Arts journalist and theatre critic Fiona Mountford, sits down with cast members Carly Bawden (Julie Jordan), Jo Eaton-Kent (Mrs Mullin), Christina Modestou (Carrie Pipperidge) and Natasha May-Thomas (Louise Bigelow), to discuss their character relationships with protagonist Billy Bigelow.

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Carousel: In Conversation with Fiona Mountford

In the second part of this discussion (See profile for Part One) Evening Standard’s former Theatre Critic Fiona Mountford discusses the role of women in Romeo and Juliet with director Kimberley Sykes and cast members Isabel Adamokah Young (Juliet), Emma Cunniffe (the Nurse) and Michelle Fox (Tybalt).

Part Two: The Role of Women in Romeo & Juliet with Fiona Mountford, Kimberley Sykes and Cast Members

In this episode the Evening Standard’s former Theatre Critic, Fiona Mountford joins director Kimberley Sykes to discuss the role of women in our production of Romeo and Juliet. Don’t miss Part Two (see Profile) where they are joined by members of the cast to continue the discussion.

Part One: The Role of Women in Romeo & Juliet with Fiona Mountford and Kimberley Sykes

Writer, broadcaster and podcaster, and The Independent's former Chief Classical Music critic, Edward Seckerson in conversation with the Musical Supervisor and Orchestrator of our new production of Carousel, Tom Deering. In this wide-ranging discussion, they talk about the enduring appeal of Rodgers and Hammerstein's stunning score and the creative process and influences behind Tom's new orchestrations.

Tom Deering on Carousel Orchestration

Since recording this podcast, due to Covid-19 it has become necessary for us to postpone our entire 2020 season until 2021. In this episode Fiona Mountford - one of the leading voices in arts criticism, and theatre critic at the Evening Standard for 17 years - spoke to our Artistic Director, Timothy Sheader, about his vision for Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Thank you to the Marylebone Hotel for hosting this episode. #OpenAirTheatre #Theatre #Programming #ArtisticDirector #TimothySheader #FionaMountford

Outdoor Theatre from the Inside: Timothy Sheader on His Vision for the Open Air Theatre

In this episode, our Commercial Director, Andy Locke, talks to George Wood, founder of The Luna Cinema, ahead of their 2019 season of film screenings here in Regent's Park. #MOREoutdoor #LunaCinema

Interview with The Luna Cinema's George Wood

Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's Jesus Christ Superstar played at the Barbican Centre from 4 July - 24 August 2019. In this episode, What’s On Stage’s Alun Hood chairs a post-show Q&A discussion recorded live at the Barbican after a performance of Jesus Christ Superstar. The panel was made up of director Timothy Sheader and cast members: Ricardo Afonso (Judas), Robert Tripolino (Jesus), Sallay Garnett (Mary), Matt Cardle (Pilate), Nathan Amzi (Annas) and Cavin Cornwall (Caiaphas). #JesusChristSuperstar #OAT2019 #BeyondthePark

Inside the Jesus Christ Superstar Q&A

Hansel and Gretel played at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre from 14 - 22 June 2019. In this episode, Daniel Snowman leads a Q&A with some of those involved with Hansel and Gretel, our co-production with English National Opera. On the panel are Heather Lowe who plays Hansel, Elizabeth Karani who plays Gretel, the conductor Ben Glassberg, director Timothy Sheader, and Assistant Conductor Mark Biggins. https://openairtheatre.com/ #HanselandGretel #OAT2019

An Insight Into Hansel And Gretel

Our Town played at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre from 16 May - 8 June 2019. In this episode, we hear from director Ellen McDougall on what Our Town means to her, and about the landscape in which Thornton Wilder was writing his Pulitzer Prize-winning play. “It seems to be be about nothing and suddenly it’s about everything”, says Ellen – which is why “the beyond-sublime third act blows your mind” (Time Out). #OurTown #OAT2019 https://openairtheatre.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/regentsparkopenairtheatre Twitter: https://twitter.com/OpenAirTheatre Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/regentsparkoat

Ellen McDougall on Our Town

Established in 1932, the award-winning Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is one of the largest theatres in London. Situated in the beautiful surroundings of a Royal Park, both its stage and auditorium are entirely uncovered. The theatre is celebrated for its bold and dynamic productions (The Turn of the Screw, Little Shop of Horrors, The Seagull, Porgy and Bess, The Crucible, Henry V), with audiences of over 140,000 each year during its 18-week season. “Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre has been transformed into one of the capital’s most exciting spaces.” The Guardian

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