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Heading to The Vault Festival, during the first week of this 2023 season, is the brand new, gypsy jazz style musical, In Clay, and we here on The Stagey Place are joined by the Book & Lyric writers of the piece, Jack Miles and Rebecca Simmonds, who whilst being interviewed by Eliott, talk about the inspiration behind the story, plus what they are most excited for audiences to hear, and themselves as they navigate their way around this year's festival.
You can purchase tickets for In Clay at The Vault Festival here.
You can learn more about the musical over on Jack's website here.
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Having its UK premiere this January, after originally being staged in Canada, On Book Theatre are bringing Nicolas Billon's thriller 'The Elephant Song' to The Park Theatre, and we are delighted to be joined by the Director of this upcoming piece, Jason Moore, on the podcast this week, to talk about the show!
You can purchase tickets for The Elephant Song at The Park Theatre here.
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You can follow this week's host, Joseph Martin, on Instagram and Twitter.
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You can follow this week's host, Joseph Martin, on Instagram and Twitter.
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You can purchase the Playtext of Wreckage here.
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You can purchase Max's Book, Billy No Mates, on Amazon and Waterstones.
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This week on The Stagey Place, Eliott is joined by Shilpa T-Hyland, who is currently directing Wickies at The Park Theatre until 31st December!
Following their hugely successful run of When Darkness Falls at Park Theatre in 2021, the team are thrilled to return with their brand new play, Wickies: The Vanishing Men of Eilean Mor.
Starring Ewan Stewart (Titanic), Graeme Dalling (Let the Right One In), and Jamie Quinn (Two Doors Down), Wickies is inspired by the true story of James Ducat, Thomas Marshall and Donald MacArthur.
A supernatural thriller that seeks to unravel the enduring mystery of the Vanishing Men of Eilean Mor.
You can book tickets for Wickies here.
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This week on The Stagey Place, Eliott is joined by Josh Maughan and Lucy Hunt, who make up Springbok Productions. This December, Josh is the Writer and Performer of Nice Jewish Boy, in which Lucy is producing, at The Hope Theatre from 13th - 17th December!
Produced by Springbok Production House, Nice Jewish Boy is a tragic comedy about a clash of identities. When Josh is gifted his worst nightmare on his 19th birthday, he must confront what haunts both his synagogue services and Grindr hookups.
You can book tickets for Nice Jewish Boy here.
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Presenting his first episode here on The Stagey Place, Sam Pout interviews Director and Dramaturg Scott Le Crass, who this Christmas is bringing Sing-derella to The Omnibus Theatre, plus will be directing Harry's Christmas at The King's Head Theatre in London!
Sing-derella runs at The Omnibus Theatre from 1st - 3rd, 8th - 10th, and 15th - 17th December 2022, and you can read up about the production, and book tickets, by clicking here.
Harry's Christmas runs at The King's Head Theatre from 6th - 24th December, and you can read up about the production, and book tickets, by clicking here.
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This week on The Stagey Place, Eliott is joined by Pantomime Director James Williams, who this festive season will be working on bring the magic to the Watford Palace Theatre with their family friendly outing of Beauty and The Beast, who promises to be an unmissable production written by Offie Award Winner Andrew Pollard!
Beauty and The Beast runs from 3rd - 31st December 2022, and you can read up about the production, and book tickets, by clicking here.
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This week on The Stagey Place, Eliott is joined by Playwright Sam Ward, and Producer Rhian Davies, from YESYESNONO, the company that brought 'We Were Promised Honey!' to Paines Plough Roundabout at Summerhall for this year's Edinburg Fringe Festival.
The play was nominated for Best Play at the Ed Fringe x Stagey Place 2022 Awards, and this autumn will be transferring to The Soho Theatre from 22nd November - 3rd December 2022.
To read up about We Were Promised Honey at The Soho Theatre, and book tickets, click here.
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