This week on The Stagey Place, Eliott is joined by Robert Boulton, the Writer, and one of the Performers, behind Snowflakes, which is returning to London, this time at The Park Theatre, following a previous run at The Old Red Lion Theatre in October 2021, where we interviewed the Set and Costume Designer, Alys Whitehead, plus the Assistant Director, Oliver Graham. 

Robert sits down to chat about what life for Snowflakes has been like since it's last run, how the script has become tighter for this latest run, plus the relevancy of the production in today's world!

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This week on The Stagey Place, Sam is joined by Rafaella Marcus, the Writer behind SAP, which is currently on a UK Tour, heading to London, Harrogate, Keswick, Bury St. Edmunds, Exeter, and Canterbury.

When a woman tells a lie to her girlfriend, a seed is planted that starts to grow in the darkness. Now roots are cracking up through the pavement and branches are coming in at the windows, and – as she starts to see things that no one else can - she becomes the focus of some seriously unwanted attention.

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TW: This episode talks about themes of Sexual Assault and Rape. If you or someone you know requires support, a list of helplines can be found on Zero Tolerance’s Website.

Currently playing a UK Tour after premiering at The Vault Festival 2020, When We Died follows a woman working as an embalmer who is faced with the body of the man who raped her almost a year earlier.

The play follows her decision to confront her trauma and tell her story on her own terms, and on this week's episode of The Stagey Place, we are delighted to be joined by the Writer and Performer of the show, Alexandra Donnachie, who joins Eliott to chat about how the show has developed since it's premiere in 2020, and how she feels taking the show on the road.

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Heading to The Vault Festival from 18th - 19th March 2023, and transferring after a 3 week run at The Pleasance Theatre, Rapture is the critically-acclaimed debut show from Pink Sky, a collective of LGBTQIA+ artists taking an interdisciplinary approach to making queer theatre.

For the first time on the podcast, we are joined by a returnee to the show, Sophie Leydon, the Writer and Performer of Rapture, who discusses the changes to Rapture since it's last run, with this week's host, Sam Pout.

You can purchase tickets for Rapture at The Vault Festival here.

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Heading to The Vault Festival from 7th - 12th March 2023, Fanboy combines epic storytelling, razor-sharp impressions and a dose of theatrical magic, as we learn all about what it's like to enjoy our favourite hobbies, as well as the downside to fandoms.

In today's podcast, we are joined by Joe Sellman-Leava, the Writer and Performer of Fanboy, who discusses the show with this week's host, Eliott Sheppard.

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To book tickets for The Great British Bake Off The Musical, at The Noël Coward Theatre, click here.

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Heading to The Vault Festival from 3rd - 4th March 2023, Rosalie Minnitt brings her Lockdown-Inspired character, Lady Clementine, to The Network Theatre. From shipwrecks to guillotines, bad luck has plagued Lady Clementine's love life from day one, and when her latest beau, Sir Bradley, goes missing, she sets off on a quest to solve the mystery of her ill-fortune.

In today's podcast, we are joined by Rosalie Minnitt, the Writer and Performer of Clementine,  who discusses the show with this week's host, Eliott Sheppard.

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Currently playing at The Ambassadors Theatre in the West End, My Son's a Queer (But What Can You Do?) is a triumphant celebration of the ups and downs of raising a queer child, and today on The Stagey Place, we are joined by the creator of the piece, the wonderful Rob Madge, who chats to Emmie about what it was like creating the show, the influence of their parents, and what they hope audiences take away from the show.

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