From Broadway to the West End, Marisha Wallace has redefined what it means to be a leading lady. In this powerful and emotional conversation, she opens up about breaking barriers, representation, and how art itself becomes a form of protest. Marisha shares her journey from the American South to global stardom, the courage it takes to love what you do before you’re paid for it, and why every performance is an act of resilience. This episode is a celebration of strength, soul, and showing up as your whole self — every single time.
Marisha - Live in London Album - https://music.apple.com/gb/album/live-in-london/1819543077
Marisha Wallace at Café Carlyle - https://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/the-carlyle-new-york/experiences/cafe-carlyle/marisha-wallace-cafe-carlyle
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Joe's Happy Ending - Marisha Wallace
The boys discuss the best bits and their key takeaways from the Marisha Wallace pod!
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Yellowbelly Presents...AKT
This week on YellowBelly Presents, we’re joined by the brilliant minds behind one of the UK’s boldest indie brands — AKT London.
Founded by West End performers Andy Coxon and Ed Currie, AKT was born backstage — developed during sweaty show runs and long rehearsal days — and has since grown into a cult-favourite, award-winning deodorant brand.
In this episode, Andy and Ed talk us through their journey from leading roles to leading a company, how they built a sustainable brand without compromise, and what it really means to challenge industry norms — from fragrance to fundraising.
We explore the highs and lows of starting a business from scratch, why theatre folks make great entrepreneurs, and how they stay creative (and fresh) while running a fast-growing company.
It’s a conversation about purpose, perseverance, and turning passion into product — with plenty of laughs along the way.
One not to miss!
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Yellowbelly Presents...Isobel Waller-Bridge
This week on Yellowbelly Presents, we sit down with renowned composer and sonic storyteller Isobel Waller-Bridge.
From scoring acclaimed dramas like Fleabag and Emma. to reshaping the landscape of modern classical and electronic music, Isobel shares the captivating story of her journey to becoming one of the UK’s most distinctive musical voices.
She and Joe dive into how she crafts emotion through sound, the behind the scenes realities of scoring for film and theatre, and what it truly means to find your voice in a world full of noise.
This episode is rich with inspiration, creative insight, and a peek into the world where music meets story.
Don’t miss it.
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Yellowbelly Presents...Henry Lewis Of Mischief Theatre
This week on Yellowbelly Presents, we sit down with acclaimed actor, writer, and Mischief Theatre co-founder Henry Lewis.From co-creating global comedy hits like The Play That Goes Wrong to redefining modern farce on stage and screen, Henry shares the hilarious and heartfelt story behind his journey in theatre and entertainment.He and Joe dive into how Mischief became a worldwide phenomenon, the art of crafting comedy that truly connects, and what it takes to keep surprising audiences in a fast-changing world.We talk about failure, success, creative chemistry, and the balance between structure and chaos that fuels great comedy — plus Henry’s take on the future of theatre in 2025 and beyond.This episode is packed with laughter, insight, and plenty of behind-the-scenes gold.Definitely worth a listen!
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A visual podcast uncovering the stories, secrets, and strategies behind creative success. Whether you're forging a new path or refining your craft, Yellowbelly Presents brings candid conversations with industry leaders—actors, producers, writers, musicians, and more—who share their journeys, challenges, and unexpected opportunities.
In a time when the arts face more challenges than ever, we aim to inspire, support, and remind creatives that success isn’t just about landing a job—it’s about building resilience, communication, and perseverance that extend far beyond the stage.
At Yellowbelly, we love what we do, and we want to give back—helping others turn their creative dreams into reality.
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