For this Valentine's Day episode, Chris talks to a maker he really loves: writer-director-performer Andy Smith.
http://www.asmithontheinternet.com

Our theme music:
The Strange Sounds Orchestra: 'Strange Sense of Liberty'

In this instalment, Chris talks to a longtime friend, theatre maker Rajni Shah.
http://www.rajnishah.com

Our theme music:
The Strange Sounds Orchestra: 'Strange Sense of Liberty'

This week Chris meets Jon Haynes and David Woods of Ridiculusmus.
http://www.ridiculusmus.com

Our theme music:
The Strange Sounds Orchestra: 'Strange Sense of Liberty'

For episode 3 of the new season, Chris talks to Lulu Raczka and Dan Hutton of Barrel Organ.
http://barrelorgantheatre.co.uk/

Our theme music:
The Strange Sounds Orchestra: 'Strange Sense of Liberty'

Chris's guest for the second episode of the new season is writer / performer, and founder of Forest Fringe, Deborah Pearson.

https://deborahpearson123.wordpress.com
http://www.theyardtheatre.co.uk/event/made-visible

Our theme music:
The Strange Sounds Orchestra: 'Strange Sense of Liberty'

We're back! After a mere two and a half year break, the theatre and performance podcast from Chris Goode & Co returns -- with a new format.

For this series we're going to be talking to just one guest per episode (or sometimes a couple of people from the same company or project), for about an hour each time. There's no live audience either. You're enough of an audience for us, honeys

In this first episode of the brand new season, Chris talks to critical writer Megan Vaughan.
Megan's Synonyms for Churlish blog: http://synonymsforchurlish.tumblr.com/

Our new theme music:
The Strange Sounds Orchestra: 'Strange Sense of Liberty'

A warm -- currently very warm -- welcome to the last in the present series of Thompson's Live, the theatre / performance podcast from Chris Goode & Company. The podcast is back in London this week, guests of Royal Holloway University of London at the Centre for Creative Collaboration, where it's the topic of the book and its relation to ideas around performance that particularly piques the interest of Chris and his guests: Katherine Angel, author of Unmastered: A Book on Desire, Most Difficult to Tell; Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the Centre for the History of Emotions, Queen Mary University of London

Andy Field, performance maker and curator; co-director, Forest Fringe

Elizabeth James, poet; Senior Librarian, National Art Library, V&A Museum London

(with certain interjections and expansions from Tim Fletcher and Harry Gilonis)

Enjoy! x

For this edition of Thompson's Live, the Chris Goode & Company podcast focusing on theatre and performance, we're the guests of the Bike Shed Theatre in Exeter, where Chris's guests are:

David Lockwood, director, Bike Shed Theatre

Cathy Turner, Senior Lecturer, Drama department, University of Exeter

Mark Wallace, director, Beaford Arts

Enjoy!

Ursula Martinez, writer, performer and cult cabaret diva

Liam Jarvis, co-director, Analogue

Paul Warwick, co-director, China Plate

Enjoy!

Thompson's Live, the conversational blog around theatre and performance brought to you fortnightly (ish) by Chris Goode & Co, comes this time from TR2, the production and education facility of the Theatre Royal in Plymouth.

Joining Chris on this occasion were:

Hannah Silva, writer and theatre maker

Ruth Mitchell, site-specific performance maker and actor; co-director, Part Exchange Co

Mark Leahy, writer, artist & teacher

Enjoy!