If all the world’s a stage, we’re the programme notes. The National Theatre Podcast explores how theatre connects to the big issues of our time: sex, death, politics, and everything in between. We take you behind the scenes to investigate the artists and the ideas behind some of today’s most interesting productions, and go out into the world to find theatre at play in our everyday lives. It’s a sh... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | Performing ArtsArts |
We’ve all failed at something, but rarely on stage in front of hundreds of people. We ask our favourite guests to share their hilarious stories of on-stage mishaps and malfunctions, and professional embarrassment in its most public form. All to answe... more
It’s the 70th anniversary of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year, so we go on the road to Scotland to ask people from all over the country if it’s still the beating heart of new theatre-making. How has the Fringe shaped the last seven decades of ... more
How does culture shape the character of a neighbourhood, a city, a country? We speak to visual artist Jeremy Deller, DJ Dave Haslam and celebrate the NT’s River Stage festival by looking at art in public spaces, and the impact it’s had on the people ... more
Does our vote matter? We follow the development of our new interactive show The Majority, which lets the audience cast votes to change the outcome of the performance. But what happens when you give an audience control? We talk to experts in polling a... more
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I have only just stumbled across these now, but are so informative and engaging, impossible to stop listening too. Please, please make more.
Love how the National is educating the next generation of theatre makers in a supportive and non-patronising way. more
This is one of the best podcasts out there. I wish they would do a second series. Love it sooooooo much. 💯💯💯
Great podcast that shares the broad reach that theatre has.
Really really enjoyed this window into the world of theatre! I love going to the theatre but have never been a part of it and really enjoyed hearing what it’s like from the POV of the creators and theatre companies
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