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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2023 · 32 MIN

Looking back, looking forward

from Stables Theatre Hastings · host Stables Theatre Hastings

2022 was not just a year for celebration at The Stables Theatre and Arts Centre as it sparked back in to life after the enforced closures brought on by the pandemic, it was a year that set the scene for what is to come. In this episode Stuart Baillie talks to Stables Chair Neil Sellman, writer Ben Randall, performer and director Hugo Trebells, Bobbi Sutton who is part of the program advisory group and out from behind the scenes was sound technician Dave Rowland. There was lots to cover and we hope you enjoy recalling some of your favourites from last year and starting to plan what you want to come and see in 2023 To hear Ben Randall talk about the whole concept of the new writers competition click on this link https://soundcloud.com/stables-theatre-hastings/gold-dust-the-stables-play-writing-competition?si=9cf14247cdfd477c824fc3d79f1b4f04&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

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