Podcasts

Behind the Curtain: ETT produced series highlighting off-stage, behind the curtain roles, what advice to they have for their peers and those wishing to enter the industry.
British Theatre Guide: Interviews with theatre makers from across the UK
Come To Where I’m From: Not strictly a podcast but a collection of plays by Paines Plough available through its own app on Android or Apple. 
The Creative Revolution: Stories of people who have used their creativity, imagination and innovation to succeed. Inspired by the work of Sir Ken Robinson and hosted by his daughter Kate Robinson. 
Fun Palaces: Podcast from the team that makes Fun Palaces weekend 
Making it-Temi Wilkey: Podcast from the Bush Theatre hosted by Temi Wilkey who speak to theatre makers about how and why they make theatre and what they do to survive. 
NT Talks: Conversations recorded live at the National Theatre as part of its platform talks.
Not True, But Useful: Cheek by Jowl artistic directors talk about theatre, plays, acting and directing. 
Off Book: The Young Vic’s podcast series with interviews with directors, writers, and performers relating to productions at The Young Vic.
Play Crush:The Old Vic: Joe Murphy, previous Old Vic Baylis Director, welcomes guests  a new guest fortnightly to talk about, and to ask them the ultimate question: what’s your favourite play?
Royal Court Playwright’s Podcast: podcasts with leading and new playwrights, hosted by Simon Stephens. 
Spotlight: Podcasts of a wide variety of subjects from how to get work to your rights when working with guests from across the industry – useful to any performer. 
The Fearless Writer Podcast: Series of podcasts from writer Beth Kempton on freeing the writer inside (writer could also apply to any creative practice), and includes advise plus writing exercises. Companion to her book The Way of the Fearless Writer but you don’t need to have read the book to enjoy and use the podcast. 
The Two Shots podcast: Actor Craig Parkinson interviews actors on the highs and lows of the job. 
The Voiceover Hour: Podcast speak to the top professional, casting directors and agents in the Voiceover world
The Voiceover Social: Leah Marks (voice actor and radio person) and Nic Redman (voiceover and voice coach) mash together voiceover interviews, investigations and problem solving. 
What I Love: A brief series recorded during the theatre shutdown of 2020, director Ian Rickson who speaks to creatives about what matters to them by sharing three cultural highlights. 
Who Am I This Time?: Actor David Morrissey interviews actors on the before, during and after one significant role in their careers.