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Podcast · By Rachel Feeny-Williams · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    S07 E03 - "Order Up" & Lisa Quoresimo (opens the original)

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    Hello there and welcome to another episode of our 7th Season of Theatrical Shenanigans! Today we are bringing you the play “Order Up” by Lynne Herrell. Lynne Herrell is a California based playwright with a flair for sharp dialogue, vivid characters, and laugh-out-loud situations. Her work blends physical comedy with clever wordplay, creating theatrical experiences that are both accessible and memorable for diverse audiences. Drawing on her background in storytelling and performance as a communit

  2. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    S07 E02 - "The Chatterbox Club" & DC Cathro (opens the original)

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    Hello there and welcome to our 2nd instalment of this 7th season of Theatrical Shenanigans. Today we bring you a play by James Rayfield (https://newplayexchange.org/users/6659/james-rayfield). James Rayfield has been a theatre educator, director, playwright, and occasional actor in the Tampa Bay area for many years. He taught for ten years at Blake High School for the Arts and currently teaches Adult Acting at American Stage. He has published several plays for the high school theatre including “

  3. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    S07 E01 - "The Final Edition" & Nora Louise Syran (opens the original)

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    Hello there and welcome to this brand-new series of Theatrical Shenanigans. Our play for this episode is written by Colorado-based playwright, actor, and journalist, Eden Lane (https://newplayexchange.org/users/100008/eden-lane). Eden’s work has grown out of time spent in both newsrooms and theatres. A regional Edward R. Murrow Award recipient, she is drawn to stories about people at moments of transition, particularly around work, identity, and community. Her play Final Edition reflects her liv

  4. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    Mini Shenanigans - Episode 11 - "I Got Your Number" by Rachel Feeny-Williams (opens the original)

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    Hello there and welcome to this final episode of Mini Shenanigans. I hope you’ve enjoyed this season and if so then please make sure you tell us so on Facebook, Instagram or any of the Podcast Platforms we can be found on. We’ll be ending this series with a play written by me (https://www.rfwscripts.co.uk/) entitled “I Got Your Number” (https://newplayexchange.org/script/2729625/i-got-your-number) and was created following a Play-A-Day brief to create a play inspired by numbers. Synopsis: After

  5. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    Mini Shenanigans - Episode 10 - "Such Dreams As Stuff is Made On" by Dan McGeehan (opens the original)

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    Hello there and welcome to this penultimate episode of Mini Shenanigans I hope you’re still enjoying this season. For this episode we have the play from Dan McGeehan (https://illustrationonline.com/ & https://newplayexchange.org/users/1902/dan-mcgeehan), an actor, director, playwright, composer, and illustrator. He studied at Philadelphia’s Arden Theatre and has over 150 theatrical productions to his credit. He is the author of a number multi-media ballets, opera librettos, and short plays, incl

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