Dirty Laughs Podcast

This week the girls discuss how to write a scene where their characters separate and revisit their first piece of music to develop how that could fit into multiple scenes. They also discuss jukebox musicals, theatre etiquette and the smash hit musical GREASE!

In this bumper episode, each of the girls presents something they've been working on - including dialogue, choreography and music. We also talk about The Prom and Disney Pixar...

The girls are back to discuss everything that's happened in the West End Musical Theatre industry recently, while discussing how their main character can reconcile with their younger self to heal from trauma and giving tips on getting bad reviews.

The girls discuss "I Want" songs and clarify what their characters want at the start of their musical; while learning about In The Heights and sharing advice on self-motivation.

This week Harriet performs monologues she's written to help understand our characters and the girls check in on what scenes are left to write; while learning about Songs For A New World and discussing movies that could become musicals.

In this episode, the team listen to and unpack a brand new song for the musical, discuss Andrew Lloyd Webber and debate what Musicals could be given a refresh.

The girls are back with a jam packed episode where they read through the first two scenes, learn about the Pasek & Paul musical Edges and open up on their dreams for the musical.

This week sees Birthday celebrations, a working title finally chosen for the musical, dream dinner parties discussed and a headscratcher that's currently sweeping the globe...

In a special episode, the team interview brothers Niall Dunne and Steve Dunne to delve deeper into the minds of those who lead with their heads and those who lead with their hearts.

The team restructure a previously written song and discuss the gender identity of their lead character (and how to approach keeping it open to change), while sharing their drama school audition stories and learning about the Stiles and Drewe musical Just So.