Avid theatre fan and theatre writer Kerrie Nicholson invites you along to all her theatre adventures - musicals, plays and dance
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Send a text In a new segment on the podcast, Kerrie and her best friend/de facto producer Olivia launch The Wheelie Stagey Forum . The idea is that each forum will discuss a particular theatre-related topic, with Kerrie & Liv, or with some of our other pals. We kick things off with an episode recorded just shy of my birthday back in August on Understudies, Swings & Alternates. Blog:…
Send a text In the 20th episode of the Wheelie Stagey Podcast, Kerrie reflects on her trio of visits to see the triple Olivier Award winning play Giant, by Mark Rosenblatt. Blog: www.wheeliestagey.co.uk Twitter/Instagram @wheeliestagey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WheelieStageyBlog/ Wheelie Stagey Artwork by Steve Mundey Theme & Incidental Music by Ashley MA Walsh
Send a text In episode 19 of The Wheelie Stagey Podcast, Kerrie shares her love of Shakespeare and why her first trip to the RSC to see one of her favourite works of the bard, Hamlet , is her show of the year thus far! Blog: www.wheeliestagey.co.uk Twitter/Instagram @wheeliestagey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WheelieStageyBlog/ Wheelie Stagey Artwork by Steve Mundey Theme & Incidental Music…
Send a text In episode 18 of The Wheelie Stagey Podcast, Kerrie reflects on the trials & tribulations of supporting new musicals while facing the challenges that come with her disability, and how grateful she is that one did finally enter her theatre life: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. The show is running until October 11th 2025 at the Ambassadors Theatre in the West End. To book your…
Send a text In episode 17 of the Wheelie Stagey Podcast - Kerrie has the table turned on her and is interviewed by her dear friend, the playwright, pianist and vocal coach: Steven Carl McCasland. Steven was kind enough to ask to interview Kerrie about her new business venture, Curtain Call Consultancy, a copywriting and content creation service for the theatre industry. They also explore…
Send a text In the first episode of 2025, Kerrie shares her December 2024 interview with Zachary James to celebrate the release of his "Live at Crazy Coqs" album on New Year's Eve! Zachary is a Grammy-award-winning star of stage and screen and will forever have a piece of Kerrie's heart and soul as the West End's original Hades in Hadestown. They talked Hadestown, all Zachary's different facets of…
Send a text In a change to her original planned episode to coincide with the release of the London Cast Recording, Kerrie raises her cup to her newfound love of Anaïs Mitchell's Hadestown! Mythology meets lots of Kerrie's favourite elements of musical theatre in this one, and she celebrates the joy of seeing multiple iterations of characters she thought she knew, and what an especially talented,…
Send a text In this episode, Kerrie toasts one of her newer theatrical loves: The Choir of Man, and interviews current cast members Sam Ebenezer (The Poet), Ben Goffe (The Handyman) and The Maestro Michele Maria Benvenuto! We talk the secret to the show's success, the songs loved, lost and one we'd put in, and explore what the show has given them as men working in the arts industry. The Choir of…
Send a text In this episode, Kerrie talks about how new musical "The Little Big Things" has impacted her, and why authentic disability representation across the theatre industry matters so much. Kerrie's BWW interview with the creative team (Nick Butcher, Tom Ling & Joe White) Interview: “We Want This Show to Be a Beacon for Change': Tom Ling, Nick Butcher & Joe White Talk Representation,…
Send a text To mark the return of the podcast, Kerrie wanted to share the interview she did with the glorious Dianne Pilkington! We spoke in 2022, when Dianne had not long ended her run as Eglantine Price in the UK tour of the new musical version of "Bedknobs & Broomsticks", and unpack why Disney musicals are so popular, our love of regional theatre, the joy of the rehearsal and workshop process,…