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EPISODE · May 27, 2020 · 57 MIN

Theatre in Quarantine: Mark Goldthrop and Darren Murphy Discuss West End Theatre

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Get ready for an insightful episode as Natalie sits down with the talented Mark Goldthorp to discuss his experiences in Mary Poppins and the creative opportunities that have emerged during the lockdown through Theatre in Quarantine. Mark shares his perspectives on Avenue Q, Les Misérables, Woman in White, Matilda, Beauty and the Beast, Sunset Boulevard, Into the Woods, and Whistle Down the Wind.In addition to Mark's interview, this episode features a compelling discussion with producer Darren Murphy. Together, they dive into the world of National Theatre Live and explore two standout productions: A Streetcar Named Desire starring the remarkable Gillian Anderson and Sea Wall featuring the captivating Andrew Scott.Join Natalie, Mark Goldthorp, and Darren Murphy as they explore the ever-evolving landscape of theatre and discuss the exciting possibilities that have arisen during the lockdown. From Mark's experiences in iconic productions to the ground-breaking initiatives of National Theatre Live, this episode is packed with fascinating insights and engaging conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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