We were lucky enough to catch up with Christy Acton from the excellent homelessness charity Standing Tall (https://www.standingtall.org.uk/)

Stuart met Christy through acting as a homeless person for some charity videos and in advance of their upcoming fundraiser on December 7th we caught up to learn more.

Thanks to Ian Davies for the edit!

In this episode we interview well known Shakespeare in the Park actress and songstress Ellie Galvin about her love of music and many a fantastic story of the theatre. Fun and chaotic as ever, most enjoyable! Check out her stuff on Spotify (http://spoti.fi/3OKFm53)!

We have a very special guest this episode - Chris Fielding. Join us as we talk about his love of Gary Numan, David Bowie and what drives someone to want to impersonate these greats. We hear about his experiences on Stars in their eyes in 1998 to the wonderful Tubeway Days and the upcoming tour. A fascinating interview with a fabulous story teller. Enjoy!

Special thanks to Ian Davis for the interview edit.

Join us as we interview two very talented young performers, Zephan Rowe and Ben Hayfield and discuss their theatrical pasts such as with Sutton Coldfield Musical Youth Theatre as well as current projects and how they want to progress their careers. We have some frank conversations of the importance of business know how to get on in the entertainment industry (or any for that matter!)

Join us once again as Stuart and Al chat about how Goodrow Productions was formed in the backdrop of local theatre. We discuss the road to Hamelin and many other projects as well as Covid lockdown fun and rebuilding community theatre.

Join us for a raucous, heartwarming and frank discussion of how theatre has shaped the Davies life and how growing up with theatre has made life so interesting.

This episode does contain some adult content and one expletive is used, parental guidance advised.

In this episode we talk to local actor Christopher Commander about his love of Shakespeare and his humble beginnings as the son of one of the original members of ELO. 

Special thanks to Ian Davies for the edit.

In this episode we delve back into the 80s with Gary Numan and Depeche Mode to discuss Andrew's early bands and his life in music through to discovering theatre and becoming a psychologist and how creativity binds a community.  

Special thanks to Ian Davies for the main edit.

Please join us as Alan Rowe and Stuart Goodwin take turns to interview each other touching on how important creativity is to their lives. Al talks about his music career with Plutonik, the celebrated Birmingham Drum 'n' Bass outfit from the late 90s, Stuart talks about the importance of community and how creativity is life to him. An entertaining ramble through the art that led to Goodrow Productions