Heather-Rose Andrews and the Middle Bits

Fringe, Carpentry and Acting

Episode 13 of the Strangely and Friends podcast, hosted by S. Doesburg, titled "Heather-Rose Andrews and the Middle Bits" was published on August 30, 2019 and runs 60 minutes.

August 30, 2019 ·60m · Strangely and Friends

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Fringe! Heather-Rose Andrews has thoughts on collaborative creation, fringe theatre and carpentry. Plus more fringe musings and a brand new song about fringe people. Visit instagram.com/heatherroseandrews/ for more about Heather.

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Fringe! Heather-Rose Andrews has thoughts on collaborative creation, fringe theatre and carpentry. Plus more fringe musings and a brand new song about fringe people. Visit instagram.com/heatherroseandrews/ for more about Heather.

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