Stedman History

Today I'm joined by the amazing Daniel Clarkson, the man behind such shows as Potted Potter, Potted Panto, The Crown Live and The Pirate, The Princess and The Platypus. It's a very fun chat, we talk about his time on CBBC, working with his comedy partner Jeff, Harry Potter, LA/ NY and so much more!

 

Follow Dan on Twitter: @Daniel_Veronica 

Follow Potted Panto: @Pottedpanto

Follow Potted Potter: @Pottedpotter

 

Please like, subscribe and tell your friends!

Happy New Year!!

Today I'm joined by the amazing Shaelee Rooke from Roustabout Theatre, we talk all about how Roustabout got started, her move from Australia to England, family theatre inspirations and much more!

 

Follow Shae & Roustabout on Twitter: @shaeleerooke @weareroustabout

Please tell all your friends!

Today I'm joined by the amazing actor/ rapper David Bonnick Jr. aka Gambit Ace. It's a great conversation we talk about how acting and music is his thing, diving into hip hop/ theatre, Beats and Elements, High Rise estate of Mind, artistry and much much more. 

You can follow Gambit Ace on Twitter: @Gambit_Ace and Instagram:@gambitacedbj

 

And you can listen to his music via Apple/ Spotify

 

You can follow me via Instagram at @StedmanHistory

 

Please like and tell your friends!

Back with a brand new epiosde. Today I'm speaking to theatre director Niall Phillips, it's a truly inspiring conversation, we talk about theatre, mental health, PMA, the Hardcore scene, straight edge, picking people up when they fall and so much more. 

 

Enjoy! Please like and subscribe and tell your friends!

Follow Niall on Twitter: @niallpxx and @lonesomeschoolb and check out the workshops at lonesomeworkshops.com

 

Follow me on IG: @Stedmanhistory

It's been a while, but I'm back! Here with a short episode to update you on my whereabouts and the future of the podcast! Enjoy!

 

Follow me on Instagram @Stedmanhistory

 

Please subscribe/ like and tell your friends, spread the word!

Today I'm joined by theatremaker, director, writer and performer Helena Middleton, co founder of The Wardrobe Ensemble. We talk all about Helena's early inspirations, how The Wardrobe Ensemble formed, performing their first show Riot 10 years later at Bristol Old Vic, her love of devising, creating work, Education, Education, Education's run in the West End, The Star Seeker's journey from The Wardrobe Theatre to the National Theatre, Kin which premiered in Palm Springs, her new film My Mama, A Man which was part of the BFI Flare festival 2020 and much much more. It's a really inspiring chat, please tell all your friends. If you've enjoyed it please rate, review and subscribe.

This week I'm joined by the multi talented Actor-Singer-Beatboxer Kate Donnachie, we're talking all about the BAC Beatbox Academy, Backflips, Avril Lavigne, Crongton Knights with Pilot Theatre and much much more. There is a lot of laughter in this podcast, hopefully you will be enticed to join us in some healthy guffaws. 

 

Thanks for listening and please rate, review and subscribe!

 

Follow Kate on Twitter: @KateWDonnachie

In today's episode, I'm diving into my family history once again! I can't wait to share this new find with all of you. I'm also talking about A Tribe Called Quest, Glassjaw, Olympic Torches and much more! Enjoy the chat and stick around for one of my favourite songs that myself, Kiki and Loz Box have recorded recently! 

 

Follow me on IG: stedmanhistory

Follow me on Twitter: @AlexStedman

Today I’m joined by the amazing Ross Harris for a really inspiring conversation about his journey from England to America and chasing his dream of working in film. We talk about his writing, directing and producing. Ross shares so many great bits of advice, you won’t want to miss this episode! We talk about GF, the short film written by his wife Hannah Suria, that won best picture at the LA Feedback Film Festival, future projects and much more! 

 

Follow Ross on IG: mrrossharris

Follow me: stedmanhistory 

 

Please rate, review and subscribe, Enjoy!

This week I'm joined by the amazing actor-writer Alexandra Donnachie. We discuss Alex's acting inspiration, her near career as a paramedic, her training at University of Northampton and Central School Of Speech & Drama. We talk about her autobiographical show Three Years, One Week and A Lemon Drizzle which she created with her sister Kate Donnachie, When We Died (Longlisted for the Bruntwood Prize 2017, Vaults Festival 2020 with Carbon Theatre) her upcoming show 28, her love of Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Battersea Arts Centre and much more. A really fun and enjoyable episode.

 Trigger warning: Please be aware at times during the podcast we touch on performances that address themes including sexual violence, death and eating disorders.

 

Follow Alex on Twitter @baftaface

Enjoy and please rate, review and subscribe!