Episode 002
11/19/17 • 109 min
In this episode I talk with dramatist Kate Saffin about the Alarum theatre company and in particular Idle Women of the Wartime Waterways. I also fall victim to the curse of Rosie and Jim for the first time. Quite a long episode this one but full of good stuff.
Check out the Alarum website and their YouTube channel.
More show notes and photographs etc at www.upthecut.com
In this episode I talk with dramatist Kate Saffin about the Alarum theatre company and in particular Idle Women of the Wartime Waterways. I also fall victim to the curse of Rosie and Jim for the first time. Quite a long episode this one but full of good stuff.
Check out the Alarum website and their YouTube channel.
More show notes and photographs etc at www.upthecut.com
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