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In our fifth Fizzy Chat we talk to Rosie Thorpe, Ilya Parenteau and Olivia Woodrow about their company English Theatre Düsseldorf.
This episode is hosted by Tamara von Werthern and Lily McLeish, edited by Lily McLeish, with intro music by Jane Dickson. Cover Art by Alice Müller.

The sixth episode of our Season 1 presents the play Scientific by Fernanda Rocha, directed by Sandra Theresa Buch, and performed by Sarah Boberg, with sound design by Julian Starr. 
After the play we talk to writer Fernanda Rocha and our special guest Molly Flatt.
"I’m careful, but it is very difficult not to get involved with a research object, especially when it is such an extraordinary object."
The episode is hosted by Lily McLeish & Josephine Starte, edited by Lily McLeish, with intro music by Jane Dickson. Cover art by Alice Müller. 
Fizzy Sherbet is produced by Steph J Weller for Playwell Productions and Ameena Hamid Productions.
This episode was only possible thanks to the kind support of the National Lottery through Arts Council England and Sainsbury Foundation.
Thanks also to our anonymous supporters - you know who you are.
You can find out more about Fizzy Sherbet on fizzysherbetplays.com.
If you enjoyed this episode, please like follow subscribe and review.
Time codes: 
Podcast starts: 00:00 
The Play: 07:10
Interview with Fernanda Rocha: 18:00
Interview with Molly Flatt: 01:03:18

The fifth episode of our Season 1 presents the play Eulogies by Lashay Green, directed by Erica Miller, and performed by Roli Okorodudu, Sophie Cartman and Chanel McKenzie, with sound design by Sarah Sayeed. 
After the play we talk to writer Lashay Green and our special guest Oya Heart Warrior.
“But maybe second hand pain doesn’t have to break us too…” - Eulogies is a poetic introspection of family, mental health and healing.
The episode is hosted by Lily McLeish & Josephine Starte, edited by Lily McLeish, with intro music by Jane Dickson. Cover art by Alice Müller. 
Fizzy Sherbet is produced by Steph J Weller for Playwell Productions and Ameena Hamid Productions.
This episode was only possible thanks to the kind support of the National Lottery through Arts Council England and Sainsbury Foundation.
Thanks also to our anonymous supporters - you know who you are.
You can find out more about Fizzy Sherbet on fizzysherbetplays.com.
If you enjoyed this episode, please like follow subscribe and review.
Time codes: 
Podcast starts: 00:00 
The Play: 05:15
Interview with Lashay Green: 22:24
Interview with Oya Heart Warrior: 53:33

The fourth episode of our Season 1 presents the play May Day by Grace Chapman, directed by Yasmeen Arden, and performed by Tanya Loretta-Dee and Lucille Findlay, with sound design by Joe Dines. 
After the play we talk to writer Grace Chapman and our special guest Carren Strock.
in May Day, Helen and Diana are facing middle age, baking and boredom, but it is never too late to take a leap of faith, feel love and talk dirty.
The episode is hosted by Lily McLeish & Tamara von Werthern, edited by Lily McLeish, with intro music by Jane Dickson. Cover art by Alice Müller. 
Fizzy Sherbet is produced by Steph J Weller for Playwell Productions and Ameena Hamid Productions.
This episode was only possible thanks to the kind support of the National Lottery through Arts Council England and Sainsbury Foundation.
Thanks also to our anonymous supporters - you know who you are.
You can find out more about Fizzy Sherbet on fizzysherbetplays.com.
If you enjoyed this episode, please like follow subscribe and review.
 
Time codes: 
Podcast starts: 00:00 
The Play: 06:25
Interview with Grace Chapman: 26:26
Interview with Carren Strock: 52:30

The third episode of our Season 1 presents the play Blue by Caridad Svich, directed by Lily McLeish, and performed by Irène Jacob, with sound design by Julian Starr. 
After the play we talk to writer Caridad Svich and our special guest Marissia Fragkou.
Blue follows a marathon swimmer in the middle of the ocean, and in the middle of a personal crisis. Wrestling with themselves and their past. Looking to the future. A short play for one or more voices.
The episode is hosted by Tamara von Werthern & Josephine Starte, edited by Lily McLeish, with intro music by Jane Dickson. Cover art by Alice Müller. 
Fizzy Sherbet is produced by Steph J Weller for Playwell Productions and Ameena Hamid Productions.
This episode was only possible thanks to the kind support of the National Lottery through Arts Council England and Sainsbury Foundation.
Thanks also to our anonymous supporters - you know who you are.
You can find out more about Fizzy Sherbet on fizzysherbetplays.com.
If you enjoyed this episode, please like follow subscribe and review.
 
Time codes: 
Podcast starts: 00:00 
The Play: 05:45
Interview with Caridad Svich: 16:09
Interview with Marissia Fragkou: 50:35

The second episode of our Season 1 presents the play The Dream Machine by Sonja Ferdinand, directed by Sofi Orem Skoglund, and performed by Laura Hanna and Josephine Starte, with sound design by Jamie Lu. 
After the play we talk to writer Sonja Ferdinand and our special guest Jwan Osman.
In The Dream Machine, boarding will begin shortly. In an airport two boys look at an airplane roll in. An every day event. A seemingly normal flight.
The episode is hosted by Tamara von Werthern & Sandra Theresa Buch, edited by Lily McLeish, with intro music by Jane Dickson. Cover art by Alice Müller. 
Fizzy Sherbet is produced by Steph J Weller for Playwell Productions and Ameena Hamid Productions.
This episode was recorded live at the Danish National School of Performing Arts, in Denmark and was only possible thanks to the kind support of the National Lottery through Arts Council England, Sainsbury Foundation, Erasmus and Danish National School of Performing Arts.
Thanks also to our anonymous supporters - you know who you are.
You can find out more about Fizzy Sherbet on fizzysherbetplays.com.
If you enjoyed this episode, please like follow subscribe and review.
 
Time codes: 
Podcast starts: 00:00
The Play: 06:50
Interview with Sonja Ferdinand: 13:44
Interview with Jwan Osman: 31:49