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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 47 MIN

S6, E1 The Bridge House Theatre | Fringe theatre

from Artists' Tales · host Heather Martin

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we meet with Luke and Ellie from the award‑winning Bridge House Theatre, one of South East London’s most exciting Off‑West‑End venues. Based above the historic Bridge House pub, the theatre has become a vibrant creative hub known for intimate productions, bold programming, and a strong commitment to emerging and under-represented voices.Luke and Ellie share the story behind the theatre’s evolution, its community‑driven ethos, and how the pub‑theatre setting shapes its warm, collaborative atmosphere. They discuss their passion for championing new writing, supporting local talent, and creating a space where artists can take risks and audiences can experience storytelling up close.We explore the theatre’s artistic vision, its role in the South London arts scene, and the importance of nurturing inclusive, accessible spaces for creativity. Episode recorded on the 23 February 2026. Website: thebridgehousetheatre.co.ukInstagram: @pengetheatreX: @PengeTheatrePodcast details:Podcast email: [email protected]: www.artiststales.netInstagram: @artists_tales_podcastThreads: @artists_tales_podcast

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we meet with Luke and Ellie from the award‑winning Bridge House Theatre, one of South East London’s most exciting Off‑West‑End venues. Based above the historic Bridge House pub, the theatre has become a vibrant creative hub known for intimate productions, bold programming, and a strong commitment to emerging and under-represented voices. Luke and Ellie share the story behind the theatre’s evolution, its community‑driven ethos, and how the pub‑theatre setting ...

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