about all of the the exciting events, performances and rehearsed readings coming up as part of our Writers’ Week programme!

Click here to download the transcript for this episode. In this episode, Tony Casement, Head of Creative Communities at the New Wolsey Theatre, chats to us about Writers’ Week! From Monday 20th to Saturday 25th June is ‘Writers’ Week,’ a programme of events celebrating new ideas, new inspirations and new

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Episode 7: Pete Hazelwood and Jake Barinov talk to us about livestreaming, their roles in our last rock ‘n’ roll pantomime, and how they helped us win ‘Best Digital Pantomime’ at this year’s UK Pantomime Association Awards!

Click here to download the transcript for this episode. In this episode we talk to Pete Hazelwood and Jake Barinov about livestreaming, the huge amount of hard work they put into making Jack and the Beanstalk – an incredible experience not only in the auditorium but for people watching at

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