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    Playlist: ET radio show 2 June 2021

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    Author: Everything Theatre

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    3 June 2021

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    Interviews

    These are audio interviews that were broadcast during the show.

    Laura Horton, playwright of Labyrinth Diet. Two parts.

    You can read more about this play and Laura Horton in our written interview here. You can book tickets to watch Labyrinth Diet via the Space website here for tickets to watch live at the venue, or here for tickets to watch the livestream. Full details on the website.

    Mary Pollard, reviewer for Everything Theatre – links provided are to the written reviews on our site.

    Other Shows Mentioned

    Links are for reviews, unless noted otherwise.

    Music Playlist

    Life – Excites MeAll We Are – Burn It All OutAlfie Templeman – Everybody’s Gonna Love SomebodyAdwaith – Lipstick CochIndian Queens – Us Against The WorldModerate Rebels – These Are The Good TimesPenfriend – SeventeenSteve Mason – America Is Your BoyfriendElbow – White Noise White HeatFujiya & Miyagi – Transparent ThingsHaelos – End of World PartyYoung Husband – Modern LieOrange Juice – Rip It UpNitin Sawhney – You AreIan McNabb – You Bring Good ThingsWe Are Scientists – One In One OutPenelope Isles – ChlorineEyre Llew & In The Endless Zanhyang We Are – MoeveLorde – Green LightThe Horrors – Still Life More

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      Playlist: ET radio show 26 May 2021

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      Author: Everything Theatre

      in Radio playlist

      27 May 2021

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      Shows Mentioned

      Links are for reviews, unless noted otherwise.

      Podcasts

      https://twitter.com/lprpod – Listening Party Revelations podcast. Hear everyday people chat about their love of music, based around the #TimsTwitterListeningParty’s

      Interview with Brian Penn

      Part 1 – Abba Mania review

      Part 2 – Eurovision Song Contest conversation

      Part 3 – Brian’s favourite shows

      Music Playlist

      Sugarcubes – BirthdayTanita Tikaram – Twist In My SobrietyPenfriend – Exotic MonstersPrefab Sprout – When The AngelsBoo Radleys – Wish I Was SkinnyAbba – Mamma MiaBryan Ferry – Let’s Stick TogetherTears for Fears – Mad WorldLloyd Cole and the Commotions – Perfect SkinOMD – Joan of ArcGrandaddy – Hewletts DaughterJesus Jones – International Bright Young ThingTrampoline – Imagine Something YesterdayAztec Camera – ObliviousFontains DC – Roy’s TuneFrank Turner – Little ChangesThe Icicle Works – EvangelineGlasvegas – GeraldineThe Staves – Don’t Let Me DownBon Iver – Skinny LoveDoves – There Goes The Fear More

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      NEWS: The Roaring 20s: A New artist development programme

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      Our wonderful friends at LUNG Theatre have teamed up with Harrow Art Centre to offer 12 young people an opportunity to apply for their new development programme. The programme is packed full of help and guidance from people within the arts industry, and will culminate in a scrtach night where you can showcase your work.

      The full programme will allow the 12 successful applicants to have:

      10 online masterclasses with industry leading creatives and professionals working in the arts. These masterclasses will be in everything from writing, directing, producing and multi-disciplinary arts.Space and support to make their own piece of work for a scratch night at Harrow Arts Centre.£125 to spend on their artistic development.A silver arts award.

      Applications are currently open to anyone aged 18-25 who is not in full time education or employment or training. The deadline for applications is midnight on the 31st of March.

      The Roaring 20s will be facilitated by Qasim Mahmood (Actor with The Royal Shakespeare Company, Birmingham Rep and BBC’s Doctors) and Blanche Fitzgerald (Participation Programmer at Harrow Arts Centre)

      Qasim Mahmood said: What stops people from underrepresented backgrounds achieving in the arts is a lack of opportunity and advice. This project is bridging that gap and opening up the world of theatre to everyone.

      Blanche Fitzgerald added: Harrow Arts Centre is thrilled to be partnering with LUNG in this exciting next stage of theatre making for over 18s. This is a programme centered around making the world of theatre more accessible and opening participants eyes up to the host of opportunities within the industry. If you’ve wanted to try out theatre but haven’t yet taken the plunge, this is the programme for you!

      There is a taster session Monday 29 March at 6pm, details here

      More information is available on LUNG’s website here

      Everything Theatre is always happy to support schemes such as these and we’ll be very excited to see how the successful applicants get on. Maybe we will see you at the scratch night later in the year. More