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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 17 MIN

Vanya Polunin, the son of Slava's Snow Show

from Arts & Toast · host Kirsty Corbett

In this episode Vanya Polunin joins Kirsty to talk about the global phenomenon Slava's Snow Show, created by his dad - legendary clown Slava Polunin. From family life behind the scenes to the magic that has kept audiences captivated for more than three decades, Vanya shares the story behind one of theatre’s most beloved productions.How does a theatre show capture audiences around the world for more than three decades?In this episode of Arts & Toast, Vanya Polunin speaks about growing up with his dad - internationally renowned clown and theatre creator Slava Polunin, the visionary behind the iconic Slava's Snow Show.Winner of the prestigious Laurence Olivier Award, the production has toured globally for over 30 years, delighting audiences of all ages with its unique blend of visual theatre, humour and imagination. In this conversation, Vanya shares stories from behind the scenes, reflects on the legacy of the show and explores why its message about play, wonder and creativity continues to resonate across cultures.If you love theatre, performance or clowning - or the stories behind world-famous productions - this episode offers a fascinating insight into the enduring magic of one of theatre’s most celebrated shows.Note: This interview originally aired on Erewash Sound in October 2025.👉 Follow us on Instagram🔗 Slava's Snow Show

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