Today, we talk with Heathcliff Newman and Esme Pearson-Brown about Drama Society's show this term: The Little Prince. We talk about why its message is so important and the struggles of creating theatre during lockdown.

In this episode, returning guest Eleanor Rutter talks to us about the trailblazing women in the world of Shakespeare who have worked on the stage and behind the scenes to provide more spaces and opportunities for generations to come.

Today, we discuss Shakespeare Society's main term show, Hamlet, with its director and get a glimpse at the vision behind it. We also talk about the nature of Shakespeare on film and the recent news of plays and cinema being up for the same awards!

Today, we discuss the impact that Shakespeare has had on British pop culture, from modern idioms to Taylor Swift, with guest Rebecca Bullamore.

We discuss the challenges and virtues of setting up your own society and how to overcome those issues. Also hear some of the exciting things that MPA have in store for its members coming up soon.

Today, we discuss methods of directing through physicality and the exploration of character, both through physical exercises and through psychology

Today, we’re joined by RHUL’s Film Society’s VP Alex Hughes as we discuss the representations of Hamlet and masculinity in cinema.

Singing, opera and theatres reopening, Hadley joins us to discuss her new show Topsy Turvy, the challenges of running a society and executive producing a show, and the state of the theatre industry in the UK!

We discuss Will's recent escapades into the work as a dramaturg and his current work as a voice actor, and also discuss historically inaccurate biopics and why they can be helpful or harmful.

In continuance, Eleanor Rutter and Connor McClenan discuss Shakespearean monarchs and how theatrical conventions have been utilised in film and TV.