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As I'm sure you are all aware, during March 2020 the world came to a stop, and so did the Theatre Industry. We felt a little bit lost without the theatre as I'm sure did many others. We wanted to make sure people still had some connection to the industry and the people within it. What better way to do that than to chat with them about their career, and what they've been up to during this very strange time. The podcast can be found on Spotify and Apple Podcasts So head over and have a listen! 

Meet the Unlocking Theatre team below! 

Alice
Alice is 18 and from Suffolk. She loves theatre and her favorite shows are Curtains and Matilda. Alongside her passion for theatre, she has a passion for art. She drew all the pictures for this pageant designed the podcast artwork! From September, Alice will be studying a degree in Scenic Painting: for stage and screen! 
Bethany
Bethany is the oldest of the bunch! But that doesn't mean she's always the most sensible one! She is also the reason that this podcast can happen because she edits the whole thing and then uploads it! Bethany has just completed her Masters in Radio at Goldsmiths University, in London. Her favorite show is Blood Brothers. 
Emily
Emily is from the North of England. She has a degree in Primary Education. Her favorite show is Kinky Boots because it combines her love of musical theatre with her love of drag. But she also loves Beetlejuice! 
Georgia
Georgia is a psychology student from Bristol. She's loved musicals ever since she saw the Lion King when she was little. Alongside her love of musical theatre she also loves writing. Her favorite show is Come From Away although she also loves Dear Evan Hansen, 9 to 5 and Falsettos. 

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