It’s been a pleasure.

So long, and thanks for all the plays

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ANNOUNCEMENT!

We’ve been running for over two and a half years, and goodness has it been amazing! It has been wonderful to work with colleagues and friends, old and new, and in the process create some fantastic plays.

Life is getting more busy for all the creatives at Theatrephonic, and we believe that it is time for a change in the way we do things. Therefore, we are going on a bit of a hiatus while we take some time to look at our options for the future of the podcast.

We very much hope to return as some point soon, and in the meantime we want to give a massive thank you to all our creatives and listeners for the support and love you have given us over the years. You have no idea how much it has meant to all of us.

Have a fantastic 2023, and we look forward to seeing you soon!

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In our final Q&A before our hiatus, Emmeline is joined by Jonathan Legg (Arthur) and Helen Fullerton (Diedre) to discuss how their lives have changed since Theatrephonic began

to follow our creatives elsewhere:

Jonathan:

Rain or Shine’s Comedy of Errors: https://rainorshine.co.uk/summer_2023.html

Helen:

Keep your eyes peeled for ‘Pups at Christmas’ hopefully being released in 2023!

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Diedre and Arthur are on the case again

Listen to the end for the bloopers!

Written by Barbara Jennings

Directed by Emmeline Braefield

Starring:

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Music:

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This week Emmeline chats to James Parsons (Sgt Beaumont and Sgt Rudger), Sally Hyde Lomax (Gwendoline) and Nigel Foster (Writer) to discuss how their characters could put up with lionel, and moments where they’ve worked loopholes to their favour

to follow our creatives elsewhere:

James Parsons

jamesparsons.uk

https://www.malvern-theatres.co.uk/whats-on/hedda-andrew-whittle

Sally Hyde Lomax

Search Sally Hyde Lomax on all social media

Sanitas Mental Health videos: https://www.youtube.com/@sanitashub2188

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Featuring the bloopers, confusion over pronunciations and weight-training of Ben Manning, Sally Hyde Lomax, James Parsons, Scott Peacock and Emmeline Braefield

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“I don’t want to be here” - based on a true story.

Written by Nigel Foster Directed by Emmeline Braefield

With:

Music:

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This week Emmeline chats with Sally Hyde Lomax (Cassie) to discuss bullies, revenge and overcoming horrible moments.

To find Sally elsewhere:

Search Sally Hyde Lomax on all social media

Sanitas Mental Health videos: https://www.youtube.com/@sanitashub2188

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Feet - From the ‘Tales from the Edge’ series

Written by Carolyn S Jones

Starring Sally Hyde-Lomax as Cassie

To see more of the ‘Tales from the Edge’ Series please visit https://talesfromtheedge.mystrikingly.com/

Music:

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In part 2 of this episode’s Q&A, Emmeline and Martin Lytton (writer) chat about the play’s beginnings, the characters within and the overarching theme of the play.

To follow Martin’s work elsewhere:

The Crown and the Cotswolds: https://www.everymantheatre.org.uk/shows/the-crown-and-the-cotswolds/

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