Interview

In this interview, I had the great pleasure of doing an interview with Ollie Maddigan , about the upcoming production ‘ The Olive Boy’ . He has shared insights into what audiences can expect from this show, as well as the inspiration and hard work behind bringing this show to life. The Olive Boy is rooted in your own experience of grief as a teenager. What made now the right moment to tell this story publicly? For years I avoided thinking about that time because it felt too

In this interview, I had the great pleasure of doing an interview with co-writer Felix Grainger , about the upcoming production ' Gawain and the Green Knight '. He has shared insights into what audiences can expect from this show, as well as the inspiration and hard work behind bringing this show to life. What first inspired you to take the medieval tale of Gawain and the Green Knight and drop it into the world of a modern-day office Christmas party? Gawain and the Green Kn

In this interview, I had the great pleasure of doing an interview with one of the cast members, writer & director Finella Waddilove, about the upcoming production 'Doughnut Drive'. They have shared insights into what audiences can expect from this show, as well as the inspiration and hard work behind bringing this show to life. How long was the development and rehearsal process, and how has it felt as the shows developed? The development process has been since 2021 really

In this interview, I had the great pleasure of doing an interview with the wonderful Fae & Katharina to talk about the much-anticipated upcoming VOILA! Theatre Festival. These two co-directors shared insights into what audiences can expect from next year's festival, as well as the inspiration and hard work behind bringing this festival to life. All answers represent both retrospectively. This year marks Voila!’s twelfth edition - how would you describe the journey of the fest

In this interview, I had the great pleasure of doing a Q&A with the wonderful Vincent Hayes MBE to talk about his much-anticipated upcoming Christmas production, The Magic of Christmas . Vincent shared insights into what audiences can expect from this festive extravaganza, as well as the inspiration and hard work behind bringing such a heartwarming show to life. The Magic of Christmas is described as a joyful blend of song, comedy, and cabaret — what was your creative vision

Me: Please introduce yourself and how you first get involved with Spy Movie? Matt: Well, I am one of the writers of the show, so you could say I was involved from the very beginning, but I'm also a performer as well. So Jack and I met doing theatre. We worked together on a show and then we had written one show together for Trinity for their Christmas show called The New Musketeers, which was really good fun. We were working with a couple of other people as well. Jack and I we

Me: Why don't you just start by telling. Just tell us a little bit about yourself. Max: I am a comedian and ventriloquist and my debut Fringe this year. After having watched stuff at the Fringe for many, many years. I grew up just outside Edinburgh and so it's sort of. It's been a long time coming and it's been great so far. I know I've only done a week, but it's been really good so far. Me: How does it feel for you, obviously, growing up near Edinburgh? How does it feel to

What was the initial spark that led to the creation of SPLAT!? The Picasso quote. ‘ All children are born artists, the challenge is to remain one as they grow up’ pretty much sums it up. That struggle between being neat and tidy and ordered and together versus the instinct to make a mess and play. That’s really at the heart of the show. How do you rein those two horses in so one doesn’t dominate the other. That’s at the centre of being an artist, (and an adult I find!