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We're so extra. Squeezing in some festive fun, regional recommendations and a look forward to how theatre can make a difference in 2018. *PLUS* advice on how to get your hands on Hamilton tickets. You're welcome

Becks and Sam chat to RSC Deputy Artistic Director / tremendous superwoman Erica Whyman. Topics include #metoo, drama school, diversity and Joan Littlewood.

Rebecca and Sam round up a lot of theatre news and then have a big Q chat about #MeToo and what that means in the theatre industry.

Becks has been to Greece and Sam has been a great man. Follies at the National has one good thing (well, lots really) and the big Q concerns what it means to be 'Actor-y'.

Becks and Sam discuss the end of their Edinburgh Fringe experience. Fun!

BECKS AND SAM ARE BACK AND IN EDINBURGH! They chat about being an Edinburgh Festival punter and performer, give recommendations and chat shit. Love you. X

What makes a show worthy of a 5 star rating? Backs and Sam consider the key points they look for in a knockout production. I Need to Vent at the Vault Festival takes care of One Good Thing, and we round up all the Shakespeare happening in London (spoiler: there's a lot)

We got theatre critic/reviewer/lad Matt Trueman on to chat about the point of a critic/reviewer; what's the best and worst things he's ever seen? And what even IS theatre?!?

Becks & Sam are back, fresh for 2017. They round up the latest theatre gossip, 'Thebes Land' at the Arcola provides Sam's One Good Thing, and the Big Q asks: what shows are you most looking forward to this year?

Surprise! It's a little special with writer and cleverman Brad Birch. Sam chats to him about getting in to the whole playwriting thing, they consider what the point of making theatre is, and how we can try to make stuff that's any good. And have some tasty banter. Obvs.

Becks and Sam are BACK - and just in time for the festive season. Sam has many good things to say about the National's 'Love', and they discus the latest London theatre fiasco c/o the Print Room.

Rebecca and Sam discuss the big news that Emma Rice to due to leave the globe in 2018. With a loving chat about the incredible director Howard Davies who sadly passed away.

To work with friends, or to not work with friends. THAT - is the real question. Backs & Sam go through the pros and cons, and Becks interviews real life friend and colleague Ryan Early. Theatre news is Disney related, and One Good Thing is c/o their beloved Orange Tree theatre.

It's that time of year again; drama school auditions. We've all been there. Well, actually, some of us haven't so Becks & Sam thought they'd offer up some experiences & choice tips for those about to embark.

Rebecca & Sam discuss how boxed in we are by our job in a company; should an actor just stick to acting? Or are we allowed a say in other areas too? Sam's One Good Thing is c/o Young Vic's smash hit Yerma, and they are joined by actor, writer and legend Karla Crome.

Rebecca is joined by the stand up comedian Seann Walsh to discuss the similarities between acting and comedy; and the fear it can create! As a stand up, Seann's tackled Live at the Apollo as well as the O2 arena, so he knows how it feels to be nervous. They talk about how fear can be combatted, as well as rounding up reviews from Hampstead theatre/Young Vic.

Rebecca & Sam are joined by a gaggle of mates to consider the difference between confidence and ego.....and the effect it can have on a career. Tim Minchin's new musical Groundhog Day has One Good Thing, and they round up reviews from The National and Garrick theatres.

Rebecca and Sam bring you a VERY special special episode. They discuss a bunch of little Q's concerning acting and the biz. Y'know?

Rebecca and Sam round up reviews from the Young Vic and National Theatre. Rebecca's One Good Thing* is Jesus Christ Superstar at Regents Park. Aaaand they are joined by star of Harry Potter films Harry Melling to discuss the differences between theatre and screen acting. And whether there even are any! *in association with @goodreviewtweet

Musical comic Luke Courtier talks to Sam and Becks about putting acting on the back burner and focusing on comedy- just in time for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival! Both Harry Potter and the Cursed Child AND Jesus Christ Superstar have opened and the reviews get rounded up. Sam's also been to see Primetime at the Royal Court theatre; a collection of plays written by 8-11 year olds and performed by a group of professional actors (yeah Sam and Becks were in the original cast but they don't like to mention it).