We visited the London Coliseum to attend the Launch Event of On Your Feet! The brand new musical tells the story of Gloria and Emilio Estefan, chronicling their journey from its origins in Cuba, onto the streets of Miami and finally onto international superstardom.

Hosted by Jamie Theakston, Q&A panellists included Gloria Estefan and Christie Prades, the actress taking on the role of Gloria in the West End production.

In this month’s episode, we’re celebrating the return of Creative Pride 2019! We chatted to Ty Jeffries, the brains behind the comic cabaret character: Miss Hope Springs. We spoke to Alexis Gregory, performing his verbatim play Riot Act, created with interviews from survivors of Stonewall. Plus we have a new episode of Stages of My Life. The Pub Landlord: Al Murray, joined us before his sold out show on Sunday 16 June!

In this month's episode, it's a Matilda The Musical special! Get ready for an absolute hammer throw! We've got incredible interviews with Miss Trunchbull (Elliot Harper), Mrs Wormwood (Rebecca Thornhill), Mr Wormwood (Sebastien Torkia) and Miss Honey (Carly Thoms)!

In a special bonus episode, we held a Q&A session after the first performance of Mark Morris Dance Group’s Pepperland.

Audience’s got the chance to ask questions about the unique Beatles dance tribute to the composer Ethan Iverson and rehearsal director Sam Black. Listen to this fantastic post-show event and hear the next Interval episode on Friday 24 May.

In our Easter podcast, we chat to young local dancers who will be performing in Matthew Bourne’s newest production Romeo & Juliet. We also find out about the Norfolk schoolchildren who will be taking part in an exciting project which will see them perform on the Theatre Royal stage in a specially-commissioned band-new children’s opera based on Mozart’s The Magic Flute, and director James Dacre talks us through English Touring Opera’s production of Macbeth.

We're covering all bases in our bumper 10th episode of the Interval podcast! We hear from Mark Morris Dance Group's Pepperland and their dancers. We learn more about The Beatles influence with local 60s guru Nigel Pearce. We also chatted to Jane Asher on A Song At Twilight!
Plus the fascinating poet Murray Lachlan Young takes part in our brand new feature: Stages of My Life.

In this month’s episode, we chat to Caroline’s Kitchen star James Sutton about tackling the dark comedy writing of Torben Betts, Charlie Clements joins the cast of The House on Cold Hill, in a brand new ghostly thriller, and we meet the actors in Street Life who are telling real stories of homelessness for a brand new production in Stage Two.

In this month’s episode, we chat to the legendary Simon Callow about his latest brush with Noël Coward, Scottish Folk musician Barbara Dickson who will be returning to the Theatre Royal and local writer James McDermott is exploring Living With Homelessness, as part of this year’s Creative Matters season.

In this month’s episode, we meet one of the cast of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s bold re-imagining of Romeo and Juliet, find out more about the exciting Rambert2 company who are set to make their Norwich Playhouse debut, and meet the Norfolk performing arts teacher enjoying a busman’s holiday taking on one of the lead roles in Guys and Dolls.

Well it’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas, so we have devoted our sixth episode to all things panto! In this podcast you will hear from our panto villain Rik Makarem, who TV viewers will know from Emmerdale and Casualty. He tells us about life in Soapland, the magic of panto for young children and his love of Formula One. Panto choreographer Dee Jago lets us in on the secrets of preparing the cast and panto babes for some spectacular dance routines, and we hear from our Genie Kiera-Nicole Brennan, a familiar face as a children’s presenter on Channel 5’s Milkshake, who is excited to be taking on a role more traditionally played by a man. We also talk to Jane Walsh, who produces the panto and is a font of knowledge on all the practicalities that need to be in place behind the scenes; Theatre Royal chief executive Stephen Crocker on our special Christmas Appeal which will help provide worthwhile projects by our Learning and Participation department; and last, but certainly not least, local boy Steven Roberts who will be flying high on his magic carpet as Aladdin.