The Guiseley Theatre ’Not A Podcast’ Podcast
Welcome to The Guiseley Theatre Podcast — your monthly backstage pass to everything happening at your community theatre. Each episode, we’ll take you through what’s on in the month ahead — from comedy nights and concerts to family shows and local talent taking to our stage. We’ll bring you updates from inside the building, sharing the latest on renovations, improvements, and new opportunities for you to get involved. And of course, we’ll sit down for exclusive interviews with the people who make it all happen — the artists, musicians, actors, creators, and community voices who bring Guiseley Theatre to life. Whether you’re a regular, a volunteer, or someone who just loves supporting local arts, this podcast is for you. So hit follow, join the conversation, and step behind the curtain with us every month.
Episodes
A bumper month ahead in October! Lots of exciting shows to look forward to, including a (quite literally) magical show 'HOLMES & WATSON: The Curious Case of the Masked Magician' brought to us by The great Baldini and Peter Clifford. We chat with them to find out what you can expect and how this fabulous family show came into being.
You can find out more about the company on their website here.
A new school term and a new season in September! And what a packed programme we have... it all kicks off with Gag'n'Bone Man Graeme Rayner who has chosen to celebrate his birthday at Guiseley Theatre with TWO one man shows in one night! AND return later in the month with his regular comedy night. Winner, winner, Christmas dinner! Hear all about these events and so much more in our chat with Graeme.
August is typically a quiet month for theatres but there's still lots taking place at GT! New Young People's theatre company Chocolate Teapot present their inaugural production of 'Teechers' by John Godber. We caught up with the cast to hear all about the 'why's and wherefores' of the company and what drew them to this play for their first production.
You can follow Chocolate Teapot on Instagram here, or visit their Linktree here.
Another busy month in July - lots to get involved with, and Jacob shares exciting news about funding for the stage - but with a call to action!
And, building on the success of the first un-plugged evening by Guiseley Sounds, we have a lovely chat with Martin Semple talking all things festivals and what to expect at the next un-plugged that is taking place in July.
You can follow Guiseley Sounds on Instagram here, or visit their web...
Lots to come in the month of June, and an update from Jacob on what is happening with the building...
PLUS we get to sit down and have a cosy chat with Guiseley Theatre Chairperson Maddie Irwin, getting a peek into the journey that led her to taking on the role - and what a journey it's been!
You can get updates on Maddie's work by checking out her LinkedIn profile here.
Tickets for all Guiseley Theatre shows and events are availab...
May is the month of Bish Bash Bosh! Guiseley Theatre's first ever children's theatre festival. Hear all about the packed programme on this months 'Not A Podcast' Podcast, with an inspiring chat with Jasmine of Jasmine Cole Productions about the accessibility of the early years show 'Hello Birds'.
You can find out more about the company and the show here.
Tickets for all Guiseley Theatre shows and events are available on the Box Off...
A packed programme for April, and a really interesting chat with Mikron Producer Pete Toon about the heritage of the company and some insights to their show 'Top of the Wold' which visits Guiseley Theatre on April 7th.
And(!) we get a sneak peak of what's to come for the Theatre's first Children's Festival, and(!!) details of Guiseley's bid to be a 'Town of Culture' in 2028... so much packed into one tiny episode!!!
We take a peek at the events that are happening over the month of February, and Jacob talks about the volunteering opportunities at Guiseley Theatre, and then we get to hear what Collette has to say about her experience as a newbie volunteer! It'll leave you feeling warm and fuzzy 🎭
The Guiseley Theatre 'not a podcast' Podcast... what's it all about?
Well, here's Guiseley Theatre's Managing Director Jacob Phillips to give you the low down!
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