It's our first response episode! Freelance director and artist Alex Jackson responds to the previous episode and talks about their time creating Exeter Fringe Festival.

It's been 14 months! And Wez says he is disappointed... Because nothing has changed... He asks, should we make a bold move and axe the role of Artistic Director?

Manchester International Festival? Factory International?! AVIVA STUDIOS?!?!?!?! Can we all please just. calm. down.

Artist Amy Vreeke talks about creating a theatre for parents. Do family friendly places need to have squares? Be working class? Need Jacket potatoes?

If you enjoy this episode, catch Amy at Contact Theatre, 18 - 22 Oct 2022: Book tickets here!

This time we talk to Becky Molloy, Ticketing and Audience Insights Manager at Bristol Old Vic, about upwards management! What is it? How do you do it?

Get your appetite ready as we also get talking about what food would match what shows!

This week we talk to e-sport evangelist Joan and Chief Gaming Officer Joseph about the metaverse, the UK's problem with creative thinking with technology and why it's a no brainer to put e-sports in theatres.

This week we talk to Keisha Thompson to get her take on 16 - 25 year olds in the arts and an inside view of Arts Council England.

This week we talk to David O'Brien about the book he co-authored, Culture is Bad for You, to understand inequality in culture.