
4 episodes

Busk It! The Bohemians Theatre Company
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- Performing Arts
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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Hosted by different members of The Bohemians Theatre Company. Join us as we chat to directors, arrangers, musical directors, choreographers, actors and more about the challenges and joys of creating work with Actor-Musicians.
The Bohemians is an Actor-Musician Theatre Company dedicated to telling stories where music is at the heart of the creative process. We re-invent classic tales and challenge social issues in fun, educational and ridiculous way. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE. Find out more about us via www.thebohemiantheatre.com
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The Bohemians 'Busk It!' with John Ward
In episode 4, The Bohemians 'Busk It!' with John Ward. John is Artistic Director of DumbWise, an award winning actor musician company. He's also a freelance theatre director, adaptor and writer specialising in music theatre.
Hosted by Benji Mowbray and Tomi Ogbaro
Editing and Theme Music by Elliot Mackenzie
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The Bohemians 'Busk It!' with Bob Eaton and Beverley Norris-Edmunds
In episode 3, The Bohemians 'Busk It!' with Bob Eaton and Beverley Norris-Edmunds. Abby and Elliot interview Bob and Bev about their long lasting creative partnership on Actor-Musician work across the UK.
Hosted by Abigail Middleton and Elliot Mackenzie
Editing and Theme Music by Elliot Mackenzie -
The Bohemians 'Busk It!' with Laura Keefe
In episode 2, The Bohemians 'Busk It!' with Laura Keefe. Joel and Benji interview Laura about her career from working with Wise Children to the Watermill. Unpacking some of the beauties and challenges when working with Actor-Musicians.
Hosted by Joel Nash and Benji Mowbray
Editing and Theme Music by Elliot Mackenzie -
The Bohemians 'Busk It!' with Jeremy Harrison
In this first episode, The Bohemians 'Busk It!' with Jeremy Harrison. Abby and Benji interview him about his career from working with John Doyle, to Rose Bruford, to unpacking some of the beauties and challenges when working with Actor-Musicians.
Hosted by Abigail Middleton and Benji Mowbray
Editing and Theme Music by Elliot Mackenzie