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United States
7 episodes
since Jan. 28, 2026
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futures Remixed is a podcast where MGCfutures Bursary recipients sit down at the Wyndham’s Theatre in London’s West End to discuss back-to-back (b2b) the future of theatre. Introduced by award-winning director and MGCfutures founder Michael Grandage, Universal Stories is our inaugural series that q…

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In the current context of global conflicts, social inequalities and political division, Award-Winning Directors Michael Grandage and Rebecca Frecknall discuss why it is crucial for contemporary theatre to address universal stories, to connect the individual with bigger them…
Immigrants bring new stories to the countries in which they settle. This makes culture, everyday life and the arts more diverse. In this episode, Olivier Award Winner Waleed Akhtar and New Earth Theatre Producer Clarissa Widya explore what theatre’s role is in articulating&…
Theatre has portrayed love as a source of unity as well as conflict. In this episode, Multidisciplinary Artist Chisara Agor and Award-Winning Writer Isley Lynn discuss how theatre can frame love as a force of human identity to tackle prejudice and build community. futures Remixed is produced b…
Power has been abused by people, countries and empires, but it's also been employed to foster progress, freedom and tolerance. In this episode, Writer Ruth D'Silva and Theatre Deli Executive Director David Ralf explore how theatre can exercise power and offer a nuanced understan…
Although some progress has been made to protect minorities and vulnerable groups, parts of the world are experiencing a regression in human rights. In this episode, Playwright and Dramaturg Somebody Jones and Theatre and Film Producer Rebecca Prentice discuss how theatre can tell new stor…
The world currently feels like a very challenging place, which can affect people’s mental health worldwide. In this episode, Performance Maker Rachel Mars discusses with Choreographer and Director Mark Smith whether theatre’s role is&…
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