Podcast appearances and mentions of Tracy Ann Oberman

"I don't give a f*ck if I'm liked or not" - Tracy-Ann Oberman comes from a long line of Difficult Women, her very own aunt fled pogroms in Russia to fight fascists on the streets of east London. She is no less difficult, proudly standing up against antisemitism wherever she sees it. Tracy-Ann Oberman is joined by acclaimed actor Joseph Millson in the critically acclaimed production of The Merchant of Venice 1936, for its strictly limited West End season at the Trafalgar Theatre (28 December – 25 January) and subsequent UK tour in 2025.Tickets can be found at merchantofvenice1936.co.uk

The actress Tracy Ann Oberman is back playing Shylock in 'The Merchant of Venice: 1936' - a version inspired by the life of her great-grandmother who stood on the frontline against the fascists at the Battle of Cable Street. Laura Henry-Allain also tells us how she was inspired by her Gran Gran and the stories she shared that helped Laura create the UK's first animated series about a Black British family…'JoJo and Gran Gran'. Ben Branson joins, the maverick behind the non-alcoholic spirits company Seedlip, hosts the podcast 'The Hidden 20%' where he shares conversations with fellow neuro-divergent people. All that, plus we have the I-Ts of K-J-T – that's the Inheritance Tracks of Olympic medallist Katarina Johnson-Thompson. Presenters: Nikki Bedi and Jon Kay Producer: Ben Mitchell

This week, we're wrapping up Menopause Awareness Month with an inspiring lineup of women who've come out the other side!First, Sex and the City creator Candace Bushnell shares how post-menopause is her most empowering chapter yet - and dishes on the new trend of 70-something weddings! Next, Kaye Adams opens up about overcoming her age-phobic past and embracing her 60s with confidence. And finally, the cast of Dun Breedin' - Julie Graham, Angela Griffin, Denise Welch, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Alison Newman, and Tamzin Outhwaite - reflect on womanhood and offer advice to their younger selves!Loved these chats? Click here to listen to the full episodes now: Candace Bushnell, Kaye Adams and the cast of Dun Breedin!For all the latest news, click here to follow us on Instagram! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Actress and writer Tracy-Ann Oberman is well known for her roles across theatre, radio and television, including Dr Who, Friday Night Dinner, It's a Sin and, of course, EastEnders. Most recently, she has taken on one of the most famous, and problematic, Shakespearean roles: as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. Inspired by her great-grandmother, she has reimagined the role as a Jewish matriarch, and the play returns to London's West End this December.   On the podcast, Katy Balls talks to Tracy about her obsession with the Roman Empire, what it was like spending a term in Moscow towards the end of perestroika, and her  career from soap to Shakespeare, hero to villain. As she has found herself viewed as an unofficial spokesperson for the Jewish community, Tracy also talks openly about challenging the hate and abuse that many members of the community sadly receive. Produced by Patrick Gibbons.

Actress and writer Tracy-Ann Oberman is well known for her roles across theatre, radio and television, including Dr Who, Friday Night Dinner, It's a Sin and, of course, EastEnders. Most recently, she has taken on one of the most famous, and problematic, Shakespearean roles: as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. Inspired by her great-grandmother, she has reimagined the role as a Jewish matriarch, and the play returns to London's West End this December.   On the podcast, Katy Balls talks to Tracy about her obsession with the Roman Empire, what it was like spending a term in Moscow towards the end of perestroika, and her  career from soap to Shakespeare, hero to villain. As she has found herself viewed as an unofficial spokesperson for the Jewish community, Tracy also talks openly about challenging the hate and abuse that many members of the community sadly receive. Produced by Patrick Gibbons.

Tracy-Ann Oberman has reprised her role as Eastenders' Chrissie Watts. She talks to Nuala about stepping back into this character after almost two decades, and her recent adaptation of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. In it, Tracy-Ann plays a female version of the Jewish character, Shylock, and sets the action in 1930s London during the rise of Oswald Mosley, the antisemitic founder of the British Union of Fascists.We look back at Tuesday's special programme, live from the Radio Theatre in Broadcasting House in London, looking at the support for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities – or SEND as it's often known in England. Nuala heard from guest panellists including Kellie Bright, an actress in EastEnders but also a mum to a child with SEND, Katie, who is 17 and says she was completely failed by the SEND system, Marsha Martin, the founder and CEO of the charity Black SEN Mamas and the Minister for School Standards, Catherine McKinnell.Visual artist Bharti Kher's new exhibition, Target Queen at the Southbank Centre, features supersized bindis reimagined from their microscopic form to the macro size worn by the goddess, transforming the brutalist building into a powerful feminine force. Bharti joins Anita to discuss the exhibition.The newly elected Chair of the Women and Equalities Select Committee, Labour MP Sarah Owen, joins Anita Rani on the programme to discuss the remit of her new role and what she hopes to achieve.A new play, The Lightest Element, which has opened at Hampstead Theatre, explores the life and career of astronomer Cecila Payne-Gaposchkin, the first person to work out what stars are made of. Anita is joined by actor Maureen Beatie, who plays Cecilia, and the playwright Stella Feehilly.

Social media influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are facing charges in Romania of human trafficking and organised crime. If found guilty, they could be jailed for more than 10 years. They strongly deny the charges against them. Now, two British women not involved with the Romanian case, have given detailed first-hand accounts to the BBC, against Andrew Tate, of alleged rape and sexual violence. The allegations date back at least 10 years, to when Mr Tate was living in Luton. BBC Panorama reporter Ruth Clegg joins Nuala McGovern to discuss. Tracy-Ann Oberman has reprised her role as Eastenders' Chrissie Watts. She talks to Nuala about stepping back into this character after almost two decades, and her recent adaptation of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. In it, Tracy-Ann plays a female version of the Jewish character, Shylock, and sets the action in 1930s London during the rise of Oswald Mosley, the antisemitic founder of the British Union of Fascists.Around 1,700 prisoners will be freed tomorrow when the government's new early release scheme, SDS40, comes in to effect. We look at both the impact that this scheme will have on women who have been the victims of crime and the experiences of women in prison. Nuala speaks to Andrea Coomber KC, Chief Executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform which campaigns for prison reform.Rebecca Middleton was in her late 30s when she was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm. It is a condition that's believed to be more common in women than men and in Rebecca's case it was hereditary – she lost her grandmother and mother to the condition, which is what led to her own genetic testing. Rebecca has since had successful surgery to remove the aneurysm and has also created the charity, Hereditary Brain Aneurysm Support to help other people going through it. In Paris, pouring rain and exploding fireworks ended the Paralympics last night with drenched, dancing Paralympians. Nuala is joined by Paralympian turned broadcaster, Rachael Latham to talk about the standouts, surprises and legacy of the Games.Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Maryam Maruf Studio Manager: Bob Nettles

Charlie and Lucy Barker (The Other Side Of Mrs Wood) discuss Victorian mediums both factual and fictionalised - their work, the spiritualism that led to their popularity, the social circles, the rivalry, the rumours of fraud, and the women's roles as early grief counselors. We also talk about the early days of the Suffrage movement and various aspects of the book's ending. Please note there is a very mild swear word in this episode. The Courtauld's exhibition of Georgiana Houghton's spirit paintings A preview of Tracy Ann Oberman's audio version of The Other Side Of Mrs Wood Lucy's blog post on the postal service in Victorian times One Night At McCool's Lucy's blog post on using Notting Hill Where to find Lucy online Blog || Twitter || Instagram Where to find Charlie online Website || Twitter || Instagram Discussions 01:50 The real mediums who inspired the book: Agnes Guppy and Florence Cook 05:17 Lucy talks about how mediums in general were able to escape accusations of falsehood despite many being outed as frauds 08:53 The fickleness and loyalty of medium patrons 10:35 Why the Victorians were in to Spiritualism 14:00 The importance of the references to America throughout the book - America's own spiritualism 15:27 Mrs Wood, Miss Newman, and Miss Finch 19:07 The very early days of the women's suffrage movement 22:30 About Mrs Wood's circle of people 26:35 How Mrs Wood seeing herself as providing a service for grieving people, and the role of mediums in early grief counseling 29:34 The comedy in the book, and Lucy speaks briefly about her next book in the context of humour 30:58 Lucy's use of letters in the book, and Mr Clore's columns 33:23 The ending: why Lucy chose the ending she did for Mrs Wood and Mr Larson 35:32 Charlie thought it was going to be revealed that Miss Finch could really talk to spirits - Lucy discusses this point. Listen in! 37:24 The ending: Mrs Wood and Miss Finch and their terms 39:20 Lucy tells us about the locations in the book: Victorian-era Notting Hill, Portobello Road, Ladbroke Grove 42:32 Lucy gives us more information about her next book

Jane's got some time to kill, so she and Fi are asking what the point of shopping is, talking about how to break into a so-called tight-knit community, and coming up with a very unusual version of Kafka's Metamorphosis. They're joined by actor Tracy-Ann Oberman to talk about her starring role as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice 1936.If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radioFollow us on Instagram! @janeandfiAssistant Producer: Kate LeeTimes Radio Producer: Rosie Cutler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clive Anderson and Richie Anderson are joined by Tracy-Ann Oberman, Daliso Chaponda, Annette Badland and Mathew Baynton for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from BenObi and Gaby Kettle, recorded at Stratford Playhouse, Stratford-upon-Avon.

Today's guest, Tracy-Ann Oberman has made a career out of defying expectations. After training as an actor she went straight to the RSC before deciding to study standup so she could switch between comedy and drama. She has starred in Dr Who, Friday Night Dinner, It's a sin, amongst many others But It was when she got the role of Chrissie Watts (Dirty Den's second wife on Eastenders - sorry kids if you don't know WTH I'm talking about!) That she became a household face and name.Right now, she is breaking more new ground, as the first actress to play Shylock in a landmark production of the Merchant of Venice. Shakespeare's classic is transported to 1930s London and Tracy-Ann plays Shylock as a tough, no-nonsense jewish matriarch inspired by her grandmother.Tracy-Ann and I zoomed during a break in rehearsals to talk about the matriarchs that shaped her, refusing to be put in a box, standing up to anti-semitism, making your own opportunities as you get older, in praise of “pushy”, the importance of “putting your face on” and the power of older women in amazing shoes.This episode was recorded before the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023.If you enjoyed this episode you might also like my conversations with Minnie Driver and Sheila Hancock. For more info on the Merchant of Venice 1936 tour dates visit The Merchant of Venice 1936.* You can buy all the books mentioned in this podcast at The Shift bookshop on Bookshop.org, including the book that inspired this podcast, The Shift: how I lost and found myself after 40 - and you can too, by me.* And if you'd like to support the work that goes into making this podcast and get a weekly newsletter plus loads more content including exclusive transcripts of the podcast, why not join The Shift community, come and have a look around at www.theshiftwithsambaker.substack.com• The Shift (on life after 40) with Sam Baker is created and hosted by Sam Baker and edited by Juliette Nicholls @ Pineapple Audio Production. If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate/review/follow as it really does help other people find us. And let me know what you think on twitter @sambaker or instagram @theothersambaker. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy Sunday, today on The Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose:Tracy-Ann Oberman tells us all about her role in a new production of The Merchant Of Venice.We play another round of Big in Japan, as well as the Word Up rollover from last week... will someone finally guess the missing word?! And Graham and Maria McErlane try solve your dilemmas in Graham's Guide.See more on our socials just look up @VirginRadioUK! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob welcomes actress and playwright Tracy-Ann Oberman to the latest episode of his podcast. The duo delves into the fascinating journey of Tracy-Ann's career, touching on her iconic roles in "EastEnders" and "Toast of London," the cult comedy series with Matt Berry. Tracy also tells Rob about her new role as the first-ever female Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice,” out from 21st September....See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Star of Friday Night Dinner, EastEnders and Toast of London, the actor and writer Tracy-Ann Oberman joins our chief theatre critic Nick Curtis in between performances of the Merchant of Venice 1936.Tracy-Ann on why she's always wanted to do the play despite "hating" it because it was written “at a time of huge antisemitism”. She explains how this new production can be used as an educational tool. Also, we review Romeo and Julie, a production by Rachel O'Riordan which is currently on at the National, starring It's a Sin's Callum Scott Howells.And our thoughts on Trouble in Butetown at Donmar Warehouse, directed by Tinuke Craig and written by Diana Nneka Atuona.In this episode:Part one: Romeo and Julie review with Nick Clark and Nick CurtisPart two: Tracy-Ann Oberman interview for the Merchant of Venice 1936 (7 mins 39)Part three: Trouble in Butetown review with Nick Curtis and Nancy Durrant (16 mins 10) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tracy-Ann Oberman on playing a female Shylock in the RSC's new 1936 version of The Merchant Of Venice at Watford Palace Theatre. As the Oldham Coliseum is forced to close at the end of March, reporter Charlotte Green updates the story of the diversion of Arts Council funding from the theatre to the local council. Actor Michael B Jordan tells Samira about making his directorial debut with Creed III, while reprising the role of boxing champion Adonis Creed in the third sequel to the Rocky franchise. Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Eliane Glaser

The Merchant of Venice remains one of Shakespeare's most controversial plays, but how does a gender-swapped Shylock change things? In this week's Chops, Hannah finds out as she chats to actor and playwright Tracy-Ann Oberman, who is about to start a UK tour playing theatre's most notorious money lender. They chat about Tracy-Ann's tough-as-nails female ancestors, anti-semitism then and now, Twitter pile-ons and a whole lot more.* The Merchant of Venice 1936 opens at Watford Palace Theatre on February 27, ahead of a national tour. https://watfordpalacetheatre.co.uk/events/the-merchant-of-venice-1936/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom Sutcliffe is joined by critics Karen Krizanovich and Michael Billington to review The Fabelmans and the 40th anniversary production of Noises Off. Steven Spielberg's new film, The Fabelmans, is a portrait of the artist as a young man, chronicling the development of Sam Fabelman, a boy drawn irresistibly to film-making. He finds meaning, and achieves some power, through his art. Critics Karen Krizanovich and Michael Billington assess Spielberg's fictional autobiography. They also review the fortieth anniversary production of Noises Off, Michael Frayn's farce about a troubled touring company putting on a farce, as it opens in the West End with a cast including Felicity Kendal, Tracy-Ann Oberman and Joseph Millson. Director Joe Cornish, best known for his sci-fi comedy Attack the Block, talks about heading up a new TV drama series Lockwood and Co. Based on the young adult novels by Jonathan Stroud, it follows a group of teenage ghost hunters. Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Kirsty McQuire

Join us for our discussion of It's a Sin! It's a Sin is a British television drama miniseries written and created by Russell T Davies and developed by Red Production Company. The five-part series is set from 1981 to 1991 in London. It depicts the lives of a group of gay menand their friends who lived during the HIV/AIDS crisis in the United Kingdom. It's a Sin features a main cast consisting of Olly Alexander as Ritchie Tozer, Omari Douglas as Roscoe Babatunde and Callum Scott Howells as Colin Morris-Jones, who all move to London. Lydia West, Nathaniel Curtis and David Carlyle play the characters of Jill Baxter, Ash Mukherjee and Gregory Finch respectively. Together they form the ensemble which the show focuses on most. Other actors cast were Keeley Hawes, Shaun Dooley, Tracy Ann Oberman, Neil Patrick Harris and Stephen Fry

Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode celebrate one of the great doyennes of Hollywood in what would have been her centenary year. Cultural historian Christopher Frayling joins Mark to revisit the rare career retrospective interview he conducted with Day in 1989. And Ellen speaks to Queer cinema expert Emma Smart and singer Rufus Wainwright about the importance of both Doris Day and Judy Garland, who would also have turned 100 in 2022, to LGBTQIA+ communities. Plus actor and writer Tracy-Ann Oberman shares her favourite Doris Day film in Viewing Notes. Screenshot is Radio 4's guide through the ever-expanding universe of the moving image. Every episode, Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode journey through the main streets and back roads connecting film, television and streaming over the last hundred years. Producer: Hester Cant A Prospect Street production for BBC Radio 4

Jonny Weldon is an actor and comedian best known for his hilarious viral twitter videos based around the life of an actor. Everyone wants to be in Jonny's video and he's collaborated with such stars as Russel Tovey, Tracy-Ann Oberman, John Challis and most recently with the Emmy winning stars of Ted Lasso, Nick Mohammed and Hannah Waddingham. Even Ricky Gervais is a fan! Jonny Weldon is guest 169 on My Time Capsule and he chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things he'd like to put in a time capsule; four he'd like to preserve and one he'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Follow Jonny Weldon on Twitter: @jonnyyweldon .Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens and Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by Matthew Boxall .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a brand new episode of Who? and WHO is your Oscars(fanfavorite.com)? The 'World's Hottest Grandma' (...OK but, from Australia) wins a Maxim bikini contest that changes her life, an Eastenders actress calls out a Michelin chef (and her husband, mostly), a new(!!!) Skarsgard brother/actor appears in our mentions and Baz Luhrmann's Elvis biopic stars Austin Butler (whooo) and Elon Musk's new 'lover', Natasha Bassett? Plus, Shanna Moakler and her fiancé break up (but probably not), Lizzo steps out with a masked mystery man, Kate Hudson's son is dating the Other Apatow Daughter (& Tony Hawk's son dates Kurt Cobain's daughter!). Meanwhile, JFK's dating a Brazilian singer (or something like that) and Lil Huddy is just "Huddy" now. OKAY!?!?!?!?!?!?! Call 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions, comments & concerns, and we may play your call on a future episode. Support us and get a ton of bonus content over on Patreon.com/WhoWeekly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on Marshall Matters Winston is joined by British actress Tracy-Ann Oberman, star of Afterlife, Toast of London, Ridley Road and Eastenders, to name but a few. Tracy-Ann discussed the problem of anti-Semitism with relation to Equity - the trade union for actors - as well as in the entertainment industry more broadly and beyond. 

This week on Marshall Matters Winston is joined by British actress Tracy-Ann Oberman, star of Afterlife, Toast of London, Ridley Road and Eastenders, to name but a few. Tracy-Ann discussed the problem of anti-Semitism with relation to Equity - the trade union for actors - as well as in the entertainment industry more broadly and beyond. 

This week Pilot Clubbers Kay and Abbie talk comedy, crime and what to do if your writing or career has hit a wall with Janice Hallett. Janice's first novel “The Appeal” and was Sunday Times Crime book of the Year and her recently published second, “The Twyford Code” was featured in the latest Guardian round-up of best new crime fiction. Featuring clips from “Two Ladies” with Tracy-Ann Oberman, Arabella Weir, Amer Chadha Patel, Robert Webb, Anna Crilly and Dan Mersh and resident actor Emily Chase. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, we're embarking on a journey to the far north of Europe. To a place of summer midnight sun and the magical northern lights of the winter. The Land of a Thousand Lakes. A place where saunas are as common as cafes. And, with just a few days to go until Christmas, I imagine it's a hive of activity given that Lapland in the north of the country is the home of Santa Claus and his elves. Of course, I'm talking about Fantastic Finland.And I'm joined by two wonderful guests today to help bring this diverse and beautiful country to life. First, we'll hear from the actress Tracy-Ann Oberman. You'll know Tracy-Ann from shows like EastEnders, Friday Night Dinner, It's A Sin and Ridley Road. She has a special connection to Finland, which she'll tell us about when she shares her Finnish travel diaries, coming up.And then, we're joined by Finland Destination Expert, and food and travel writer, Bre Graham, who has travelled extensively around the country, and shares so many brilliant different recommendations and tips, for places to visit, stay, eat, and what to bring home in your suitcase. Tracy-Ann Oberman's Destination Recap:Temppeliaukio Church, HelsinkiRestaurant Nasinneula, TampereMuseum Centre Vapriikki, TampereSuomenlinna, HelsinkiMoomin World, Naantali Bre's Recap: Löyly Helsinki sauna, HelsinkiGoodio Chocolate Factory, VantaaNolla Restaurant, Helsinki Finnish LaplandLake Inari, SápmiAlbina Ravintola & Viinibaari, Kallio, HelsinkiSt George Hotel, Helsinki Lapland Hotel, HelsinkiIf you would like to read more about Finland head to visitfinland.com. If you enjoyed today's episode don't forget to subscribe. And come and follow me on Instagram - I'm @hollyrubenstein. Have a very Happy Christmas and thanks so much for listening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We examine the issue of antisemitism in the world of theatre on the back of the Royal Court scandal in which it called its billionaire baddie Hershel Fink - but claimed he wasn't Jewish. With actors Tracy Ann Oberman, Louisa Clein and Murray Hecht and director Adam Lenson. Presented by Nicole Lampert.

My guest this week on Feed My Curiosity is the brilliant Tracy-Ann Oberman. A star of the stage, screen and radio, Tracy Ann is a household name and much loved personality. We delved deep into her childhood loves and hates, and discovered what foods make her tick and make her happy. I'm Steven Carter-Bailey and welcome to Feed My Curiosity. This brand-new podcast is all about our personal relationships with food. I bake each of my fabulous guests a cake of their choice to enjoy as we discuss their childhood favourites, food first loves, cooking disasters and their guilty pleasures.Feed My Curiosity is brought to you in association with the Cook Expert from Magimix. For a limited time you can enjoy 15% off a brand-new Cook Expert when you use the promo code FEEDMY15 at the checkout. T's & C's applyFind out more exclusively at https://www.stevencarterbailey.co.uk/magimix-terms-conditionsNew episodes will be released every Tuesday so don't forget to like and follow in your usual podcast app.Find out more about Steven at www.stevencarterbailey.co.ukFollow me on social media:www.instagram.com/spongecakesquaretinhttps://twitter.com/feedmypodcastThis podcast is produced by the www.thepodcastcoach.co.uk

Joining Kate this week for this hilarious LIVE show are Julie Graham, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Denise Welch, Alison Newman, Angela Griffin and Tamzin Outhwaite. They chat about filming the lockdown series Dun Breedin, feeling fabulous during the menopause, and celebrating true female friendship. Tune in!Do remember to follow us on Instagram (@whitewineqt) & Twitter (@WhiteWineQT) to keep up to date with the latest guests, news and more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I'm Steven Carter-Bailey and welcome to Feed My Curiosity. This brand-new podcast is all about our personal relationships with food. I bake each of my fabulous guests a cake of their choice to enjoy as we discuss their childhood favourites, food first loves, cooking disasters and their guilty pleasures.Some of the fabulous guests coming up in this first season include Eastenders legend, Tracy Ann Oberman, TV's Dr Ranj Singh, Nicola Coughlan from Derry Girls and Miranda star Sarah Hadland. New episodes will be released every Tuesday so don't forget to like and follow in your usual podcast app. Feed My Curiosity is brought to you in association with the Cook Expert from Magimix. Find out more about Steven at www.stevencarterbailey.co.ukFollow me on social media www.instagram.com/spongecakesquaretinThis podcast is produced bywww.thepodcastcoach.co.uk

Welcome back! It's week 34 of the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose, here is what to come in this week's podcast. Graham and Maria are back to solve your problems in Graham's Guide.Show Chef Martha Collison feeds us an autumnal classic and a vegetable snack. This week guests include: American actor, Kieran Culkin joins us live in the studio to talk to us about the return of Succession as it hits our screens for its third season!Teacher, music enthusiast and writer, Jeffery Boakye tells us about his brand new book, Musical Truth.Head Judge of Strictly Come Dancing, Shirley Ballas gives us an insight of her new autobiography Behind The Sequins as well as some gossip behind Strictly. And Tracy-Ann Oberman tells us about the second SEAson of Sandylands (see what we did there…) as well as her amazing role in Ridley Road. Graham is back on your radio for the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose every Saturday and Sunday from 9.30am on Virgin Radio UK. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nihal, Scott and Hayley are joined by Ridley Road star Tracy-Ann Oberman. Plus reviews of Murder Island on Channel 4 and Squid Game – which is poised to become Netflix's biggest original show EVER!

This week we're joined in the virtual Pod Save the Queen Studio by the incredibly talented co-creator and cast of a new stage show about all our favourite royals - The Windsors: Endgame. Co-creator Bert Tyler-Moore talks about writing the characters of Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cambridge and Meghan Markle, while the show's stars - Tom Durrant Pritchard, Tracy Ann Oberman and Harry Enfield give a bit of an insight into the West End newcomer.

This week our guest on the podcast is none other than the lovely Tracy-Ann Oberman! Tracy's an actress, writer and activist who has graced stage, screen and radio alike, working on TV shows such as Eastenders, Doctor Who, Friday Night Dinner, It's a Sin…. dozens of Radio plays, countless stage plays…. she's a British institution! Tracy and I talk about her life, her career, and about how she fights against antisemitism in the UK, using her voice to stand up against injustice and oppression in its many forms... Tracy-Ann's IG: @tracyanno Tracy-Ann's Twitter: @TracyAnnO -- This episode is sponsored by Northern Powerhouse Media. To find out more about Northern Powerhouse Media's extensive range of products, go to npmedia.co.uk. Use promo code SODSPOD for a 50% introductory discount on your first order. If you'd like to support Sod's Law you can become a Sod's Law patron at patreon.com/sodspod from as little as £1 /$1 a month - there are different tiers including ad-free episodes, giveaways and more!

In our second episode of stories picked by the Big Finish Randomoid Selectortron, we review Doctor Who Short Trips: Gardens of the Dead featuring Mark Strickson as Turlough and Torchwood: One Rule featuring Tracy-Ann Oberman as Yvonne Hartman. Plus, Dwayne's heart is broken as he shares an email from a listener who doesn't appreciate his humour. Of course, the burning question on everyone's lips is.... which stories will the Randomoid Selectortron throw up next? Recommendations Philip recommends Torchwood: Lease of Life (Big Finish Audio) Dwayne recommends Doctor Who: The Paradise of Death (3rd Doctor, Sarah Jane and Brigadier story, BBC) Philip Edney on Twitter Dwayne Bunney on Twitter The Sirens of Audio on YouTube Theme music by Husky by the Geek Email: sirensofaudio@gmail.com Website: sirensofaudio.com Twitter: @AudioSirens Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/sirensofaudio/ Clips and music are copyright BBC and Big Finish. No infringement is intended. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sirensofaudio/message

Joining Kate this week is radio, theatre and television actress & star of It's A Sin; Tracy-Ann Oberman. Best known for her work in TV shows such as EastEnders, Friday Night Dinner and now Channel 4's brand new hit show. The series follows a group of friends, mostly in their late teens and early twenties, who move to London in 1981 and have their lives turned upside down by HIV & Aids, spanning a decade until 1991. In this episode, Tracy-Ann touches upon her battles on social media, making it her mission to cut out all forms of prejudice, particularly towards the Jewish communities such as the one she is so proud to be a part of. Tune in for a really fascinating listen with an incredible lady. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spoiler Alert: She killed Dirty Den in Eastenders. She was in Big Train with Simon Pegg. She's Toast of London's desired lady friend. She adapted The Merchant of Venice and played Shylock. She's been trolled on Twitter for speaking about anti-Semitism. And we used to sneak onto the set of the Royle Family and sit in 'that' chair. She is, Tracy-Ann Oberman.

‘Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner’ was a famous 1967 film about an inter-racial marriage in the US. Filmed against the backdrop of race riots that took place the same year, it starred Sidney Poitier, Spencer Tracey, Katherine Hepburn and Katherine Houghton. Actor, Tracy-Ann Oberman has written a play called ‘That Dinner of 67’ looking at what happened during the making of the film. She talks to Andrea Catherwood about playing the iconic Ms Hepburn. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has deemed an Instagram campaign by online shopping firm Klarna, that ran in April and May, as ‘irresponsible’ for encouraging shoppers to use their ‘buy now, pay later’ service to cheer themselves up during the pandemic. The Swedish company has over 10 million customers in the UK, with an average age of 33. Its model allows payments to be staggered for products, with no fees or interest. Consequently, companies with similar models to Klarna, do not have to abide by Financial Conduct Authority rules, and thus customers are not protected and risk getting into debt. The Labour MP Stella Creasy is spearheading a campaign to make an amendment to the Financial Services Bill to better protect consumers. In her book ‘The Little Library Christmas’, Australian-born food writer Kate Young guides you through the Christmas period with festive food, edible gifts, reading recommendations and suggestions for Christmas films. She joins Andrea to talk about how to Cook the Perfect Jansson’s Temptation – a Swedish dish that she cooks every year as one of her Christmas rituals. The stereotypical Christmas scene is familiar - a big house, warm fireplace, and plenty of space for Father Christmas to leave the presents. But that's not the reality for most children. Which is why Hollie McNish wrote her poem 'You do not need a chimney', to reassure children living in flats and hostels that St Nick will still be able to get to them. Hollie joins us to read the poem, along with Sue Whitfield, who's had help from Homestart - the charity that will benefit from sales of the poem. Presenter: Andrea Catherwood Producer: Kirsty Starkey Interviewed Guest: Tracy-Ann Oberman Interviewed Guest: Stella Creasy Interviewed Guest: Kate Young Interviewed Guest: Holly McNish Interviewed Guest: Sue Whitfield Photographer: Joseph Sinclair

A coronavirus spike means a tightening of Britain’s lockdown and a Tory MP blames ethnic minorities. Plus, Evgeny Lebdev, Claire Fox, John Woodcock and Boris Johnson’s brother get seats in the House of Lords. And Jane Heybroek’s legal battle with Tracy-Ann Oberman and Rachel Riley.

A coronavirus spike means a tightening of Britain’s lockdown and a Tory MP blames ethnic minorities. Plus, Evgeny Lebdev, Claire Fox, John Woodcock and Boris Johnson’s brother get seats in the House of Lords. And Jane Heybroek’s legal battle with Tracy-Ann Oberman and Rachel Riley.

This week's JN podcast is headlined by two renowned actresses - Tracy-Ann Oberman speaks about her role as a judge on Jewish News latest initiative, 80 over 80, and Maureen Lipman discusses an upcoming performance of her late husband's final play. We also hear from the United Synagogue​'s Michael Goldstein and Liberal Judaism​'s Rabbi Charley Baginsky on plans for shul reopenings. Ashley Blaker offers his light-hearted take on the week.

HELLO! We might have reached the bit in lockdown where we're all cutting our own hair with the wild abandonment of a drunk sheep shearer, but episode 5 is here as a tea break from all of that. And it's a good one. My conversation today is with Tracy-Ann Oberman (Friday Night Dinner, Toast Of London, Doctor Who), who is just a glorious person. So warm and interesting and she, correctly, takes her tea very strong.We spoke about the effects of lockdown on work in a really honest chat. She spoke about cancelled projects and adjusting to the new world, and how she's still managing to film a new comedy drama direct from her home. She's one of the hardest working actors out there, and three of her shows have landed all at once – Friday Night Dinner, After Life and Code 404. We speak about them all, plus Doctor Who in lockdown and a new Russell T Davies project.We reached the top 100 in the Apple Podcast charts last week for TV & Film, and that's all down to you for sharing and subscribing. Just recommending this pod to one person helps so much. There are some excellent guests lined up in the next few weeks, and I can't wait for you to hear our first international edition soon. Follow @QuaranTeaBreak on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.If you'd like to support the podcast, why not buy me a coffee (or ideally, a tea): https://ko-fi.com/quaranteabreak.See you very soon, and please stay indoors.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-quarantea-break-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nikki Bedi and Arthur Smith are joined by Christopher Eccleston, Tracy-Ann Oberman and Big Zuu for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Richard Thompson and Vilray.

We're BACK! Recorded live at the London Podcast Festival, Trolled returns as Tracy-Ann Oberman brings two fantastic guests to the first ever live recording of the show. Joining her are journalist, political commentator and author Nick Cohen along with the tv presenter, mathematician and prominent online bullying campaigner, Rachel Riley. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To say this gathering at Parliament Square organised by Campaign Against Antisemitism attracted a cross-section of society is an understatement. All the present to show their support for the Jewish community. The anxiety ahead of the poll was palpable in the crowd. This episode includes excerpts from rousing speeches made by TV Judge Robert Rinder and actor and writer Tracy-Ann Oberman. It seems the Jewish community has many friends. Listen to Pakistan’s Christian community in support of Israel, comedian Al Murray who has a personal history of opposing antisemitism, Jewish and Zionist activist Damon Lenszner and Jewish communist, Jonathan Silberman who stood in the 2019 General Election against David Lammy in Tottenham. Jonathan might be workers first but he also fights antisemitism on the left and supports Israel’s right to exist. Communism isn’t for most - but give him a listen. In calling himself a communist, he might just be more intellectually honest about himself - where other politicians aren’t. I make these podcasts voluntarily. If you enjoy them, please consider helping me at https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=BW4GZLQCCL29Y&item_name=Podcast+production+¤cy_code=GBP&source=url

As the 2019 calendar strikes December, we are officially one month until new Doctor Who (likely) returns on January 1! And to that end, we bring you an interview Steven did with Tosin Cole, recorded live on stage at Chicago TARDIS, where Tosin teases elements of Series 12 of Doctor Who while also discussing his work on Series 11. But before that, Paul Booth drops by to talk with Steven about the convention, the news of the week, that Series 12 trailer, and more! Links:   – Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! – Chicago TARDIS 2019 – Pearl Mackie announced as Gallifrey One guest – Tracy-Ann Oberman, Tracie Simpson headline Gallifrey One guest announcement – Doctor Who (likely) returns January 1 – New First and Thirteenth Doctor and Companion sets from Hero Collector – Big Finish Class series 3 & 4 announced, due April 2020 – Big Finish The Prisoner Volume 3 released – Doctor Who Infinity Announces Full Launch Interview: – Tosin Cole

Malta is to hold an independent public inquiry into the murder of anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. BBC investigative journalist, Alys Harte was the journalist adviser on the recent Radio 4 drama about Daphne’s life and explains the latest developments. What does it take for a mother to stop loving her child? Tracy-Ann Oberman plays a woman whose teenage son is accused of violent sexual crimes in ‘Mother of Him’. While, playwright Anupama Chandrasekhar's new play ‘When the Crows Visit’, set in India, examines the same crisis. They discuss how they have approached a most difficult subject. Suzanne Ciani was an early pioneer in electronic music and sound design in the 60s and 70s. The five time Grammy award nominated composer joins talks about a career spanning four decades. And, we continue our look at the power of music to change the lives of women with dementia. Today we discuss why and how music can be so important for people living with dementia. Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Ruth Watts

This week, Nathan’s hiding in a sarcophagus, James is transfixed by a giant ball, Todd keeps trying to lure his workmates into the next office, and Richard just wishes Tracy-Ann Oberman would do a better job with her hair — while all around them, Cybermen are busily pressing themselves into the skin of the universe. Our flight through Series 2 is nearly at an end, so it’s time to face an entire Army of Ghosts. 

The internet has become a dark place in recent times, so here comes Tracy Ann Oberman and a whole host of celebrity friends to shine a light on what it’s like to be trolled. If you’re finding it hard to engage online about any issue you feel strongly about, and you can't express your opinion because keyboard warriors bully and threaten and attack, then this podcast will be a balm to your soul. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a week off, normal service is resumed and British super star of stage and screen Tracey Ann Oberman joins Jo and James in the podcupboard this week.They chat about ruthless ambition, super-sweet people, finding the perfect hobby and there are rumours abound that Theresa May is related to Jo…Join in the conversation using #isitjustmepodcast, email us your “is it just me?” thoughts on isitjustmepodcast@gmail.com, and find us on Twitter... @jo_elvin | @JamesConradW12 | and on Instagram... @jo_elvin | @JamesConradW12 | See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brexit: The Uncivil War stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Rory Kinnear as the leaders of the Leave and Remain campaigns. Written by James Graham, the one-off Channel 4 drama follows the campaigns as they compete for public attention and votes. TV critic David Butcher reviews.The Catcher in the Rye, narrated by 16-year-old Holden Caulfield, is perhaps the classic coming-of-age text of the 20th Century. Why did the book have such an impact and what are the merits of JD Salinger's other work? Literary critic Erica Wagner and American cultural commentator Michael Carlson discuss the writing of this hugely talented and complicated man, to mark Salinger's centenary. Tracy-Ann Oberman, perhaps best known as Chrissie Watts in EastEnders, discusses her new roles in the Harold Pinter plays Party Time and Celebration. They are being performed as part of a six month season at the Pinter Theatre in London where they are bringing together all of his one-act productions.Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Ben Mitchell

With Nick off sick, Benji presents a bijou, compact podcast with a special guest and two 15-minute drama teases. Guest star: Tracy-Ann Oberman . Drama teases: Time War 2 and Class Volume 1.

On this episode, we loved talking to Nicola Stephenson about her work on Brookside, her West-End play “Stepping Out” with Amanda Holden, Angela Griffin & Tracy Ann-Oberman & Tamzin Outhwaite and her time within that amazing production! We also have a chat about the Industry and its change throughout the years. Find out more at... The post Episode 8 – Nicola Stephenson appeared first on Love Talkin'.

Emily Watson discusses her role as Marmee March, the mother of four daughters, in the new BBC TV adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel Little Women, set in 1860s Massachusetts against the background of the American Civil War.As the landmark film The Graduate turns 50 today, actress Tracy Ann Oberman and film critic MaryAnn Johanson discuss how the character of the seductress Mrs Robinson shaped the role of the older woman on screen.Ahead of this year's Doctor Who Christmas Special which features the regeneration of the 12th Doctor, Peter Capaldi, we ask Doctor Who: The Fan Show's Christel Dee exactly what regeneration is, how it works, and what we can expect from the Christmas Special.With only a couple of days left before Christmas, music writer Ben Wardle breathes a sigh of relief that he won't be bombarded for much longer by those perennial Christmas songs, from Wham to Wizzard. He discusses what makes an enduring Christmas pop tune and how having one in your back catalogue can be a nice little earner.Presenter John Wilson Producer Jerome Weatherald Image: Marmee March (EMILY WATSON), Meg March (WILLA FITZGERALD) Credit: BBC/Playground/Patrick Redmond.

Hodl is the second daughter of Tevye, the poor dairyman whose family are at the heart of one of the world’s favourite musicals. She falls in love with Perchik, a student and revolutionary, and follows him into exile in Siberia. “When I got the phone call that I’d been offered [the part], I burst into tears,” says Kingston. Listen as she tells Judi Herman why, and much more about her research for the part, including reading Shalom Aleichem’s original stories on which the musical is based. The actor also discusses her Jewish upbringing; how she and fellow Jewish cast member Tracy-Ann Oberman (who plays Tevye’s wife, Golde) share insights with the rest of the cast; and the joy of rehearsals with Iranian-born actor and comic Omid Djalili in the role of Tevye.

País Reino Unido Director Tim Whitby Guión Lucy Gannon Música Mark Russell Fotografía Matt Gray Reparto Eddie Marsan, George Mackay, Rob Brydon, Niamh Cusack, Richard McCabe, Bee Bee Sanders, Leigh Quinn, Ben Owen-Jones, David Proud, Nicholas Jones, Tristan Sturrock, Nigel Lindsay, Rachael Spence, Tracy Ann Oberman, Stephen McGonigle, Mali Harries Sinopsis Médico judío en Alemania, el neurólogo Ludwig Guttmann llegó al Reino Unido huyendo de los nazis al inicio de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y se hizo cargo de la unidad de parapléjicos de un hospital en Buckinghamshire. Escandalizado por la forma en que trataban a los enfermos, fuertemente sedados y llenos de llagas por estar atados a la cama, Guttmann transformó radicalmente el tratamiento. Se deshizo de los antiguos equipos y de los sedantes e incluyó actividades deportivas y musicales en la rutina diaria de los pacientes. Aunque al principio sus colegas y superiores se opusieron, pronto demostró la efectividad de su método en el estado físico y emocional de los enfermos, que le trataban como un héroe. Al término de la guerra, Guttmann empieza a organizar competiciones deportivas en silla de ruedas a nivel nacional, sembrando el germen de los futuros Juegos Paralímpicos, cuya primera edición inauguró él mismo en 1960.

Comedian Richard Herring and actor Tracy-Ann Oberman discuss their favourite books with Harriett Gilbert. Richard chooses Slaughterhouse 5 by Kurt Vonnegut. Tracy-Ann's choice is another dystopian novel: Random Acts of Senseless Violence by Jack Womack. And Harriett makes them both laugh with Vanished Years, the second volume of Rupert Everett's memoirs. Produced by Beth O'Dea

Robert Popper, Tracy-Ann Oberman and Jacob Steinberg join Jason Solomons to discuss why Jewish culture was on-trend this year … and why Jews love Christmas lunch

Tracy Ann Oberman goes through the papers with Steve Allen

Do you want the Enhanced Podcast AAC file format? Get our Enhanced Podcast version of this episode using our feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshock.xml Doctor Who: Podshock Episode 12 Week of the 7th of November 2005 Running Time: 1:06:02 In this episode: In the news - Christmas Invasion transmit date announced, Casting News - Andrew Hayden-Smith, Roger Lloyd-Pack, and Tracy-Ann Oberman, TV Moments, Audio Books on CD, Convention Wrap Up, Cardiff Lit Up, and more. Features - Talking TARDIS Money Bank reviewed, The Deviant Strain by Justin Richards book review, Doctor Who: The Second Key - Big Finish... Feedback - Listener feedback: Dalek Rights, Hip-Hop Daleks, MMM Commentaries, and more. Announcements - New Podcast stores open and a new competition with prizes offered, plus a new way to leave us audio feedback by using the Podshock Public Call Box 206-888-4WHO (206-888-4946). Spoilers - Rumours and speculation about The Christmas Invasion and Series 2 with David Tennant. Hosted by James Naughton (UK), Ken Deep (US), and Louis Trapani (US).

Do you need the MP3 file format? Get our MP3 version of this episode using our MP3 dedicated feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshockmp3.xml Doctor Who: Podshock Episode 12 Week of the 7th of November 2005 Running Time: 1:06:02 In this episode: In the news - Christmas Invasion transmit date announced, casting news - Andrew Hayden-Smith, Roger Lloyd-Pack, and Tracy-Ann Oberman, TV Moments, Audio Books on CD, Convention Wrap Up, Cardiff Lit Up, and more. Features - Talking TARDIS Money Bank reviewed, The Deviant Strain by Justin Richards book review, Doctor Who: The Second Key - Big Finish... Feedback - Listener feedback: Dalek Rights, Hip-Hop Daleks, MMM Commentaries, and more. Announcements - New Podcast stores open and a new competition with prizes offered, plus a new way to leave us audio feedback by using the Podshock Public Call Box 206-888-4WHO (206-888-4946). Spoilers - Rumours and speculation about The Christmas Invasion and Series 2 with David Tennant. Hosted by James Naughton (UK), Ken Deep (US), and Louis Trapani (US).