A chat with a few of Ray's fellow castmates from the upcoming production of On Monday Next from Pockthorpe Light Operatic Players.

Also features Ray's usual nonsense as he bores you senseless telling you what he's been up to in the world of theatre.

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An interview with Kate, Freddie, and Erin from the newly-formed The Sixth Sense Collective talking all about their debut production, What I (Don't) Know About Autism.

Also features Ray's usual nonsense.

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An interview with Eleanor and Georgia of Trial One Theatre ahead of the debut of their Freakfest event in Norwich.

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An interview with Sabrina and Adam, two of the leads in the Maddermarket Theatre's in-house production of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House

Also features Ray's usual nonsense where he tells you, whether you like it or not, what he's been up to theatre-wise recently.

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An interview with actor-writer Eloise Pennycott all about her career so far, the challenges she faces being part of the deaf community, and largely about the piece she's written for High Tide's new touring production, More...Ghost Stories by Candlelight

Also features Ray's usual nonsense where he regales with details of the boring stuff he's been up to in the world of theatre. There's also some shout-outs for some upcoming productions.

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An interview with Annie Larkin, Eva Mason, and Billy Garner of Nine Lives Theatre Company's upcoming musical production of Alice by Heart

Also features Ray's usual nonsense wherein he tells you what he's been up to theatre-wise lately, and gives some shout-outs to some other upcoming shows.

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An interview with three of the cast (Laura, Eliza, and Connie) playing central roles in Between the Bars' upcoming musical production called Fun Home which is set to open at the ADC Theatre later in September.

Also features Ray's usual nonsense as he tells you what he's been up to lately, as well as featuring a handful of shout-outs for upcoming productions in East Anglia.

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An interview with Joe, Shem, and Aimee from Burnt Coffee Theatre Company, in which we discuss their latest production, an original adaptation of the classic The Wind in the Willows.

Also features a bit of nonsense from Ray about what he's been up to recently.

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