Podcast

Christine Baranski and Richard E. Grant discuss Noël Coward’s Hay Fever.

In a new production of Noël Coward’s classic comedy Hay Fever, directed by Emily Burns, Christine Baranski – making her West End debut – and Richard E. Grant star as Judith and David Bliss.

Set in the Bliss family's country home, the play centres on Judith, a retired actress longing for the spotlight of her former career while her self-absorbed family remains reluctant to indulge in her desires.

The play is running for a limited season, from 22 September to 12 December, at Wyndham's Theatre.

To book tickets, click here.

Leslie Odom, Jr. talks returning to Hamilton

For the season three finale of the DMT Insider Podcast, we are joined by Grammy and Tony Award winner Leslie Odom, Jr.

Following his highly anticipated West End return, Leslie sits down for a candid conversation about stepping back into the shoes of Aaron Burr in Hamilton for a limited run ending 5 September 2026.

In this episode, he shares insights on reprising his iconic role, his experience of living in London and the impact of this ground-breaking musical.

To Kill a Mockingbird with actor Richard Coyle

Richard Coyle is a distinguished actor known for his versatile performances across stage, television and film. He had his breakout role as the socially awkward Jeff Murdock in the 2000-2004 BBC sitcom Coupling.

In this episode of the DMT podcast, he discusses his role as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird, and how the show explores themes of justice, empathy and moral integrity. The conversation highlights the play's relevance today and the importance of teaching moral values through theatre.

Kirsty Lamb on Wigs, Hair and Make Up

Your chance to get a behind-the-scenes peek into the magical world of wigs, hair, and makeup – or WHAM as it’s known in the trade – in the latest DMT podcast.

We chat with the talented Kirsty Lamb, who holds the demanding role of WHAM Manager for Cameron Mackintosh Ltd, and who is Wigs Supervisor for the iconic production of Les Misérables.

Find out what it takes to manage the intricate details of theatrical aesthetics night after night and discover the secrets behind some of the West End's most famous looks.

Debris Stevenson and Simon Evans talk Cyrano de Bergerac

We sat down for an in-depth conversation with director Simon Evans and co-adapter Debris Stevenson about their acclaimed production of Edmond Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac.

The show, a major hit, moved to the West End after a sold-out run for the Royal Shakespeare Company at The Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.

Tune in to hear this creative duo share their unique perspective on bringing one of theatre's most beloved tragic romances to the stage.

Simon Lipkin Talks Oliver!

A discussion with Simon Lipkin who plays Fagin in the 2025-2026 West End revival of Lionel Bart’s iconic musical Oliver!

This critically acclaimed new production, staged at London’s Gielgud Theatre, is directed and choreographed by Matthew Bourne. It received a five-star review from the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, making it a must-see for musical theatre fans.

Alex Sawyer and Jay Perry Talk Hamilton

In this episode, we are lucky enough to have an exclusive chat with two stars of Hamilton – Alex Sawyer, who plays US Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, and Jay Perry, who takes on the role of Hamilton’s bitter rival and eventual killer, Aaron Burr.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s groundbreaking musical tells the compelling story of Alexander Hamilton, an immigrant from the West Indies who rose to become the first US Secretary of the Treasury. He served as George Washington's aide-de-camp during the American Revolutionary War and was instrumental in shaping the foundation of modern America.

Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste talk All My Sons

We chat to two of Hollywood's biggest names, Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste, about building characters, the rehearsal process, and why theatre is better than television. Catch them now, starring in Arthur Miller’s classic play All My Sons at Wyndham’s Theatre until March 2026.

Shobna Gulati and Hugh Dennis talk The Importance of Being Earnest

New series, new stars, and plenty of Wilde wit! We’re opening series three with Shobna Gulati and Hugh Dennis on their dazzling turn in The Importance of Being Earnest at the Noël Coward Theatre.

Celebrating 40 years of Les Misérables: Cameron Mackintosh, Killian Donnelly & Bradley Jaden

Our own Billy Differ sits down with producer Cameron Mackintosh and cast members Killian Donnelly and Bradley Jaden on the 40th Anniversary of Les Misérables and what’s made this show the most successful in musical theatre history.

Jack Maple discusses The Hunchback of Notre Dame

We caught up with the award-winning producer Jack Maple about his early career, past ventures, and his newest project, The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Liz Duffy Adams talks Born With Teeth

We met with Liz Duffy Adams, writer of the new RSC play Born With Teeth, to discuss how you splice an academic theory with creativity to imagine the relationship between the two most prominent Elizabethan writers: William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe.

Adele James and Dave Hearn talk The Comedy About Spies

We sat down with Mischief’s Adele James and Dave Hearn to find out more about the challenges of performing laugh-out-loud slapstick and razor-sharp comedy in their hilarious 1960s CIA and KGB escapade, The Comedy About Spies.

Jamaal Fields-Green MJ

We were lucky to spend time with Jamaal Fields-Green, who plays MJ in MJ the Musical. He talks dedication, family and what it takes to be at the top of your game!

Bernadette Peters, Bonnie Langford, Beth Leavel with producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh

In this special episode of the DMT podcast, we give you behind the scenes access to not one, two, but FOUR guests.

We catch up with Bernadette Peters, Bonnie Langford, Beth Leavel with producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh in New York about 'Old Friends' taking Broadway by storm!

Writer and director Sean Foley talks Dr. Strangelove

Writer and director Sean Foley talks all things Dr Strangelove, an explosively funny satire of mutually assured destruction which will leave a whole new generation of audiences laughing and afraid.

Lez Brotherston talks Oliver!

We're back with a brand new series and we're launching with an exclusive interview with Lez Brotherston OBE, the Tony and Olivier winning set designer behind the latest West End production of Oliver! Join us as we get an insight into what it takes to really bring a show to life.

Caissie Levy talks Next to Normal

We caught up with Olivier and Grammy Award nominated Caissie Levy, who is appearing alongside a stellar cast in Next to Normal at Wyndham's Theatre, to find out more about her emotional portrayal of Diana.

Chris Boone, Technical Director UK at Cameron Mackintosh Ltd

In this episode, we take you behind the curtain with Chris Boone, Technical Director UK at Cameron Mackintosh Ltd. With decades of experience in the theatre industry, Chris shares his journey, insights and the technical wizardry that brings some of the world’s most beloved productions to life.

Sir Ian McKellen and Robert Icke discuss Player Kings

We meet up with two heavyweights of the theatre world – actor Sir Ian McKellen and director Robert Icke. They speak with about their production of Player Kings which is currently on tour until the end of July 2024.

Lia Vollack discusses MJ The Musical UK

We chat with producer Lia Vollack, who brings MJ The Musical to the Prince Edward Theatre in the West End. We also learn more about the role of a producer and how they link into big Broadway and West End productions.

Brian Cox and Jeremy Herrin discuss Long Day’s Journey Into Night

New York Times theatre critic Matt Wolf interviews Hollywood and West End star Brian Cox and director Jeremy Herrin about their new West End show, Long Day’s Journey Into Night.

Sheridan Smith discusses Opening Night

We gain exclusive insights from Sheridan Smith as she was travelling between TV appearances, to discuss the upcoming West End production of Opening Night.

‘MAMMA MIA! I Have A Dream’ winners, Stevie Doc and Tobias Turley on their upcoming debut in the West End

Listen to our podcast episode with Stevie Doc and Tobias Turley where we learned about their ‘MAMMA MIA! I Have A Dream’ experience and their West End debut back in 2024.

Cameron Mackintosh, Lea Salonga, and Bernadette Peters discuss ‘Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends’

Curtain up on the inaugural episode of the Delfont Mackintosh Theatres Podcast!

In Episode 1, DMT’s Billy Differ chats with the leading ladies of the fabulous production of Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends - Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga along with their dear old friend, Sir Cameron Mackintosh. How does Cameron put on a show? What does theatre mean to them? And how do you go about rescuing a dog in the West End?