In this, our first bonus interview podcast, we give you the whole interview with Alexia Khadime. She speaks about all sort of interesting things, from her early career to institutional racism that can sometimes be in the theatre.

Khadime's most high profile role was as the lead "Elphaba" in the London production of Wicked. She permanently took ( Read more... )

This is the much belated What's On Stage Awards episode with interviews with Sheridan Smith, Rachel Tucker, Zoe Wanamaker, Jill Halfpenny and many more. This is our most exciting episode yet ( Read more... )

This week we have our Ordinary Days special, we speak to the lovely Julie Atherton who plays Claire, then to the adorable Alexia Khadime, who plays Deb. Finally we speak to the Writer / Composer and all round musical genius Adam Gwon!

Ordinary DaysWhen Deb loses her most precious possessionthe notes to her graduate thesisshe unwittingly starts a ( Read more... )

Tim Prottey-Jones joins us to discuss his Debut Album "More With Every Line", we also have a wonderful interview with Louise Dearman and Robert Gould. We have some samples for the wonderful performances and music ( Read more... )

This week we bring you special interviews with the new cast of The 39 Steps that is currently being shown at the Criterion Theatre in London. We interview Rufus Wright and Laura RogersThis blissfully funny show follows the incredible adventures of our handsome hero Richard Hannay, complete with stiff-upper-lip, British gung-ho and pencil moustache ( Read more... )

Episode 2 - This week we bring you an interview the writer and star of Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf, Toby Hadoke. We also have the lasted news from the West End, including upcoming signings and cast changes.

Here are the two podcasts already uploaded:

Introduction podcast

First podcast

The first podcast includes news on signings and new shows opening soon. Ghost Stories also gets reviewed.

Welcome to Stage Left!Stage Left - Britain's independent theatre podcast. At Stage left you will get news. reviews and interviews from London's West End and regional theatres and sometimes even abroad. We will bring you all the best and latest information from the heart of the UKs theatre. If you're a regular theatre goer, a visitor or just ( Read more... )