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Scrooge has made the deal of his life with Chinese investors and must now quickly return to London on Christmas Eve to close the deal. On the flight back, during a fitful sleep, Scrooge confronts his past and present and learns the future consequences of his miserly life to find the true meaning of Christmas. Proscenium Online Theatre is super excited to be bringing you a whole new season of audio dramas in 2022. Starting off with 'The Girl in the Yellow Dress', a dark romance by South African playwright Craig Higginson, and 'Plunder', an original Hong Kong based thriller by American playwright Alan Olejniczak. In the meantime - sit back, close your eyes and enjoy the Proscenium Online Theatre’s production of 'A Christmas Carol'. https://www.prosceniumonlinetheatre.com

Beatriz Romilly has performed very different roles in her career, from Joan of Arc in Henry VI to a French student in the comedy "The Green, Green, Grass"

David talks with Alex Waldmann about how Shakespeare's writing can easily become alive in modern productions.

David talks with actor Rosie Wyatt about her latest work in the adaptation of The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, one of the most moving novels of our time.

Everybody knows that the name of the Scottish Play must not be pronounced in the theatre, but do you know the origin of this superstition? Geoff Lumb reveals it in this episode of Share Drama.

In this episode, actor Ross Waiton explains how Newcastle's theatre scene inspired him to become and actor and his experience working with Sam Mendes in British/American 'The Bridge Project'

Richard Goulding has been King Lear in two different productions, very different between them. He will walk us through the details of this family drama of epic proportions.

Youssef Karkour is an actor formed in three continents, he explains the differences he has encountered between them along his career.

David talks in this occasion with Director Blanche Mcintyre. They take a deep look into her sterling career in theatre, her work at the company "Out of Joint" and how to include an octopus in a Shakespearian production.

Jamie Newell talks about his firsts roles in repertory theatre, which formed him as an actor. He also discusses with David about fringe theatre and its financial challenges.