Finally ! and not before time we hear you say we launch Season 2 of StageDoorCast. 

Well we have been waiting for things to perk up and today we talk Carousel at Regents Park Open Air Theatre,  South Pacific at Chichester Festival Theatre as well as a discussion about when does re-imagining a show actually create a completely new piece of work.

BIG WARNING !!! THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS. If you are waiting to see either of the above maybe wait until you have seen them and then join the conversation.

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It's our Christmas Show!  And the official end of Season 1.

No show reviews this time but a discussion about how we can restart our lives after the Pandemic and how our beloved Musical Theatre comes back to us. 

Richard shares some of his Christmas activities and Cliff recalls a cinema visit a lifetime ago. Plus we chat about what to look forward to over the Christmas period.

Season 2 will start as soon as we can see a sign that Theatre can get up and running again. When that will be is anyone's guess but let's hope for early Spring.

From us all at StageDoorCast have a very happy and restful holiday break. 

Please stay safe. Why not spend some time listening to our back catalogue?  It will keep you out of mischief!

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Ideas and comments always happily received at  mail@stagedoorcast.co.uk

We're half way through "Lockdown Two The Sequel", so we turn our attention to what is available as streamed content and review three recent offerings and we have suggestions for more. We think about the possibilities that may come if an effective vaccine is available and look forward to a time when real theatre is available to us all again. Cliff is brave enough to mention the C word as our next show will be early in December and we talk about the sad loss of Bobby Ball and Des O Conner who both graced the Traditional Panto stage in the past.