
Sarah and Alex discuss Simon Stone’s new adaptation of The Orestia, out in the same week as Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster, and another example of the huge appeal of the Greeks. They talk about the cult surrounding Jonathan Larson, the composer of Rent, and ask whether Andrew Lloyd Webber is right when he puts the early closure of Cats:The Jellicle Ball down to the impossibility of producing theatre in New York’s famous heartland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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188. Bonus episode: Shaking up the West End with Phelim McDermott

187. The Best Plays of the Century Part Seven: the years 2012/2013

186. Bonus episode: Tim Sheader on new Donmar season announcement + Hadestown stars on their film

184. Bonus episode: No sooner Shed than done – producer Francesca Moody on her Edinburgh projects
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