Welcome to this audio introduction to Chichester Festival Theatre’s streamed production of Flowers for Mrs Harris. It’s been adapted from Paul Gallico’s novel by Rachel Wagstaff with music & lyrics by Richard Taylor, directed by Daniel Evans. These introductory descriptive notes help to set the scene for blind and partially sighted audiences.

In this episode celebrating International Women's Day, Helena Jacques-Morton and Elspeth Barron speak to our Executive Director, Kathy Bourne, Yvonne Thomson, CEO of UK Harvest and Sally Tabbner, Chief Executive of Dementia Support, Chichester.

Recorded at Chichester Festival Theatre

Music by Ted Hayes

Roger McGough is the author of over one hundred books of poetry for adults and children. His exuberant new collection of poems explores the human experience in all its shades of light and dark but always with a signature wit, irreverence and vivacity. This new show, with poems set to music by LiTTLe MACHiNe, features a fine selection of vintage, classic and surprising poems.

'Brilliantly entertaining, led by a legend'

Chris Hawkins, BBC Radio 6 Music Presenter

Roger McGough and Little Machine

Minerva Theatre

7 February, 7.45pm

Welcome to the Chichester Festival Theatre Podcast, hosted by George Bailey. In this episode we'll be discussing the Chichester Spiegeltent, a new venue for Chichester this autumn. So sit back, relax and enjoy what we've got in store for you.

Welcome to the Chichester Festival Theatre Podcast, hosted by George Bailey. We'll be discussing everything CFT related from Festival 2018, to the history, from famous creatives to the backstage crew and beyond. Sit back, relax and enjoy what we've got in store for you.

In this episode, we speak to Michael Morpurgo about the new adaptation of his much-loved, award-winning novel The Butterfly Lion, which opens in the Minerva Theatre on 5 October 2019.

Recorded at Chichester Festival Theatre.

Music by Ted Hayes

In this episode, we speak to Daniel Hill (director) and David Lewington (Music and Sound Designer)of Crossing Lines by Anna Ledwich, our Chichester Festival Youth Theatre promenade production for Festival 2019. Crossing Lines runs 17 - 24 August.

Recorded at Chichester Rugby Club.

Music by Ted Hayes

In this episode, we speak to Bronté Barbé, Isaac Gryn and Emmanuel Kojo, who are all in the summer centrepiece of Festival 2019, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!, which runs in the Festival Theatre until 7 September 2019.

Recorded at Chichester Festival Theatre

Music: Chichester Festival Theatre Production of Oklahoma! 2019

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An exclusive recording of Hadley Fraser singing 'Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes', accompanied by Debbie Wiseman.

Hadley Fraser plays Freddie Page in the Festival 2019 production of The Deep Blue Sea by Terence Rattigan and Debbie Wiseman composed the music.

Please note this version does not feature in the production.