Welcome to the Bridge Theatre Podcast where we meet the people who make the magic happen — on stage, backstage, and everywhere in between.
Presented by Pauline Fallowell, Director of Marketing and Audiences at the Bridge Theatre, we explore their first spark with theatre, the moments that shaped them, and their ultimate fantasy production — from dream casts and legendary creative teams to the perfect stage to bring it all to life.
In this 10-part series, we sit down with members of The Bridge Theatre family including A Midsummer Night’s Dream actor David Moorst, Richard III composer Grant Olding, Props Supervisor Lily Molgaard, and choreographer — and theatre legend — Dame Arlene Phillips.
You’ll hear untold stories from behind the scenes and discover what inspires the people who make The Bridge so special ... as well as some wildly creative ideas for shows that don’t exist … yet.
If you love theatre, enjoy hearing untold stories from behind the scenes, and want to know how your favourite shows come to life, this is the podcast for you.
Follow The Bridge Theatre Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes drop weekly, every Friday.
Commissioned by the Bridge Theatre and produced by award-winning content studio Pardon Our French Productions you will be able to listen to the series wherever you get your podcasts as well as on the Bridge Theatre YouTube channel
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to the Bridge Theatre Podcast where we meet the people who make the magic happen — on stage, backstage, and everywhere in between.
Presented by Pauline Fallowell, Director of Marketing and Audiences at the Bridge Theatre, we explore their first spark with theatre, the moments that shaped them, and their ultimate fantasy production — from dream casts and legendary creative teams to the perfect stage to bring it all to life.
In this 10-part series, we sit down with members of The Bridge Theatre family including A Midsummer Night’s Dream actor David Moorst, Richard III composer Grant Olding, Props Supervisor Lily Molgaard, and choreographer — and theatre legend — Dame Arlene Phillips.
You’ll hear untold stories from behind the scenes and discover what inspires the people who make The Bridge so special ... as well as some wildly creative ideas for shows that don’t exist … yet.
If you love theatre, enjoy hearing untold stories from behind the scenes, and want to know how your favourite shows come to life, this is the podcast for you.
Follow The Bridge Theatre Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes drop weekly, every Friday.
Commissioned by the Bridge Theatre and produced by award-winning content studio Pardon Our French Productions you will be able to listen to the series wherever you get your podcasts as well as on the Bridge Theatre YouTube channel
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In our first episode of the series, actor David Moorst – Puck in The Bridge’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream – shares how an unlikely school musical led to his first spark with theatre, and how that thrill of connection still drives him today.
He reflects on making Shakespeare feel new and accessible, the joy (and terror) of performing “with” an audience, and the quiet beauty of that moment when a room of strangers becomes a company.
And when it comes to imagining his fantasy production, David’s vision is as warm and witty as he is – rooted in everyday lives, sharp comic timing, and a love for the kind of stories that feel both familiar and extraordinary.
It’s a world built on truth, laughter and community – a fitting reflection of The Bridge itself.
Hosted by Pauline Fallowell.
Follow the Bridge Theatre Podcast wherever you get your podcasts, watch via the Bridge Theatre YouTube channel and discover more at bridgetheatre.co.uk.
New episodes every Friday.
Bridge Theatre Podcast is produced for the Bridge Theatre by Jonny Bunyan at Pardon Our French Productions.
The Executive Producer for the Bridge Theatre is Pauline Fallowell.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.