<div>Sophie talks to actor and writer Harry Peacock about the sanctity of a good routine, his experience as a child actor and  the social etiquette of play dates. 
 
Harry is best known for his role as Ray Purchase in Toast of London and has  appeared in many other productions on stage, on radio and TV including The Kennedys and Star Stories. He also writes and performs in the popular podcast Brian and Roger.</div>

Sophie talks to actor and writer Harry Peacock about the sanctity of a good routine, his experience as a child actor and the social etiquette of play dates. Harry is best known for his role as Ray Purchase in Toast of London and has appeared in many other productions on stage, on radio and TV including The Kennedys and Star Stories. He also writes and performs in the popular podcast Brian and Roger.

Sophie talks to actor and writer Harry Peacock about the sanctity of a good routine, his experience as a child actor and&nbsp; the social etiquette of play dates. 
 
Harry is best known for his role as Ray Purchase in Toast of London and has&nbsp; appeared in many other productions on stage, on radio and TV including The Kennedys and Star Stories. He also writes and performs in the popular podcast Brian and Roger.

21: The Trap Door - Harry Peacock

<h1>Funny people talk about having children.</h1>


"A frank, fearless and funny guide to parenting" The Guardian.


Comedians, actors, writers and other interesting people talk about the emotional impact of having children and how it has altered the relationships with their partners, families, careers and sense of self.


Presented by writer and podcaster Sophie Black who, in a former life, performed sketch comedy at the Edinburgh Festival and on TV. Now she produces several regular podcast series including Nick Clegg's Anger Management and lives in South London with two toddlers and a fully grown adult.


Artwork by Henry Petrides


Music by Komiku

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Funny people talk about having children. "A frank, fearless and funny guide to parenting" The Guardian. Comedians, actors, writers and other interesting people talk about the emotional impact of having children and how it has altered the relationships with their partners, families, careers and sense of self. Presented by writer and podcaster Sophie Black who, in a former life, performed sketch comedy at the Edinburgh Festival and on TV. Now she produces several regular podcast series including Nick Clegg's Anger Management and lives in South London with two toddlers and a fully grown adult. Artwork by Henry Petrides Music by Komiku

Funny people talk about having children.


"A frank, fearless and funny guide to parenting" The Guardian.


Comedians, actors, writers and other interesting people talk about the emotional impact of having children and how it has altered the relationships with their partners, families, careers and sense of self.


Presented by writer and podcaster Sophie Black who, in a former life, performed sketch comedy at the Edinburgh Festival and on TV. Now she produces several regular podcast series including Nick Clegg's Anger Management and lives in South London with two toddlers and a fully grown adult.


Artwork by Henry Petrides


Music by Komiku

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