A preview of some of the work that will be found this year at the UnTapped, streamed from Manchester's Contact Theatre from a selection of the Arden TaP 3rd Years Involved. https://instagram.com/redroseward?igshid=ypui2xdy7vy1 https://instagram.com/jacktb2596?igshid=72kg9xgroti https://instagram.com/elstoni_pepperoni?igshid=obckm1jbhedm https://instagram.com/maddiebrew_x?igshid=1qmb4mdap7mfx https://instagram.com/xabbiecarpenterx?igshid=1tceyvyrqvf0z https://instagram.com/tap_third_years?igshid=10mh4pk1ojmaoTap https://fb.me/e/28HJKI6enTaP

The first in a (probably) occasional series discussing comedy. In this episode, Aiden Brooks, Alan French, and Graham Hicks discuss their favourite comedians, the limits of comedy, and the effectiveness of satire. 

In this episode, 2020 Musical Theatre Graduates, Isabella Eades Jones (@isabella_sian), Molly Huddleston (@_mollyroseh), and Talia Smith (@smithtilly_) talk about birthday parties during lockdown, alliterative activities, and the challenges of graduating during a pandemic. 

In this episode, a selection of The Arden's Actors (Paul Broughton, Alan French, Marie Mair (Critchley), and graduate Alex Williams), share stories of their most stressful auditions along with offering advice to their younger selves and discussing how auditions are likely to evolve in the future.

Arden 3rd Year Students Christine Osei (@christineoseii) and Briget Uzodinma (@ify_uzo) discuss founding Prestige Equality Voices and the experience of being a BAME performer in training. 

Welcome to the first episode of The Arden School of Theatre's As Yet Untitled Podcast Project (AYUPP). In this episode, Arden Tutors Aiden Brooks, Marie Mair (Critchley), Matt (Evan) Garrett, and Will Nelson discuss their favourite projects and talk about which shows they would like to see once Lockdown ends.  *Caution, contains some mild Name Dropping.