Theatre designer Justin Williams returns to the Podcast with Musical Director Henry Brennan to talk about their new online showcase In The Wings. 
Watch here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2mz8SxbjGY
A new series available to watch/stream for free over YouTube and social media that showcases Musicals that were cut short by the pandemic. Each episode focuses on a show with four songs and an interview. 
Another episode airs tonight with two more episodes scheduled for 26th June and & 3rd July. 
Follow them on Twitter: @Wings_2020 
Previous episode with Justin: https://soundcloud.com/user-762290068/s2-ep15-justin-williams
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S4 Ep12: In The Wings with Justin Williams & Henry Brennan

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The Flying Seagull Project are broadcasting a live Theatre performance to mark the end of term to give school children a proper send off into the summer holidays!

We chat with Actors Sarita, Regina & Eddie and the CEO of the charity Ash Perrin. 

This is the story of a redundant lighthouse keeper who embarks on a highly interactive adventure involving pirates, magic, clowning and music. The Flying Seagull Spectacular will be sure to amaze, entertain and have children and even adults laughing their socks off. 

The show played to sold out houses before 2020 and has been adapted for live streaming with social distancing measures in place for the performers.

This one off, live stream performance will give children the opportunity to have a shared experience with their classmates whether they are at home or in the classroom.

E-learning resources are available for schools.

All profits will go to The Flying Seagull Project and their work entertaining children in difficult circumstances in the UK and overseas.
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Online Live Stream: Wednesday 15th July, 2pm

Tickets £3 (Schools Discount: £1 per student)
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www.theflyingseagullproject.com
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S4 Ep 13: The Flying Seagull Spectacular

WATCH THE INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5uA-JBc1IY&t=7s

Road to Recovery is our new video/podcast series that chats with the Artistic Directors of London's Theatres about how our industry will bounce back after the pandemic. From The West End to The Fringe we speak with the leaders of our most cherished spaces to discuss the individual challenges as well as the collective effort in bringing Theatre back to London. 


In this episode with speak with Gerald Armin, Artistic Director of the Waterloo East Theatre. We talk about the recent government bailout and whether or not it will be enough as well as what sort of shows will be first back on stage. 

Donate to the Waterloo East Theatre here: https://waterlooeast.ticketsolve.com/products/donation?tags=donate

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Write to us: thelondontheatrepodcast@gmail.com 

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Road to Recovery 01: Waterloo East Theatre

Theatre is back!
Book tickets: https://www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk/whats-on/polite-conversation
Watch the interview here: https://youtu.be/cqEPcAaHOto
We chat with Director Elif Knight & Producer Rebekah Harvey on adapting Polite Conversation by Andrew Crook to an outside and socially distanced production. 
We talk Theatre before, after and that awkward bit in between Covid, get your Theatre fix at Lauderdale House 31st Aug & 1,3,7,8 & 10th Sep! 
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Available on Spotify, iTunes, Soundcloud and YouTube!
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S4 Ep14: Elif Knight & Rebekah Harvey

A little message from me, it might be time to leave the Podcasting behind!

 

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