Exit Stage Left Podcast
1) Episode 16: Mark Blayney
Writer Mark Blayney talks to us about his writing process, favourite forms and how to form a collection. As well as plenty of tips for budding young writers. markblayney.com
2) Episode 15: Paul Alborough
Paul Alborough (aka Professor Elemental) talks to us about the Steampunk scene, discovering your niche, transitioning from work into full time performance, his new album and much much more! professore...Show More
3) Episode 14: Amina Abu-Shahba
Arts Development Facilitator Amina Abu-Shahba talks to us about setting up gigs and projects, working with young people and some of the resources available for young performers. linkedin.com/amina-abu...Show More
4) Episode 13: Luke Kennard
Poet, Writer and Lecturer Luke Kennard talks to us about the craft of writing, his career as a lecturer, the challenges facing young writers and much more! twitter.com/LukeKennard
5) Episode 12: Griffin & Jones
Magicians Griffin and Jones talk to us about stage magic, working as a double act, audience control and balancing performance with a day job. www.griffinandjones.co.uk
6) Episode 11: Luke Wright
Poet Luke Wright talks to us about writing poetry for the stage and page as well as working as a collective, publishing and creating gigs. www.lukewright.co.uk
7) Episode 10: Richard G Mitchell
Film Composer Richard G Mitchell talks to us about composing for film, the current state of the music industry, the technologies available today and much more! richardgmitchell.co.uk
8) Episode 9: John Osborne
Performance poet and writer John Osborne talks to us about his writing process, writing collaboratively, writing and for radio and much more. www.johnosbornewriter.com
9) Episode 8: Velvet O’Claire
Burlesque performer Velvet O’Claire talks to us about the burlesque scene in the USA and France as well as her new podcast: Burlesque Stripped Down. burlesque-stripped-down-podcast
10) Episode 7: Muriel Lavender
Poetrix Muriel Lavender talks to us about poetry, steam-punk, beards and the South West arts scene. muriel-lavender.com