Season 4 Highlights (Act I)

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Stage Door Jonny

Jonathan Cake

82 episodes

1 month ago

Hosted by actor Jonathan Cake, Stage Door Jonny is a podcast about theatre ... and life ... and life in the theatre. Jonathan has appeared in countless plays around the world - and made a fair few celebrated acquaintances along the way. So it is that he's assembled a formidable cast of actors, directors and writers to share their memories, reflections, discoveries, triumphs and disasters relating to this most alluring and mysterious and visceral of art forms. And because you'll be privy to conversations among great pals with a mutual passion, this is more akin to drinking at the Dress Circle Bar with some of the finest theatre artists of a generation than waiting for their autographs on a chilly rainswept backstreet in the depths of night.

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Season 4 Highlights (Act I)

Stage Door Jonny

32 minutes 47 seconds

1 month ago

Season 4 Highlights (Act I)

Stage Door Jonny is back! Bursting into Summer like a less Nigel Farage-friendly Rod Stewart at Glastonbury, your favourite habitué of the alley round the back of a theatre launches his new season of conversations with world-renowned theatre artists with a highlights package from Season 4. From the romance of the stage door with Matthew Broderick, to a wee-based confession from Rhea Norwood, Bobby Cannavale on what Al Pacino would do about a ringing telephone during the show, Bertie Carvel’s pre-interview preparation, Paapa Essiedu’s hair-raising dressing room ritual, a rock star’s dedication to not showing his junk, Sam Mendes on auditioning babies and the glorious Broadway moment of Helena Wilson, Leanne Best, Ophelia Lovebond and Laura Donnelly, the ladies of Jez Butterworth’s hit play The Hills of California.

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