20 episodes
Voice of the Musical Tim Sutton
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Interviews with the creators of some of the most successful musicals of our time. In a series of intimate and in-depth discussions, we explore the areas of inspiration, technique and success. This is a great resource for new writers entering the world of musical theatre, as well as an informative and entertaining podcast for all lovers of musical theatre.
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VotM #16 Tom Kitt
25. 9.23 I’m so very excited to bring you an interview with one of the most hard-working and successful writers around. Composer/lyricist for If/Then, High Fidelity, Bring it On, Almost Famous and of course the Pulitzer Prize-winning Next to Normal, Tom was in London for rehearsals for the UK premiere of NtN, and generously gave […]
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VotM#15 Brunger and Cleary
4.8.23 In this episode I talk to the very talented and long-established writing partners Jake Brunger and Pippa Clearer about their work, which includes The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, and The Great British Bake Off Musical, which made a smash in the West End earlier this year. We talk about community, critics, and the […]
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Votm #14 BEAM 2023 Special
Something a little different for this episode – a roving report on day two of BEAM 2023, the industry showcase featuring extracts from a host of new musicals. This year BEAM took place at the Oxford Playhouse, and I spoke to a number of participants, organisers and presenters about their experience. Some of the audio […]
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VotM #13 Darren Clark
19.5.22 Here’s an interview with the fantastic Darren Clark, who at the time of writing is about to open The Curious Case of Benjamin Button at the Southwark Playhouse. We talk about education in Music Theatre, finding your community, and the importance of establishing a brand. We also discuss Darren’s fabulous initiative for new music […]
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VotM #12 Nathan Tysen
5.4.20 Hey there – here’s an interview with the wonderful Nathan Tysen, one half of Tysen and Miller, and lyricist of Tuck Everlasting, The Burnt Part Boys and Amélie. Music played on this episode includes tracks from the original recordings of Amélie and Fugitive Songs, and Lady of the Sea from Nigel Richards’s album A Shining Truth. Miller […]
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VotM #11 Jeremy Sams
A chat in the time of coronavirus with one of the most knowledgeable and erudite voices in British musical theatre, Jeremy Sams. A director, translator, composer, lyricist, librettist and playwright, Jeremy has worked throughout the entire landscape of straight theatre, musicals and opera. He’s also a dear friend and mentor, and I’m thrilled to be […]
Customer Reviews
Will there ever be a part two? To anything?
Perhaps I've been foolish to wait for a "Part Two" to Tim Minchin's interview: it doesn't look like any of the guests get a "Part Two."
Or perhaps no one ever mentioned to Mr. Sutton that the phrase, "Part One" insinuates that there will be a "Part Two."
Either way, I'm disappointed.