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In this episode of Page Parle we interview the thoughtful and creative Cecilia Poullain, an author and podcaster. We discuss her writing, therapeutic practice and one woman shows. You can find Cecilia's podcast here: https://www.ceciliapoullain.com/podcast And you can find out more about her work here:  https://www.ceciliapoullain.com Support the show

In this episode we hear a collection of short stories from the talented author, performer and podcaster Cecilia Poullain. First we hear about how Art can truly touch us. Secondly we follow a German poet in Paris. Thirdly we see a couple reunite and meditate on the beautiful, simple pleasures of life.  You can find Cecilia's podcast here: https://www.ceciliapoullain.com/podcast And you can fin...

In this episode of Page Parle we interview the excellent Actor and Podcaster Percy Brown. We chat about professionalism, the best way to approach auditions and the business of Acting. You can hear more Percy here: Podcast: https://anchor.fm/princeoffreshair Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr.nodaysoffpercy/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProActor Support the show

In this episode of Theoretically Theatrical we explore the roots of modern theatre which are deep in the fertile soil of Ancient Greece. We take a broad look at Tragedy, comedy and what we can learn about their society from their plays.  This episode was inspired by Philip Rowe. You can find his podcast here:  https://history-of-european-theatre.captivate.fm/?fbclid=IwAR16KggiKni5UD4_Q0UIAl0pws8aP...

In this episode we read a short story from Sir Walter Scott. An old fashioned ghost tale which claims to be based on a true story is able to weave an atmosphere of tingling terror in only a few pages. You can find the Keepsake stories here: https://www.electricscotland.com/etexts/keepsake_ws.txt Support the show

This episode includes discussion of mental health and self harm. In this episode of Page Parle we interview the fantastic author Linda Lappin. We discuss how Female artists disappear from the popular consciousness, working with small publishers and researching historical figures. You can find more of Linda's work here:  https://www.lindalappin.net  Support the show

Happy April fools Day! Please enjoy this special episode of Scintillating Stories.  We have collected  six hilariously terrible poems for your enjoyment. Featuring the 'talents' of William McGonagall, Julia Ann Moore and Amanda McKittrick Ross.  Support the show

This episode includes discussion of mental health and self harm. In this episode of Scintillating Stories Linda Lappin reads a section from her wonderful book 'Loving Modigliani.' This story is based on the real life of Jeanne Hébuterne, an artist in her own right, and how her art work resurfaced many years later.  You can find more of Linda's work here:  https://www.lindalappin.net...

In this episode of Theoretically theatrical we explore the theatre of the absurd, why it happened, what on earth it's on about and how it continues today.  Esslin was played by Catriona Scott Zhu by Audrey Wang Derksen by Arianna Ellis and the Presenter was Rosie Beech Support the show

In this episode of Page Parle we were lucky enough to interview author and filmmaker Daniel Hess. We discuss expression, self publishing and acceptance.  You can visit Daniel's website here: https://totonyproductions.com And you can buy his book here:  https://www.amazon.com/Just-Blaming-Himself-Daniel-Hess/dp/B08SPFCRNM/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2S9VCQR5Z6BRH&dchild=1&keywords=just+a+boy+blami...

In this episode of Scintillating Stories we read a trilogy of poems about animal party's. The Butterfly’s Ball, and the Grasshoppers feast by William Roscoe. The Peacock 'At Home' by Catherine Ann Dorset The Lion's Masquerade and the Elephant's Champetre by Ted Walker Two of these poems can be read online: https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-butterfly-s-ball-and-the-grassh...

In this episode of Theoretically Theatrical we speak to Wonky Veg theatre, a new group that aims to help theatre makers at the beginning of their career. We discuss the lack of opportunities for new creators, organising events to spur creativity and the ways that Covid forces us to think outside the box.  If you would like to learn more about Wonky Veg Theatre you can visit their website:  https:/...

In this episode of Page Parle we speak with Jimmy Johnson, a Historian and Youtuber, about the Grave robbing and body snatching. We cover why this happened, how it got out of hand and how it started to die out (pardon the pun).  To see more of Jimmy's work you can visit his channel at:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu-drfhNohk9NVuqzgS6Elw Support the show

In this episode of Scintillating Stories we read a short story by Robert Louis Stevenson. The Body Snatcher was inspired by real life events and the hysteria surrounding the practice. This book can be read online: https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/The_Body_snatcher/nh08AQAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0 If you want to suggest or submit a short story or a subject you'd like us to cover then contac...

Content Warning:  Discussion of physical and emotional abuse. In this episode of Theoretically Theatrical we explore Live Action Role Play, or LARP and interview a group of performers about their hobby. We cover character creation, funny situations, and how the pass time can forge lasting friendships.  If you would like to read more of Cat's work then you can find it at: https://thebookwyrmre...

In this episode of Page Parle we speak with Monica Burns, writer and artist, about the writing of James Hogg. We cover complex structures, undercover shepherds and surprisingly sexy editors! To see more of Monica's work you can visit her Instagram page at:  https://www.instagram.com/thren_art/ Support the show

In this episode of Scintillating Stories we read a short story by James Hogg. Mary Burnet is based on a Scottish legend about a woman who both suffers and benefits from magical aid.  This book can be read online at: https://asls.arts.gla.ac.uk/pdfs/Devil_I_Am_Sure.pdf If you want to suggest or submit a short story or a subject you’d like us to cover then contact us through our Facebook page: https...

In this episode of Theoretically Theatrical we explore The Corbenic Poetry Path. This is a walk that takes you through a series of poetry and artwork that are designed to reflect the landscape around them. As we take you on our walk there will be contemplation, laughs and a little bit of silly surprise music!   You can visit the walk's website at: https://www.corbenicpoetrypath.com If you wan...

In this episode of Theoretically Theatrical we interview Hannah Cooper about her journey as a performer, her inspirations and the future of theatre in a pandemic. You can see more of Hannah’s work at: https://thespacebetweenus.gla.ac.uk/index.php/starring-someone-just-like-me/ If you want to suggest or submit a short story or a subject you’d like us to cover then contact us through our Facebook pa...

Happy New Year! To celebrate the start of 2021 we are releasing our funnier outtakes. We hope that you enjoy them. Thank you for listening and supporting us through our first year!  If you want to suggest or submit a short story then contact us through our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Yorickradio Support the show

In our second production for ‘Radio Revelry’ we wind down from the Christmas season with a comedic take on the Nativity story!  Credits In ‘The Merry Nativity’  Gabriel was played by Catriona Scott Tannin by Ariana Ellis Mary by Ellis Jamieson  Joseph by Monica Burns Aref by Robert McCahill Bashir by José Gonzalez Dabeer by Ben Hall Ezra by Ellisha O’Donnell Herod by Mark McCartney  And Creep by R...

In 'Scintillating Stories' we read short stories by a variety of authors. In this episode we read the famous Holiday poem 'A Visit From St Nicholas,' by Clement. C. Moore.  If you have a story or play you would like us to perform then please contact us through our facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/Yorickradio Support the show

In this episode of Theoretically Theatrical we explore Pantomime... well we will when we find it! IT'S BEHIND YOU! Oh so it is! We also interview Catriona Scott about life in a theatre during a pantomime run. If you would like to read more of Cat's work then you can find it here: https://thebookwyrmreviews.com  If you have a story you’d like us to read or a subject you’d like us to cover...

In this episode we speak with Jimmy Johnson, a historian and YouTuber, about the memoirs of Marie Tussaud. We cover the Social context of the French Revolution, Where to hide a fleur-de-lis and the strength of mothers in times of crisis.  To hear more historical content from Jimmy you can visit his YouTube channel! Tell him that Yorick sent you: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu-drfhNohk9NVuqzgS...

In 'Scintillating stories' we read short stories by a variety of authors. Today we read the first two chapters from the Memoirs of Madame Tussaud.  These Memoirs are in the public domain and were originally published in 1878 by Routledge and Sons.    They can be read online at Archive.org:   https://archive.org/details/11499676.2170.emory.edu/page/n33/mode/2up If you have a story or play...