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"Sport is theatre" Shelley Webb, author of Footballers' Wives, on using sport in drama

Why this popular English poet was so appealing

True story of Shirley Jones, who kills her baby, Jordan, rather than have him taken away

Ian Sharrock talks about the preparation - the movement and voice coaching - he had to do

Judith Matrell discusses the work of the critic

Working with fake blood and stage swords and how to design them

Trapdoors in the stage, making props look old and making scenery

Eminent British sculptor and professor at the Royal College of Art talks about his work

Alan Strachan talks about classical British actor Sir Robert Stephens

Penny Ciniewicz says "We want to promote the work of writers in all their diversity.

Adding a commentary to a visual performance for the benefit of people who are blind

Andrew Verster discusses his new play and the unusual way in which he works.

Michael Holden on plans for the open air Elizabethan theatre in London, UK

An unknown speaker describes a character as a "very convivial person with much bonhomie"

Jude Kelly talks about King Lear "You have to approach a play as if it is new".

Nicholas Parsons on his role as narrator in The Rocky Horror Show

David Troughton's RSC performance of Richard III who plays a "real Richard"

Gordon House discusses School for Wives and Death and the Maiden

Interview with Danny Hoch a New York actor performing in a one man show called Some People

The Leicestershire Youth Arts performance inspired by the music of Jimi Hendrix

"I come to everything because I love the theatre" Theatre fan on theatre in Stoke on Trent

Victorian stage actor, with an unusual walk, oversaw the Lyceum Theatre

"I didn't want them to be at all cartoony or any of the violence in it to become cartoony"

Graham Harper talks about techniques used in radio plays such as background sound

The transition from drama school to acting professionally and a love for theatre over TV

For plays such as The Woman in Black sound helps the audience create a mental picture

David Hitchison on using techniques such as recording sound and creating sets

"The eyes are the most important thing" - the transformation that theatre makeup makes

Barbara Kinghorn takes visitors behind the scenes at London's famous theatres

Miriam Margolyes talks about Frank Marcus's play The Killing of Sister George