The Paper Birds go Mobile in a caravan
Producer Bonnie Mitchell and performer Kylie Walsh talk about Mobile, a production from The Paper Birds that takes place in a small caravan for an audience of up to eight people at a time. Bonnie and ...
28 Jul 201625min
Writer Nell Dunn on her 50-year writing career
BTG London editor Philip Fisher talks to writer Nell Dunn in her Fulham home. Nell Dunn first became a published writer with Up the Junction, a collection of short stories, in 1963, then went on to be...
23 Jul 201619min
Roxanne Pallett on Some Girls and The Wedding Singer
Roxanne Pallett, probably still best-known for her long-running character of Jo in ITV's Emmerdale, is currently appearing as Tyler in Neil LaBute's Some Girls at London's Park Theatre and in 2017 wil...
7 Jul 201619min
Vicky McClure & new John Harvey adaptation for Nottingham's Sweet Vengeance
As the Nottingham Playhouse Sweet Vengeance season is announced, BTG Midlands editor Steve Orme talks to Artistic Director Giles Croft about the season, titled "Sweet Vengeance". Also, actress Vicky M...
20 Jun 201626min
Puppet State does Tolkien's Niggle in Scotland
Edinburgh-based Puppet State Theatre Company has become famous for its stage adaptation of Jean Giono's The Man Who Planted Trees, which has toured the world for ten years. The company's new productio...
28 Apr 201622min
Neil Duffield on adapting E M Forster science fiction tale
York-based Pilot Theatre has collaborated with York Theatre Royal on a new adaptation of a dystopian science fiction story, The Machine Stops by E M Forster. The adaptation is by Bolton-based playwrig...
22 Apr 201626min
Evan Placey on writing WiLd for tutti frutti
Canadian-British playwright Evan Placey's play WiLd is a collaboration with Leeds-based tutti frutti that began as an attempt to look at some of the issues around ADHD, funded by the Wellcome Trust. I...
3 Apr 201628min
The Glass Menagerie at Nottingham Playhouse
Nottingham Playhouse is part of a consortium of regional theatres across the UK that are putting disabled artists and audiences at the centre of their programming in a six-year project called Ramps on...
13 Mar 201613min
