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Wired Up Theatre Talk, Episode One - Podcast

EPISODE · Aug 23, 2016 · 46 MIN

Wired Up Theatre Talk, Episode One - Podcast

from Wireless Theatre · host Wireless Theatre

The Wireless Theatre Company have started their very own theatre talk podcast. Join us for Episode One with hosts Mark Ramsay and Ollie Ford. They talk all things theatre, as well as going behind the scenes at the last ever Fringe Report Awards, meet John Park himself, reviews, gossip and general messing around. With great music from Francesco Quadrarolopolo. Check it out! #theatretalk #charliehigson #theatre #radio #theatrereviews

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