All Episodes

187. The Best Plays of the Century Part Seven: the years 2012/2013

186. Bonus episode: Tim Sheader on new Donmar season announcement + Hadestown stars on their film

185. The Oresteia, the Odyssey and Lloyd Webber warns of Broadway tragedy

184. Bonus episode: No sooner Shed than done – producer Francesca Moody on her Edinburgh projects

183. Bonus episode: Hamilton's Thomas Kail on directing Moana and stage legend Frances Ruffelle discusses I Can Die Too

182. Jesus Christ Supersized + Sarah talks Pride

181. Russell Tovey in The Guilty, art by actors, and memories of Tom Stoppard

180. Bonus episode: It's A Midsummer Night's Hot Mess as we bring the heat in a two-parter

179. The Best Plays Of The Century Part Six: the years 2010/11

178. Bonus episode: RSC's former artistic director Gregory Doran on Venus and Adonis + new book Walking Shadow

177. The art of naming theatres, and will Paddington work on Broadway

176. Bonus episode: How The Traitors will work on stage

175. Bonus episode: Adrian Lester and Susannah Fielding talk Cyrano de Bergerac and the Dartmouth Scar Experiment

174. Can we solve the theatre etiquette problem once and for all?

173. High Cs on the high seas – Sarah has a nautical, musical adventure to New York

172. Bonus episode: New musicals special with Redcliffe team, Sam Tutty and Christiani Pitts

171. The Best Plays Of The Century Part Five: the years 2008/9

170. Bonus episode: Sara Bareilles on ten years of Waitress and new musical The Interestings

169. Brecht, Shaffer and are theatre tickets really getting cheaper?

168. Bonus episode: How a 70-seat West End studio theatre goes from strength to strength

167. Why does Ian McKellen have unfinished business with King Lear?

166. Bonus episode: US stars Noah Galvin and Josh Radnor are bringing new writing to London

165. Are the Tony nominations a warning sign for Broadway?

164. Bonus episode: Lesley Manville, Sonia Friedman and Mark Rosenblatt respond to their Tony nominations

163. Celebs declare war on phones in theatres

162. Bonus episode: The man shaking up the West End with experimental work