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Taking Turns To Talk

By: Gordon Cooper and Chris Gardner
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  • A podcast about the theatrics of life and the lives of the theatrical.
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  • #54 Jeremy Secomb

    #54 Jeremy Secomb
    Oct 5 2021

    Taking their turn this week, is actor and all round West End favourite Jeremy Secomb.

    Gordon and Jeremy discuss how banking's loss is musical theatre's gain, learning to sing by osmosis, and the trial and tribulations of being on the road.

     

    Jeremy is no stranger to the stage, featuring in shows such as Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, The Woman In White, Phantom Of the Opera, Javert in Les Miserables, and his award nominated turn as Sweeney in Sweeney Todd. 

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    1 hr and 51 mins
  • #53 Joanna Monro

    #53 Joanna Monro
    Sep 19 2021

    Taking their turn this week is actor, presenter and all round glorious human, Joanna Monro.

    Gordon and Joanna discuss getting all giggly with Alan Rickman, being David Tennant's wife, mother and girlfriend, and that working with Gordon was her career highlight.

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    1 hr and 39 mins
  • #52 Jon Robyns (again)

    #52 Jon Robyns (again)
    Aug 27 2021

    Taking their turn again this week, is now fully fledged West End leading man, Jon Robyns.

    Jon and Gordon discuss actually being in a show during the current climate, the lasting legacy of Hamilton the musical, and how Jon is overcoming his guilt at having had the easiest gig in town. 

    Head on over to Patreon to hear something really special from Jon!!
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    1 hr and 19 mins
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