Welcome to Episode 26 – The Producers   Today marks our second last episode – which is hard to believe! I sat down with Associate Producer Haley St Vincent and Producer Kelly Daniels in their flat and had a retrospective chat with them about their experience at the Fringe after two weeks just before I left on my adventures. They had some really great advice for producers considering doing the fringe, the friends they've made and what's next for the show!

Welcome to Episode 26 – The Producers Today marks our second last episode – which is hard to believe! I sat down with Associate Producer Haley St Vincent and Producer Kelly Daniels in their flat and had a retrospective chat with them about their experience at the Fringe after two weeks just before I left on my adventures. They had some really great advice for producers considering doing the fringe, the friends they've made and what's next for the show!

Welcome to Episode 26 – The Producers &nbsp; Today marks our second last episode – which is hard to believe! I sat down with Associate Producer Haley St Vincent and Producer Kelly Daniels in their flat and had a retrospective chat with them about their experience at the Fringe after two weeks just before I left on my adventures. They had some really great advice for producers considering doing the fringe, the friends they've made and what's next for the show!

The Producers

Watching Glory Die by Judith Thompson

From Windsor, Ontario, Canada to Edinburgh, Scotland:  With an episode dropping every day during Fringe, this podcast follows the trials and tribulations of an independent company with a small army of plucky interns navigating the famous Edinburgh Fringe. Interviews with the cast and creative team, investigative segments on the how-to of producing and a day-by-day check in straight from the Fringe grounds - this podcast takes you into the nitty gritty of bringing a show to the largest Fringe Festival in the world. 

The play is inspired by the shocking and true story of teenager, Ashley Smith, who - after five years of being misdiagnosed, and mistreated,  segregated in 'therapeutic quiet' - died by suicide in her prison cell because the guards were ordered not to interfere.

This podcast is licensed under an Attribution – NonCommercial – NoDerivatives 4.0 International Creative Commons License.

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Watching Glory Die by Judith Thompson From Windsor, Ontario, Canada to Edinburgh, Scotland: With an episode dropping every day during Fringe, this podcast follows the trials and tribulations of an independent company with a small army of plucky interns navigating the famous Edinburgh Fringe. Interviews with the cast and creative team, investigative segments on the how-to of producing and a day-by-day check in straight from the Fringe grounds - this podcast takes you into the nitty gritty of bringing a show to the largest Fringe Festival in the world. The play is inspired by the shocking and true story of teenager, Ashley Smith, who - after five years of being misdiagnosed, and mistreated, segregated in 'therapeutic quiet' - died by suicide in her prison cell because the guards were ordered not to interfere. This podcast is licensed under an Attribution – NonCommercial – NoDerivatives 4.0 International Creative Commons License. Royalty Free Music from Bensound

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