The Scene

The Scene Podcast is a series of little plays brought to you by Janno Media and Get Over It Productions.

The Scene is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 80 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Scene, a arts show with 80 episodes published.

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  Episode #8

  The Scene X Lambeth Fringe - The Magic Sweet Jar

  Oct 1, 202617 minS7

  Step inside a magical world where everything is made of sweets! When fun-loving Louisa discovers a mysterious jar in her uncle’s forbidden study, she is whisked away to Sweetland – a colourful world of lemonade seas, toffee valleys and peppermint mountains. But the wicked Sugar King threatens the land, and only Louisa can stop him. Joined by Choco, a wonderfully imperfect chocolate friend, Louisa embarks on an extraordinary adventure filled with puppetry, masks, magic, original songs, and plenty of audience participation. Funny, imaginative and full of heart, The Magic Sweet Jar is an interactive family show about friendship, courage and learning that every feeling has its place. For ages 6+ and their grown-ups. Developed with support from the Marlowe Theatre. Content Information: The show gently explores loss and emotional resilience through humour, fantasy and play. Written & Directed by Sally Horowitz and Benjamin Way Date & Time: Saturday 17th October @12pm - Vauxhall City Farm Running Time: 50 mins

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  Episode #7

  The Scene X Lambeth Fringe - Today, again.

  Sep 29, 202618 minS7

  Best friends Gabi and Fiona impulsively purchase a mysterious Time Machine that can send them back to any moment within the last 24 hours. At first, the device becomes a shared escape: an endlessly replayed day where the two can dodge consequences, redo mistakes, and savor their favorite moments. Each loop feels like an inside joke they never have to stop telling. But after countless resets, cracks begin to form. Gabi feels the weight of the real world pressing in and is ready to move forward into tomorrow. Fiona, overwhelmed by responsibilities she hasn’t faced and comforted by the controlled chaos of the loop, clings to the idea of one more perfect do-over. Their conflict erupts into an argument that breaks the Time Machine, and in the aftermath, the loop collapses. When the world stabilizes, Fiona finds herself stranded: the machine won’t restart, the timeline has shifted, and the Gabi she knew, the one she entered the loop with, is gone. The play follows Fiona as she attempts to repair the machine, retrace the loops, and navigate unfamiliar versions of the day in hopes of returning to her original timeline. Along the way, she confronts the consequences she tried to outrun, the parts of herself she avoided, and the possibility that moving forward may be the only way to find Gabi again, if she ever can. At its heart, the play explores friendship, fear of change, the lure of nostalgia, and the courage it takes to let tomorrow finally arrive. Cast & Creative Team Writer: Ryann Fasolis Date & Time: Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th October @ 8:30pm Running Time: 60 mins

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  Episode #6

  The Scene X Lambeth Fringe - The Love That I've Lost

  Sep 26, 202615 minS7

  "I love and that's all there is. There is nothing wrong or right with anyone. We just love." Betty, Lillie and Michelle, a family of three women, are all fed up with love and it just not going their way. With Betty’s husband suffering with dementia, Michelle separating from her partner and Lillie fearful of the next rejection around the corner; Michelle decides to throw a Galentine’s day to cure her own loneliness and to help her family forget about theirs too. We follow the three women on the lead up to this crucial day as they explore what love really means. A heartbreaking female led play full of emotion, warmth and of course love. The Love That I’ve Lost begs the question: What is love when you only feel its absence. A unique story focused on the forgotten loveless tales of women of all ages, and the hardships and fears that love brings us all. While deeply emotional, it’s honest and brutally human. Cast and Crew Writer & Director : Morgan Clarice Producer: Lacey Beaumont Cast Betty: Nina Anderson Michelle: Amelia Dunn Lillie: Harriet Spence-Reid Running time: 70 mins Date & Time: Thursday 8th & Friday 9th October @ 6:00pm

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  Episode #5

  The Scene X Lambeth Fringe - On The Edge

  Sep 24, 202614 minS7

  This is a hugely energetic but skilfully controlled character comedy show which reveals the hilarious dynamics between three women who find themselves in a therapy session led by a therapist who never seems to get past the warm up. These women are street smart parkour-enthusiast Cheryl; genteel widow Janet; Bonnie, the wannabe Aussie yogi influencer and ineffective therapist Linda who - try as she may - simply cannot escape them. This patchwork of intriguing characters looks at how the human brain navigates life’s challenges to find ways to cope and flourish, which leaves audiences laughing and reflecting. The four quirky yet relatable characters tell their unique stories by the means they know best including parkour, instagram live videos and dissociative conversations. “Funny, visceral and ambitious...a play that will encourage you to find a more truthful adjective than ‘fine’ next time someone asks how you are.” 4 stars, Binge Fringe Written by Jesse Dupré & Ally Cologna Directed by Ally Cologna Date & Time: Sunday 4th & Monday 5th October @ 7pm Running Time: 60 mins

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  Episode #4

  The Scene X Lambeth Fringe - I Will Survive

  Sep 23, 202619 minS7

  I Will Survive is a darkly funny solo show about grief, estrangement, and the complicated experience of losing a parent you didn’t really like. Featuring a deeply overambitious PowerPoint presentation (given Hari's technical prowess), the show blends humour and storytelling to take audiences through the messier side of mourning. It looks at what it means to lose someone you didn’t feel close to, how frankly ridiculous funerals can be, and challenges the idea that there’s a ‘right’ way to grieve. 'As I was watching it, I realised that will be me one day. I feel a little more prepared now.' - Audience Member A funny and unexpectedly moving piece of theatre that uses humour to explore the darker sides of life (and death). If expressing how you feel has ever made someone else feel uncomfortable, this is probably the show for you. ‘So fascinating. Anger, feeling like you’ve been told off, naughtiness, numbness; [you can have] all of these in the context of very loving relationships. Weird grief about a weird relationship is a fascinating subject.’ - Audience Member Written and performed by Hari Berrow Director: Phil Okwedy Date & Time: Sunday 4th October @ 7PM

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