From “giving it a good go” to landing in London’s West End in one of the world’s biggest new musicals Mean Girls. Listen to episode 383 for more Mean Girls behind the scenes with Fergie Fraser!

Have you tuned in this week to our chat with the very pink and not very mean Fergie Fraser? Available now!

In a wee change to the usual form, Cole interviews Brian about his exploits in Macbeth at the Harold Pinter Theatre in the West End. @bridohingwy 🎙️ & Cole Stewart 🎙️

This week we have the hilarious and wonderful David Kristopher-Brown, currently appearing in London’s West End in Phantom of the Opera! Available now! David Kristopher-Brown 🎙️

Brian goes on a deep dive of some of his favourite stories of performer longevity in theatre! This week’s episode is available to listen to now! @bridohingwy 🎙️

From humble beginnings as a trainee accountant to Chief Operations Officer at Delfont Mackintosh Theatres, it’s the inimitable character – Billy Differ! Billy Differ 🎙️

Following a far-too-brief episode during Shedinburgh, this week Tim Crouch returns for a proper chat with Brian.

Talked to @bridohingwy about the work. puttingittogethercast.com

Last week Brian spoke to the amazing Martin Ball! A musical theatre veteran with yarns to spin!

This week, living legend Ann Mitchell joins us for a fascinating chat! Episode available now!

This week, it’s the wonderful stage and company manager, Tamsin Withers! Episode available now! Tamsin Withers 🎙️

Direct from tech for Oliver! in the West End, the amazing Jamie Birkett! Jamie Birkett 🎙️

Brian returns to Glasgow and swaps Donalbain for Janice. Episode available now! @bridohingwy 🎙️

Brian rings in the new year with a few thoughts on being an artist under capitalism, and how we might strive to treat ourselves and each other. @bridohingwy 🎙️

From haunting the hallways of the RSAMD in 2003, to finally sitting down for a chat, twenty (ish) years later. It’s Scottish favourite Gary Lamont!

Episode 399 features one of life’s truly funny humans, it’s the amazing Ciara Flynn! Ciara Flynn 🎙️

A huge thank you to our listeners! Episode 400 is out now! This week, Brian and Cole revisit some favourite moments and have a few laughs.

This week we caught up with the hilarious and multi-talented Natalie Dunne as she embarks on a UK tour of “The Girl on the Train”.

Last week, the CEO of Capital Theatres in Edinburgh sat down with Brian for a chat. This episode is co-hosted and created in partnership with the young people of the Creative Pathways course at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre. Capital Theatres: Festival, King’s & Studio 🎙️

Brian prepares for an important audition and brings you along for the ride… Last week’s episode is available to listen to now! @bridohingwy 🎙️