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Making a Musical: The Future of British Musical Theatre
The Other Palace
40 episodes
2 weeks ago

Making a Musical: The Future of British Musical Theatre features exclusive previews of new musical theatre, curated and hosted by director Alex Jackson and The Other Palace Programme Manager, Kiki Stevenson.


Each episode will feature music and exclusive interviews with the writers and creatives of two new musicals at varying stages of development.


Formerly All That Scratch, the podcast returns in a new format and new name to delve deeper into the creative processes of writing a new musical. Previous shows featured have since premiered in the West End, and had extensive productions off West End, regionally and internationally.


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Making a Musical: The Future of British Musical Theatre features exclusive previews of new musical theatre, curated and hosted by director Alex Jackson and The Other Palace Programme Manager, Kiki Stevenson.


Each episode will feature music and exclusive interviews with the writers and creatives of two new musicals at varying stages of development.


Formerly All That Scratch, the podcast returns in a new format and new name to delve deeper into the creative processes of writing a new musical. Previous shows featured have since premiered in the West End, and had extensive productions off West End, regionally and internationally.


Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear new episodes!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Performing Arts
Arts,
Music
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S4, Ep7 Music and Freedom written by Tim Gilvin & Grace Taylor
Making a Musical: The Future of British Musical Theatre
44 minutes 14 seconds
1 year ago
S4, Ep7 Music and Freedom written by Tim Gilvin & Grace Taylor

Alice Haywood is a woman in her 70s who, despite growing up as an incredibly accomplished pianist and moving from Australia to London to study, found herself in an abusive and controlling marriage, unable to exercise any control over her own life. Now, with the recent death of her husband, and through a friendship with her younger neighbour, Emily, Alice refinds her purpose, and goes on a journey to rediscover herself. At the end of the play, Alice finally exorcises the ghost of her husband Edward, when she takes an axe to the grand piano he bought for her 40 years ago.


Featuring songs 'Pulling Away’ and ‘A Piano Is’ performed by Susie McKenna.


Tim Gilvin (he/him) Music & Lyrics

Tim Gilvin is a composer lyricist whose projects include Stay Awake, Jake (S&S Award Winner 2014; VAULT Festival 2016; Southwark Playhouse 2020), Unfortunate (Edinburgh 2019; London 2022) and Help! We Are Still Alive (Seven Dials Playhouse 2022). He has worked as an accompanist, MD and orchestrator within musical theatre, and also works extensively in education. @tim_gilvin


Grace Taylor (she/her) Book, Lyrics & Director 

Grace’s experience is as a musical theatre director and Music and Freedom is her first project as a writer. Current projects: associate director SIX The Musical (UK Productions, Hampton Court, Seoul, South Korea and Australian Tour); director for In Clay by Jack Miles and Rebecca Simmonds; director for a new version of The Hatpin by Peter Rutherford and James Millar; and director for Becoming Nigella by Emily Rose Simonds. @Gracetaylor_MT


Follow The Other Palace: @TheOtherPalace

Are you writing a new musical in the UK? Consider submitting your show for the podcast: https://theotherpalace.co.uk/making-a-musical-podcast/ 




Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Making a Musical: The Future of British Musical Theatre

Making a Musical: The Future of British Musical Theatre features exclusive previews of new musical theatre, curated and hosted by director Alex Jackson and The Other Palace Programme Manager, Kiki Stevenson.


Each episode will feature music and exclusive interviews with the writers and creatives of two new musicals at varying stages of development.


Formerly All That Scratch, the podcast returns in a new format and new name to delve deeper into the creative processes of writing a new musical. Previous shows featured have since premiered in the West End, and had extensive productions off West End, regionally and internationally.


Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear new episodes!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.