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An interview with Tom Scudamore and Aaron Hood of Norwich's premier sketch troupe, Earlham Bus Incident, ahead of their latest sketch show, Squeaky Bus Time

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An interview with two key components, Joe Flatt and Diane Webb, of the Maddermarket's New Writing Festival, the winning entries of which will be performed on the 4th and 5th July.

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A chat with Lottie Walker, founder of Blue Fire Theatre, ahead of her visit to East Anglia with her production of Chopped Liver & Unions 

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An interview with Lily, Ceci, and Dan, from the production of Matilda Jr. from Cre8 Theatre.

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An interview with Tom Scudamore and Jeremiah Humphreys-Piercey about their upcoming production of Jonathan Harvey's Beautiful Thing

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An interview with Jake Smith, CEO and Artistic Director of Eastern Angles Theatre Company about the mission of the company, their current and future projects, and their community space. 

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An interview with the RSC, no, not those ones, the better ones. The Reduced Shakespeare Company about the touring production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)

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An interview with Dan Moore, Edith Stewart, and Lucy Roper about their upcoming production of Stuff by Tom Wells

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An interview with Daisy Wilson, Aly Gatfield, and Lewis Aves about the production of Beauty & the Beast that they are central parts of. 

Also features Ray's usual nonsense where he bores you senseless with what he's been up to theatrically lately. There's also a more creditable look at some of the upcoming shows in our region. 

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An interview with Steve McCartney about the upcoming production of London Suite from Lindisfarne Productions which is happening at the Dixon Studio in Southend's Palace Theatre.

Also features Ray's usual nonsense as he bores you senseless with what he's been up to theatrically speaking, and a more creditable look at some of the upcoming shows in our region. 

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