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Mar 21, 2018 58 min

Joe Douglas

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Incoming director of Live Theatre, Newcastle, Joe Douglas chats to me this week and we go from Saturday Night Fever to The Cheviot via Joe’s family-produced play, Five Plus One! Join us for a few laughs and a hearty discussion about Joe’s joyous directing style and what makes him tick. Thanks for listening! The post Joe Douglas appeared first on Putting it Together.

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