Putting it Together

ASMR, accents and audition pieces. The post Laurie Scott appeared first on Putting it Together .

Dundee Rep was 80, the ensemble was 20 and Irene and I got together for a chat. Enjoy! The post Irene Macdougall appeared first on Putting it Together .

Veteran West End musical theatre performer, Christopher Howell, joins me for a fascinating chat. The post Christopher Howell appeared first on Putting it Together .

A big thank you to everyone who’s supported the show thus far, especially to those who made this terrific live event such a success! Please click to chip in and support the podcast… The post Episode 100 – Janey Godley appeared first on Putting it Together .

Producing, pies and local panto! The post Susie Armitage appeared first on Putting it Together .

Introversion, Liam Neeson and crying in the toilets. The post David Ireland appeared first on Putting it Together .

The triumphant return of one of the show’s biggest supporters, TV star, writer, director and top class human, Lesley Hart! Tickets for episode 100 – live recording with guest Janey Godley! The post Lesley Hart II appeared first on Putting it Together .

A bit of light relief. I’m sorry. I had to put a pun in a show description sooner or later. Grant Anderson talking about his love for theatre and how he does his amazing work as a top lighting designer! Tickets for episode 100 LIVE! The post Grant Anderson appeared first on Putting it Together .

Spoken word, spitting rhymes and self-care at the fringe. Click here to buy tickets to the 100th episode bash! The post Cat Hepburn appeared first on Putting it Together .

Police, Potter and Peter Gynt! The post Adam McNamara appeared first on Putting it Together .

Cruise ships, Cats and vocal chords! 100th episode live – click here for tickets The post Hannah Howie appeared first on Putting it Together .

Comedy, veganism, ayahuasca. We really didn’t leave anything out in the triumphant return of Darren Connell! The post Darren Connell II appeared first on Putting it Together .

Call centres, Disney and raw onions! The post Joanne McGuinness appeared first on Putting it Together .

Largs, elocution lessons and swearing in front of your mammy! The post Andy McGregor appeared first on Putting it Together .

Spin class, off-the-cuff clarinet and living in the moment! The post Kirsty MacLaren appeared first on Putting it Together .

A borrowed laptop, an improvised theme tune and an emergency guest! The post Tom Urie – Part II appeared first on Putting it Together .

Accents, decoupage and exceptionally good sports gear. The post Simon Donaldson appeared first on Putting it Together .

A Play, A Pie and A Pint’s outgoing producer talks ballet, casting, script-reading, literature, David MacLennan, calling in favours, and much much more! The post Sarah MacFarlane appeared first on Putting it Together .

Music, pub landlady wisdom, oh, and Ireland! The post Michael John McCarthy appeared first on Putting it Together .

Comedy timing, feminism and a little bit of Sir Ian McKellen! The post Nicola Roy appeared first on Putting it Together .

Six year veteran of River City and seasoned stage actor Scott Fletcher comes in for a chat – and we soon realise we worked together on one of our very first shows, when our Scott was just five! The post Scott Fletcher appeared first on Putting it Together .

This stalwart of Scottish theatre came up through the ranks alongside John Tiffany and Vicky Featherstone, serving her apprenticeship with Wildcat along the way, and since then has worked in all the great houses on some truly groundbreaking pieces. The post Gabriel Quigley appeared first on Putting it Together .

Episode also known as “It’s difficult to hustle in Biggar”. Robin Laing joins me to talk cyclepaths, the Carnoustie Theatre Club and plenty more tangential topics including, “does the world implode if you talk repeatedly about your own podcast during an episode of said podcast?” The post Robin Laing appeared first on Putting it Together .

Transitioning straight from drama school graduation into a year-long acting internship with the Citizens’ Theatre may well be the young actor’s dream and that’s just what happened to Anna Russell-Martin, closely followed by her first appearance at A Play, A Pie and A Pint. In the middle of it all, we take an hour to chat about her achievements so far, but more importantly, what i...

Given how recently these two graduated from the Contemporary Performance Practice course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Robbie and Jack are fairly making waves in Scottish theatre, with their own unique storytelling style, drawing from real stories from their home towns and using in-depth research and verbatim delivery alongside inventive narrative to tell old stories in a new way. For th...