
“Legs: A Stage Play” is an play about Robotics and its impact on our society.We follow Doctor Grace Anderson through the years, as she attempts to create an Artificial Intelligence that can truly empathize with Humanity. Along the way, her life and the lives of those around her are changed forever by her work.Follow our podcast, as we interview the cast & creatives, give you updates on the rehears... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsArtsFictionScience Fiction | ||||

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This is it!!! The episode you have all been waiting for!!! I finally speak to WILLIAM SINCLAIR, the CREATOR, WRITER & PRODUCER of "LEGS: A STAGE PLAY!!!!
We do a deep dive into William's love of writing, how he became a writer, how he b... more
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In today’s episode, our guest host is none other than Leon Murray himself, as he conducts an interview with I, Jude C. Potter.
Not only do I play John in the play, but I have also produced this podcast for the show too.
My upcoming pro... more
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In today’s episode, we will be chatting to Emilia Davie, who plays “Byra” in “Legs: A Stage Play”.
The play will premiere at Webster’s Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland on the 11th-13th April 2025 at 7pm.
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In today’s episode, we will be chatting to Joseph Mann, who plays "Greg" in “Legs: A Stage Play”. We discuss his character and the world of podcasting. A very meta interview, if I say so myself!
You can find Joseph on Instagram here:
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In today’s episode*, we will be chatting to Leon Murray, who, not only, plays "Dylan" in “Legs: A Stage Play”, but is also co-producer as well.
You can find Leon on Instagram here:
@leon_c_murray
And of course, we have to mention…
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In today’s episode, we will be chatting to Kike Hassan, who plays “Detective Riley” in “Legs: A Stage Play”.
Kike’s upcoming projects:
Bare Productions:
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www.bareproductionsedinburgh.com/ or Instagram, @barepr... more
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In today’s episode, we will be chatting to Freya Showell, who plays “The Robot” in “Legs: A Stage Play”. Also, Freya has designed the posters for our play as well.
You can check out Freya’s Redbubble Art shop here:
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In today’s episode, we will be chatting to Jade Hutchison, who plays “Maria” in “Legs: A Stage Play”.
If you want to catch Jade perform, here is her upcoming projects
Encapulus Productions
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@encapulusproductions
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