Alive Tonight

In this episode, we talk to drag performer Nick Erasmuson about trying to make it in London, drag, political statements, and his love of musical theatre.

Eva Goodcoq

We are coming to the end of Season One! I know, it’s a bit bittersweet. Sad that it’s coming to an end already, but we’ve got lots of cool things in store next season. Trust me, it’s going to be amazing!

In this episode we chat to former burlesque artist and current producer, Rachel Rouge, about travel cheats, burlesque, the tricky balance of producing in Wellington, and what kind of animal we would like to be in our next life.

Rachel Rouge

In this episode, we talk to actor, director, and writer Moana Ete about drama school, making things clearer, casting, and representation.

BOOSTED Campaign - All of the Above

In this episode, we talk to comedian and producer Jerome Chandrahasen about debating, comedy, running a charity, and hamsters vs. guinea pigs.

Jerome Chandrahasen

In this episode, we talk to dancer and choreographer Eliza Sanders of House of Sand, about dance, the balance of working with family, and charging (certain) projects your worth.

House of Sand

In this episode, we talk to poet & producer Kate Spencer about the craft of poetry, the personal is political, lockdown, and Level 2 producer logistics.

Kate Spencer:

In this episode, we talk to Tānemahuta Gray, current Kahukura (CEO) and Kaiarataki Toi (Artistic Director) of Taki Rua Productions, New Zealand's unofficial Māori Theatre Company, about dance, musical theatre, funding, and recolonising the narrative.

TAKI RUA

Free whānau/public showing of Ngā Manu Rōreka, the Te Reo Māori Season show, on Thursday 24th September 1pm at National Library of New Zealand - Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa.

In this episode, we talk to Eleanor Strathern, A Mulled Whine, about producing, co-op shares, lockdown, and the (hopeful) insurgence of New Zealand work post-COVID.

A Mulled Whine

In this episode, we talk to artist Alayne Dick about arts, comedy, poetry, and writing, among other things.

Alayne Dick

In this episode, we talk to George Fowler, aka Hugo Grrrl. George is a huge presence in the Wellington performing arts scene, both as a performer and as a comedy and cabaret producer. We talk about drag, theatre, Hugo Grrrl's Gigs, and other important life lessons.

Hugo Grrrl

Red Scare Theatre Company has established itself as an essential part of the Wellington night arts scene. But who are they? What were their humble beginnings? What is important to them?

In this episode, we talk to Cassandra Tse (Artistic Director) and James Cain (Marketing Director) about their work with Red Scare, their part-time jobs and side hustles, as well as their own writing processes.