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  • Dan Partridge talks ‘Grease’: “It’s actually quite a hard balance”

    Dan Partridge talks ‘Grease’: “It’s actually quite a hard balance”

    The ultimate musical theatre classic has returned to the West End in a brand new version also exploring new themes and tones. Guillermo NĆ”zara chats with lead actor Dan Partridge, whom every night steps into the shoes (and gel) of the unforgettable Danny Zucko at London’s Dominion Theatre.

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    12 August, 2022
    English contents, Interviews
    50s, andrew lloyd webber, beauty school dropout, cats, cats the musical, comedy, dan partridge, dance, danny zucko, dominion theatre, grease, grease lighting, jason donovan, john travolta, musical, musical theatre, olivia newton john, peter andre, police brutality, pop, rock, romatic, summer nights, teen angel, teen angle, vince fontaine, we go together
  • Laura Lindow talks ‘The Ultimate Pickle’ “Even the smallest hearts can take on the very bravest times”

    Laura Lindow talks ‘The Ultimate Pickle’ “Even the smallest hearts can take on the very bravest times”

    Sometimes it’s the litte ones that can teach us how to overcome the biggest problems. Dramaturg Laura Lindow has no doubt about that, and so she has proven in her latest show, The Ultimate Pickle, an inspiring story dealing with the grief children may also face – but explored through the eyes of comedy, imagination […]

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    11 August, 2022
    English contents, Interviews
    brewhouse, burton-upon-trent, charlotte bennet, children, clown doctor, Creative Civic Change Newington, edinburgh, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, eva sampson, family theatre, fringe, ilfracombe, katie posner, laura lindow, newington, plaine's plough, roundabout, Salford, summer, summer festival, summerhall, the landmark, the lowry, the ultimate pickle, theatre festival, uk tour
  • Paula Paz talks ‘Black, The Clown’: “Behind a love story there is is a sharp critique about power”

    Paula Paz talks ‘Black, The Clown’: “Behind a love story there is is a sharp critique about power”

    Amidst the hustle and bustle of the Arcola Theatre’s summer opera festival, Spanish culture stomps into the London scene through a new production of its purest stage artform. Guillermo NĆ”zara chats with its director, Paula Paz, to find out about the remake of Black, The Clown, a 30s zarzuela that mirrors today’s reality more than […]

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    29 July, 2022
    English contents, Interviews
    arcola theatre, black, black el payaso, black the clown, cervantes institute, comedy, drama, london, operetta, theatre, west end, zarzuela
  • Leo Skilbeck talks ‘The Pervert’s Podcast’: “It’s wise to assume that ā€˜progress’ isn’t linear”

    Presented by the award-winning theatre company Milk Presents and in partnership with Derby Theatre, The Pervert’s Podcast is a new queer audio cabaret exploring items selected from national queer archives, and featuring many special guest apperances including Campbell X, Mzz Kimberly, Georgoise Bourgeois, among others. Guillermo NĆ”zara talks to its host, Leo Skillbeck, about the past, present and future […]

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    9 May, 2022
    Interviews
    Annie Siddons, Campbell X, derby theatre, E-J Scott, gay, gay pride, Georgoise Bourgeois, Ginger Johnson, homophobia, Jacob Bloomfield, leo skilbeck, lgbt, milk presents, Mzz Kimberly, queer, Shay Shay, sickbabes, the perverts podcast, trans
  • Olly Dobson talks ‘Back To The Future’: ā€œWe know what people want to see and the other side of things that you’ve never seen beforeā€

    Currently playing to packed houses at the Adelphi Theatre, today’s one-of-a-king guests steps every night into one of the most memorable characters of film, and now theatre, History. Guillermo NĆ”zara chats with lead actor Olly Dobson, who originated the main role in the musical adaptation of the emblematic 80s movie Back To The Future. All […]

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    30 March, 2022
    Interviews
    80s, adelphi theatre, alan silvestri, back to the future, comedy, covent garden, delorean, dr emmet brown, drama, dreamers, fantasy, great scott, hill valley, it works, johnny b goode, london, marty mcfly, musical, musical theatre, musicals, olly dobson, plutonium, roger bart, sci fi, space time continuum, the power of love, this world's for the dreamers, time machine, time travel, tower clock, west end
  • An interview with Kerry Ellis

    From a fist incursion into musical theatre at the age of 6 to becoming one of West End’s most renowned performers, Kerry Ellis’s life is no doubt an artistic adventure that has captured the imagination of many aspiring new performers. Also a prolific recording artist, having released several albums with Queen’s lead guitarrist Brian May, […]

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    29 October, 2021
    Interviews
    brian may, broadway, bumkin to broadway, cats, defying gravity, elphaba, fantine, for good, freddie mercury, gerswhin theatre, glinda, grizabella, i dreamed a dream, joe mantello, keep calm and kerry on, kerry ellis, les mis, london, memory, musical theatre, musicals, new york, palace theatre, queen, queens theatre, stephen schwartz, the wizard of oz, we will rock you, west end
  • A chat with Stephen Schwartz on ‘Prince of Egypt’

    More than a year after its original London run was interrupted by the pandemic, Dreamwork’s most iconic classic is finally coming back to the West End stage. Join us as we explore the creation of both the film and show with the man behind its unforgettable themes and discover the most interesting facts about how […]

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    14 July, 2021
    Interviews
    all i ever wanted, broadway, deliver us, disney, dominion theatre, dreamworks, egypt, elphaba, exodus, glinda, godspell, london, mariah carey, moses, prince of egypt, scott schwartz, stephen schwartz, steven spielberg, the ten commadments, through heaven’s eyes, universal studios, west end, when you believe, whitney houston, wicked
  • An interview with Julie Taymor – Part 2

    One of the most renowned opera and theatre directors, Julie Taymor’s versatility has led her to carry out some of the most important Broadway projects in the last decades. Join us in the second episode of this exciting interview, where we’ll discover how The Lion King was brought to the stage, the creation of the […]

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    9 June, 2021
    Interviews
    africa, anne hathaway, anthony hopkins, broadway, can you feel the love tonight, circle of life, comedy, disney, drama, edgar allan poe, elton john, fool's fire, frida, frida khalo, hakuna matata, jaguar, juan darien, julia clare, julianne moore, julie taymor, kenia, kenya, lebo m, london, marvel, mufasa, new york, opera, pumbaa, rafiki, salma hayek, sarabi, scar, shakespeare, simba, south africa, spiderman, swahili, the glorias, the lion king, tim rice, timon, titus andronicus, turn off the dark, west end, william shakespeare, zazu
  • An Interview with Julie Taymor – Part One

    From creating the world’s highest grossing musical to leading such iconic actors like Anthony Hopkins, Anne Hathaway, Salma Hayek or Julianne Moore, Julie Taymor is one of the most versatile and recognised directors both in theatre and film. Don’t miss this new two-part interview, where we explore the highlights of her exciting career, including the […]

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    24 March, 2021
    Interviews
    africa, anne hathaway, anthony hopkins, broadway, can you feel the love tonight, circle of life, comedy, disney, drama, edgar allan poe, elton john, fool’s fire, frida, frida khalo, hakun matataƧ, jaguar, juan darien, julia clare, julianne moore, julie taymor, kenia, kenya, lebo m, london, mufasa, new york, opera, pumbaa, rafiki, salma hayek, sarabi, scar, shakespeare, simba, south africa, swahili, the glorias, the lion king, tim rice, timon, titus andronicus, west end, william shakespeare, zazu, zulu
  • An Interview with Sierra Boggess – A Stage of Dreams

    From a first encounter with musicals at her teens to becoming one of the most iconic theatre performers in the last years, Sierra Boggess has represented a beacon of inspiration to worldwide audiences. Join us as we travel with her through the pages of her exhilirating story as an artist, in which every chapter has […]

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    27 January, 2021
    Interviews
    alan menken, andrew lloyd webber, ariel, broadway, charles hart, christine daee, disney, disneyland, gillian lynne, glenn slater, hal prince, into the woods, las vegas, little mermaid, london, love never dies, music of the night, musical theatre, musicals, norm lewis, part of your world, phantom, phantom 25, ramin karimloo, royal albert hall, sierra boggess, sondheim, the phantom of the opera, theatre, till i hear you sing, ursula, west end
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