| Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast (RHLSTP) | |
| Hosting: | Richard Herring |
| Language: | English |
| Audio Format: | MP3 |
| Began: | 26 June 2012 |
| Provider: | Go Faster Stripe |
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Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast (or RHLSTP) and Richard Herring's Edinburgh Fringe Podcast are two related comedy podcasts, created and hosted by British comedian Richard Herring. Hosted on The British Comedy Guide, the podcasts are interviews with notable guests, usually fellow comedians. The original Edinburgh Fringe podcast ran from 2011 to 2013,[1] and took place most days[2] for the duration of the Fringe, focusing on interviews with performers at the festival. They also contain short stand-up segments from Fringe performers. The Leicester Square Theatre Podcast, recorded at Leicester Square in London, began in 2012 and follows a similar format, with higher profile guests. It runs for a shorter series than the Edinburgh Fringe version, with weekly recordings.
Both podcasts are performed in front of a paying audience, but released for free download and streaming. Series One and Two of the Leicester Square Theatre Podcast were released solely in audio format, with the exception of Stewart Lee's episode, which was initially released as a DVD Extra for Fist of Fun, Series Two. From Series Three onwards all episodes of the show were released in both audio and video format – initially as a paid download, then free on YouTube. Series Seven was the first to be financed by a Kickstarter campaign in order to cover the costs of production. Since Series Seventeen, Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast has been recorded on tour at different venues and, as such, has been referred to only by the acronym title of RHLSTP. After only one episode of Series Nineteen was recorded, the remainder of the series was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Herring has continued to conduct interviews and provide new content via Twitch during the lockdown.In March 2022 he started releasing the RHLSTP Book Club podcast on Fridays, recorded remotely, where he chatted with authors about one of their books.
| Series One Recorded 3–28 August 2011 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | Stand-Up | ||
| 01 | Michael Legge | Catie Wilkins | |
| 02 | Matthew Crosby | Lou Sanders | |
| 03 | Tony Law | Chris McCausland | |
| 04 | Andy Zaltzman | The Behemoth | |
| 05 | Dan Antopolski | Nick Helm | |
| 06 | Susan Calman | Naz Osmanoglu | |
| 07 | Glenn Wool | Simon Munnery | |
| 08 | Dave Gorman | Nick Doody | |
| 09 | Paul Sinha | Tania Edwards | |
| 10 | Francesca Martinez | Holly Walsh | |
| 11 | Sarah Millican | Sara Pascoe | |
| 12 | Ray Peacock | Katherine Ryan | |
| 13 | Shappi Khorsandi | Simon Donald | |
| 14 | Barry Cryer | Edward Aczel | |
| 15 | Josh Howie | Josh Widdicombe | |
| 16 | Simon Munnery | Matt Green | |
| 17 | Dan Tetsell | Lee Camp | |
| 18 | Al Murray | Martin Mor | |
| 19 | Dave Fulton | Steve Gribbin | |
| 20 | Omid Djalili | Jen Brister | |
| 21 | Paul Provenza | Joe Lycett | |
| 22[3] | Phil Nichol | Markus Birdman | |
| 23 | Rumpel | Matt Kirshen | |
| 24 | Isy Suttie | Andrew O'Neill | |
| 25 | Adam Buxton | Seymour Mace | |
| Series Two Recorded 2–27 August 2012 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | Stand-Up | ||
| 26 | Sarah Kendall | Iszi Lawrence | |
| 27 | Ray Peacock & Ed Gamble | Catie Wilkins | |
| 28 | Marek Larwood | Doug Segal | |
| 29 | Andrew O'Neill | Juliet Meyers | |
| 30 | Simon Munnery | Mary Bourke | |
| 31 | Lucy Porter | Markus Birdman | |
| 32 | Mick Foley | Gavin Webster | |
| 33 | Nina Conti | Christian Reilly | |
| 34 | Matthew Kelly | Matthew Osborn | |
| 35 | Craig Campbell | Helen Keen | |
| 36 | Janet Ellis | Ahir Shah | |
| 37 | Brendon Burns | Gráinne Maguire | |
| 38 | Sarah Millican | Pete Johansson | |
| 39 | Tony Law | Lou Sanders | |
| 40 | Susan Calman | Tiffany Stevenson | |
| 41 | Nick Helm | Jay Foreman | |
| 42 | Simon Donald | Helen Arney | |
| 43 | Al Murray | Celia Pacquola | |
| 44 | Michael Legge | Jarlath Regan | |
| 45 | Felicity Ward | Hayley Ellis | |
| 46 | Nick Doody | Steve Gribbin | |
| 47 | Simon Evans | Lloyd Langford | |
| 48 | Martin Mor | Ro Campbell | |
| 49 | Phil Nichol | Tony Jameson | |
| 50 | Rumpel, Orbax & Pepper | Keir McAllister | |
| Series Four Recorded 5–25 August 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 76 | Doug Anthony All Stars | |
| 77 | James Acaster | |
| 78 | Iain Stirling & Jason Manford | |
| 79 | John Robins & Ahir Shah | |
| Series One Recorded 7 May – 26 June 2012 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 01 | Tim Minchin | |
| 02 | Jonathan Ross | |
| 03 | Francesca Martinez | |
| 04 | Charlie Higson | |
| 05 | Charlie Brooker | |
| 06 | Nick Frost | |
| 07 | David Baddiel | |
| 08 | Stewart Lee | |
| 09 | Armando Iannucci & Graham Linehan | |
| Series Two Recorded 1 October – 3 December 2012 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 10 | Rob Delaney | |
| 11 | Steve Pemberton & Reece Shearsmith | |
| 12 | Peter Serafinowicz | |
| 13 | David Mitchell | |
| 14 | Dave Gorman | |
| 15 | Adam Buxton | |
| Extra | Stand-Up 2012 | |
| 16 | Russell Howard | |
| Series Three Recorded 7 May, 28 May – 1 July 2013 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| Special | Pappy's at Machynlleth Comedy Festival | |
| Special | Sony Awards | |
| 17 | Chris Addison | |
| Extra: | Stand-Up 2013 | |
| 18 | Stephen Fry | |
| 19 | Mary Beard | |
| 20 | John Lloyd | |
| 21 | Russell Brand | |
| 22 | Edgar Wright | |
| 23 | Mark Thomas | |
| 24 | Isy Suttie | |
| 25 | Sean Hughes | |
| Series Four Recorded 30 September – 28 October 2013 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest | ||
| 26 | Shappi Khorsandi | |
| 27 | Rufus Hound | |
| 28 | Miranda Hart | |
| 29 | Miles Jupp | |
| 30 | Dara Ó Briain | |
| 31 | Ross Noble | |
| 32 | Simon Pegg | |
| 33 | Stephen Merchant | |
| Series Five Recorded 17 February – 24 March, 2 May 2014 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 34 | Adam Buxton | |
| 35 | Jenny Eclair | |
| 36 | Helen Zaltzman & Olly Mann | |
| 37 | Robert Llewellyn | |
| 38 | Alexei Sayle | |
| 39 | Greg Davies | |
| 40 | Danny Baker | |
| 41 | Josie Long | |
| 42 | Harry Shearer | |
| 43 | Susan Calman | |
| 44 | Jon Ronson | |
| 45 | Nick Helm | |
| Special | Mike Wozniak at Machynlleth Comedy Festival | |
| Series Six Recorded 29 September – 24 November 2014 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 46 | Katherine Ryan | |
| 47 | Mark Gatiss | |
| 48: | Brendon Burns | |
| 49 | James Acaster | |
| 50 | Steve Coogan | |
| 51 | Sara Pascoe | |
| 52 | Sarah Millican | |
| 53 | Rebecca Front | |
| 54 | Josh Widdicombe | |
| 55 | Andy Zaltzman | |
| 56 | Richard Osman | |
| 57 | Michael Legge | |
| 58 | Milton Jones | |
| 59 | Victoria Coren Mitchell | |
| 60 | Sue Perkins | |
| 61 | Ben Goldacre | |
| 62 | Paul Putner & Trevor Lock | |
| 63 | Stewart Lee (TMWRNJ Special) | |
| Special | Sofie Hagen at the Spike Sligo Festival | |
| Series Seven Recorded 1 June – 27 July 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 64 | Bob Mortimer | |
| 65 | Lou Sanders | |
| 66 | Emma Kennedy | |
| 67 | Romesh Ranganathan | |
| 68 | Robert Webb | |
| 69 | Louis Theroux | |
| 70 | Roisin Conaty | |
| 71 | Johnny Vegas | |
| 72 | Mark Watson | |
| 73 | Robin Ince | |
| 74 | Rob Delaney & Sharon Horgan | |
| 75 | Jessica Hynes | |
| 76 | Bridget Christie | |
| 77 | Brett Goldstein | |
| 78 | Paul Sinha | |
| 79 | Al Murray | |
| 80 | Limmy | |
| 81 | Joe Lycett | |
| Series Eight Recorded 27 September – 29 November 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest | ||
| 82 | Stuart Goldsmith | |
| 83 | Diane Morgan | |
| 84 | Lee Mack | |
| 85 | Janey Godley | |
| 86 | Robert Popper | |
| 87 | Luisa Omielan | |
| 88 | John Finnemore | |
| DVD Exclusive | Richard Herring | |
| 89 | Sarah Kendall | |
| 90 | Eddie Izzard | |
| 91 | Phill Jupitus | |
| 92 | Jack Whitehall | |
| 93 | John Robins | |
| 94 | David Mitchell | |
| 95 | Hal Cruttenden | |
| 96 | Scroobius Pip | |
| 97 | Aisling Bea | |
| 98 | Ray Peacock | |
| 99 | Cariad Lloyd | |
| 100 | Richard Bacon | |
| Series Nine Recorded 6 June – 25 July 2016 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest | ||
| 101 | Iain Lee | |
| 102 | Tony Law | |
| 103 | Lauren Laverne | |
| 104 | Ben Bailey Smith | |
| 105 | Marcus Brigstocke | |
| 106 | David Cross | |
| 107 | Vic Reeves | |
| 108 | Susie Dent | |
| 109 | Nish Kumar | |
| 110 | Matthew Crosby | |
| 111 | Graham Linehan | |
| 112 | Sofie Hagen | |
| 113 | Russell Kane | |
| 114 | Tim Minchin | |
| 115 | Tom Parry | |
| 116 | Elis James | |
| Special | Lord Mayor Dave Taylor at the Great Yorkshire Fringe | |
| Special | Mark Addy at the Great Yorkshire Fringe | |
| Series Ten Recorded 3 October – 28 November 2016 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest | ||
| Special | Dan Schreiber at the London Podcast Festival | |
| 117 | Armando Iannucci | |
| 118 | Hans Teeuwen | |
| 119 | Dane Baptiste | |
| 120 | Caitlin Moran | |
| 121 | Will Smith | |
| 122 | Tony Robinson | |
| 123 | Kerry Godliman | |
| 124 | Chris Addison | |
| 125 | Ed Gamble | |
| 126 | Deborah Frances-White | |
| 127 | Dawn French | |
| 128 | Tom Davis | |
| 129 | Susan Calman | |
| 130 | Jess Thom aka Touretteshero | |
| 131 | Sarah Millican | |
| 132 | Simon Munnery | |
| 133 | Lucy Porter | |
| 134 | Peter Serafinowicz | |
| Series Eleven Recorded 5 June – 24 July 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| Special | Bec Hill at Wells Comedy Festival | |
| 135 | Paul Merton | |
| 136 | Joe Thomas | |
| 137 | Jessica Knappett | |
| 138 | Adam Buxton | |
| 139 | Zoe Lyons | |
| 140 | Andrew Collins | |
| 141 | David Baddiel | |
| Special | Rahul Kohli and Martin Barrass at the Great Yorkshire Fringe | |
| 142 | Brendon Burns and Craig Quartermaine | |
| 143 | Dan Skinner | |
| 144 | Katy Brand | |
| 145 | Julian Clary | |
| 146 | Limmy | |
| 147 | Arthur Smith | |
| 148 | Robert Webb | |
| 149 | Ed Byrne | |
| 150 | Sara Pascoe | |
| Series Twelve Recorded 16 October – 27 November 2017 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 151 | Ellie Taylor | |
| 152 | Armando Iannucci | |
| 153 | Rachel Parris | |
| 154 | John Moloney | |
| 155 | Jan Ravens | |
| 156 | Ed Miliband and Geoff Lloyd | |
| 157 | Greg Jenner | |
| 158 | Simon Brodkin | |
| 159 | Richard Osman | |
| 160 | Reginald D Hunter | |
| 161 | Johann Hari | |
| 162 | Katy Wix | |
| 163 | Paul Chowdhry | |
| 164 | Dave Gorman | |
| Series Thirteen Recorded 5 February – 2 April 2018 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 165 | Kathy Burke | |
| 166 | Adam Kay | |
| 167 | John Robins and Elis James | |
| 168 | Danielle Ward | |
| 169 | Trevor and Simon | |
| 170 | Jess Phillips | |
| 171 | Mackenzie Crook | |
| 172 | Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Rachel Fairburn aka All Killa No Filla | |
| 173 | Katherine Ryan | |
| 174 | Peter Baynham | |
| 175 | Brian Blessed | |
| 176 | Pippa Evans | |
| 177 | Maria Bamford | |
| 178 | Sophie Willan | |
| 179 | Desiree Burch | |
| 180 | Al Murray | |
| 181 | My Dad Wrote a Porno | |
| 182 | Mark Steel | |
| Special | Jessica Fostekew and Holly Burn at Machynlleth Comedy Festival | |
| Special | Michael Eavis at Wells Comedy Festival (unbroadcast) | |
| Series Fourteen Recorded 24 September – 19 November 2018 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 183 | Jonathan Ames | |
| 184 | Alex Horne | |
| 185 | Ross Noble | |
| Special | Toby Hadoke at Manchester Podcast Festival | |
| 186 | Lou Sanders | |
| Special | Glenn Wool at Manchester Podcast Festival | |
| 187 | Alice Lowe | |
| 188 | Jess Robinson | |
| 189 | Drunk Women Solving Crime | |
| 190 | Greg Davies | |
| 191 | Rose Matafeo | |
| 192 | Nish Kumar | |
| 193 | James O'Brien | |
| 194 | Amanda Abbington | |
| 195 | Joe Lycett | |
| 196 | Fingers on Buzzers | |
| 197 | Rick Edwards | |
| 198 | Sanjeev Bhaskar | |
| 199 | Terry Hall | |
| 200 | Adam Buxton | |
| Series Fifteen Recorded 4 February – 1 April 2019 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 201 | Sathnam Sanghera (recorded at Bilston Town Hall) | |
| Special | Tim Vine at Bristol Slapstick Festival | |
| Special | Joe Thomas and Damon Beesley at Bristol Slapstick Festival | |
| Special | The Goodies at Bristol Slapstick Festival | |
| 202 | Jon Ronson | |
| 203 | Emily Atack | |
| 204 | Rob Brydon | |
| 205 | David Morrissey | |
| 206 | Peter Lord – Komedia Bath | |
| 207 | Kerry Howard – Komedia Bath | |
| 208 | James Acaster | |
| 209 | London Hughes | |
| 210 | Suzi Ruffell | |
| 211 | Joel Dommett | |
| 212 | Matt Forde | |
| 213 | Les Dennis | |
| 214 | Matt Lucas | |
| 215 | Rosie Jones | |
| N/A | Richard E. Grant (unbroadcast) | |
| 216 | Tiff Stevenson | |
| 217 | Adrian Chiles – Birmingham Town Hall | |
| 218 | Nicholas Parsons | |
| 219 | Do The Right Thing Podcast | |
| Special | Kay Mellor – Theatre Royal, Wakefield | |
| 220 | Alice Roberts | |
| Special | Rob Rouse – Theatre Royal, Wakefield | |
| 221 | No Such Thing as a Fish | |
| Special | Fiona Allen at Henley Festival | |
| Special | Richard Herring interviewed by Sarah Benetto at Deer Shed Festival | |
| Special | Rebecca Callard at the Great Yorkshire Fringe | |
| Series Sixteen Recorded 2–25 August 2019 at New Town Theatre, Edinburgh | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guests | ||
| Ed. 1 | Laura Lexx and Tony Law | |
| Ed. 2 | Lucy Beaumont and Scummy Mummies | |
| Ed. 3 | Jena Friedman and Phil Wang | |
| Ed. 4 | Sophie Duker and Vikki Stone | |
| Ed. 5 | Jayde Adams and David O'Doherty | |
| Ed. 6 | John Robins and Snjólaug Lúðvíksdóttir | |
| Ed. 7 | Janey Godley & Ashley Storrie and Spencer Jones | |
| Ed. 8 | Steph Tisdell and Jen Brister | |
| Ed. 9 | Tony Slattery and Isma Alma | |
| Ed. 10 | Lauren Pattison and Geoff Norcott | |
| Ed. 11 | Richard Osman | |
| Ed. 12 | Rob Auton and Lost Voice Guy | |
| Ed. 13 | Arabella Weir and Bryony Kimmings | |
| Ed. 14 | Sunil Patel and Daliso Chaponda | |
| Ed. 15 | Fern Brady and Josie Long | |
| Ed. 16 | Sarah Kendall and Rich Wilson | |
| Ed. 17 | Tommy Tiernan and Sukh Ojla | |
| Ed. 18 | Susan Murray and Alice Fraser | |
| Ed. 19 | George Egg and Cally Beaton | |
| Ed. 20 | Thom Tuck and Tom Rosenthal | |
| Ed. 21 | Flo and Joan and John Kearns | |
| Series Seventeen Recorded 3 April – 26 July 2019 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 222 | Angela Barnes – The Old Market, Brighton | |
| 223 | Stephen Grant – The Old Market, Brighton | |
| N/A | Ricky Wilson – Leeds City Varieties (unbroadcast) | |
| 224 | Mark Charnock and Dominic Brunt – Leeds City Varieties | |
| 225 | Jimmy Cricket – The Lowry, Salford | |
| 226 | Sarah Millican – The Lowry, Salford | |
| 227 | Russell Howard – Kings Place, London | |
| 228 | Sara Barron – Kings Place, London | |
| 229 | Michael Sheen – Kings Place, London | |
| Special | Guilty Feminist Mashup with Siobhan McSweeney – Kings Place, London | |
| 230 | Ed Gamble – Kings Place, London | |
| 231 | Bobby Mair – Warwick Arts Centre | |
| 232 | Caroline Quentin – Warwick Arts Centre | |
| 233 | Shaun Williamson – Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury | |
| 234 | Vic Reeves – Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury | |
| Series Eighteen Recorded 15 September – 6 December 2019 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 235 | Max and Ivan – Cambridge Corn Exchange | |
| 236 | Grayson Perry – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 237 | Annabel Giles – Theatre Royal, Brighton | |
| 238 | Ian McMillan – Sheffield City Hall | |
| 239 | Simon Evans – Theatre Royal, Brighton | |
| 240 | Seann Walsh – Sheffield City Hall | |
| 241 | Jenny Eclair – The Haymarket, Leicester | |
| 242 | Graham Fellows – Hull City Hall | |
| 243 | Grace Petrie – The Haymarket, Leicester | |
| 244 | Lucy Beaumont – Hull City Hall | |
| 245 | Mark Olver – Bristol Old Vic | |
| 246 | Jayde Adams – Bristol Old Vic | |
| 247 | Tape Face – Richmond Theatre | |
| 248 | Nick Frost – Richmond Theatre | |
| 249 | Ahir Shah – Theatre Royal, Winchester | |
| 250 | John Kearns – Theatre Royal, Winchester | |
| 251 | Francesca Stavrakopoulou – Exeter Corn Exchange | |
| 252 | Mike Wozniak – Exeter Corn Exchange | |
| 253 | Dave Johns – The Stand, Newcastle | |
| 254 | Seymour Mace – The Stand, Newcastle | |
| 255 | Robin Ince – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 256 | Athena Kugblenu – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 257 | David Reed – Grand Opera House, York | |
| 258 | Jon Parkin – Grand Opera House, York | |
| 259 | Kate Robbins – Liverpool Playhouse | |
| 260 | Frank Cottrell-Boyce – Liverpool Playhouse | |
| 261 | George Monbiot – Oxford Playhouse | |
| 262 | Paul Sinha – Oxford Playhouse | |
| 263 | Tim Minchin – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 264 | Sara Pascoe – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 265 | Janice Connolly – Manchester Podcast Festival | |
| 266 | Bethany Black – Manchester Podcast Festival | |
| 267 | Rachel Parris – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 268 | Charlie Brooker – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 269 | Olga Koch – Cambridge Corn Exchange | |
| 270 | Konnie Huq – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 271 | Reverend Richard Coles – Northampton Deco | |
| 272 | Steve McNeil – Northampton Deco | |
| 273 | Fern Brady – Theatre Royal, Glasgow | |
| 274 | Limmy – Theatre Royal, Glasgow | |
| Series Nineteen Recorded 9 March 2020 – 20 October 2020 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 275 | Michael Palin – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 276 | Aisling Bea – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 277 | Adam Buxton – Remote record | |
| 278 | Michael Spicer – Remote record | |
| 279 | Mark Watson – Remote record | |
| 280 | Bill Burr – Remote record | |
| 281 | Robert Webb – Remote record | |
| 282 | Kiri Pritchard-McLean – Remote record | |
| 283 | James Acaster – Remote record | |
| 284 | Richard Osman – Remote record | |
| 285 | Greg Jenner – Remote record | |
| 286 | Lauren Pattison – Remote record | |
| 287 | Maisie Adam – Remote record | |
| 288: | Nathan Caton – Remote record | |
| 289 | Daniel Sloss – Remote record | |
| 290 | Jo Caulfield – Remote record | |
| 291 | Bettany Hughes – Remote record | |
| 292 | Bilal Zafar – Remote record | |
| 293 | Sophie Duker – Remote record | |
| 294 | Sindhu Vee – Remote record | |
| Special | Ally and Sally (Victorian dolls) – Remote record | |
| 295 | Maria Konnikova – Remote record | |
| 296 | Michael Fenton Stevens – Remote record | |
| 297 | Michael Ian Black – Remote record | |
| 298 | Stevie Martin – Remote record | |
| 299 | John Kearns – Remote record | |
| 300 | Richard Herring interviewed by John Robins – Angel Comedy Club at The Bill Murray Pub, Islington, London | |
| Series Twenty Recorded 28 October 2020 – 14 April 2021 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 301 | Ed Gamble – Remote record | |
| 302 | Nell Scovell – Remote record | |
| 303 | Arthur Mathews – Remote record | |
| 304 | Kiell Smith-Bynoe – Remote record | |
| 305 | Alistair Green – Remote record | |
| 306 | Marek Larwood – Remote record | |
| 307 | Rhod Gilbert – Remote record | |
| 308 | Lou Conran – Remote record | |
| 309 | Alexei Sayle – Remote record | |
| 310 | Catherine Bohart – Remote record | |
| 311 | Nina Conti – Remote record | |
| 312 | Dr. Sophie Hay – Remote record | |
| 313 | Ashley Storrie – Remote record | |
| 314 | Danny Robins – Remote record | |
| 315 | Nish Kumar – Clapham Grand | |
| 316 | Lou Sanders – Clapham Grand | |
| 317 | Iszi Lawrence – Remote record | |
| 318 | Alice Fraser – Remote record | |
| Special | Joan and Jericha for Comic Relief | |
| 319 | Mary Lynn Rajskub – Remote record | |
| 320 | Jeremy Paxman – Remote record | |
| 321 | Brian Regan – Remote record | |
| 322 | John Oliver – Remote record | |
| 323 | Dominik Diamond – Remote record | |
| 324 | Andi Osho – Remote record | |
| 325 | Pippa Evans – Remote record | |
| Series Twenty-one Recorded 21 April 2021 – 13 August 2021[4] [5] [6] | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 326 | Anneka Rice – Remote record | |
| 327 | Catherine Wilkins – Remote record | |
| 328 | Mae Martin – Remote record | |
| 329 | Felicity Ward – Remote record | |
| 330 | Jackie Weaver – Remote record | |
| 331 | Nigel Planer – Remote record | |
| 332 | Geoff Norcott – Clapham Grand | |
| 333 | Sarah Kendall – Clapham Grand | |
| 334 | Jessie Cave – Clapham Grand | |
| 335 | Johnny Vegas – Clapham Grand | |
| 336 | John Robins – Clapham Grand | |
| 337 | David Baddiel – Clapham Grand | |
| 338 | Isy Suttie – Clapham Grand | |
| 339 | No Such Thing as a Fish – Clapham Grand | |
| 340 | Robin Askwith – Clapham Grand | |
| 341 | James Acaster & Ed Gamble – Clapham Grand | |
| 342 | Jay Rayner – Norwich | |
| 343 | Matthew Holness – Norwich | |
| Series Twenty-Two Recorded 29 August 2021 – 19 February 2022 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 344 | Stevie Martin and Tessa Coates – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 345 | Barry Cryer – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 346 | Bob Mortimer – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 347 | The Parapod – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 348 | David Mitchell – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 349 | Tim Key – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 350 | Louise Wener – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 351 | Adam Buxton and Joe Cornish – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 352 | Katherine Ryan – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 353 | Shaparak Khorsandi – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 354 | Dave Gorman – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 355 | Phil Wang – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 356 | Ben Shephard – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 357 | Deborah Meaden – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 358 | Emma Dabiri – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 359 | Miriam Margolyes – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 360 | Margaret Cabourn-Smith – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 361 | Chris Lynam – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 362 | Peter Baynham – Remote record | |
| 363 | Laura Lexx – Remote record | |
| 364: | Laura Jean Marsh – Remote record | |
| 365 | Gráinne Maguire – Remote record | |
| 366 | David Cross – Remote record | |
| 367 | Ahir Shah – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 368 | Mark Watson – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 369 | Jon Culshaw – St George's, Bristol | |
| Special | Robin Ince and Richard Herring Desert Island Flicks – Watershed, Bristol | |
| 370 | Joz Norris – Leicester Comedy Festival | |
| 371 | Rebecca Wheatley – Leicester Comedy Festival | |
| Special | Robin Ince and Richard Herring Morecambe and Wise – Eric Morecambe Centre, Harpenden | |
| Series Twenty-Three Recorded 28 February 2022 – 29 July 2022 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 372 | Paul Chuckle – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 373 | Janina Ramirez – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 374 | Charley Boorman – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 375 | Terry Christian – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 376 | Maria Bamford – Remote record | |
| 377 | Jamie Demetriou – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 378 | Samira Ahmed Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 379 | Armando Iannucci – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 380 | Rosie Holt – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 381 | Deborah Frances-White – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 382 | Ardal O'Hanlon – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 383 | Freya Parker and Celeste Dring aka Lazy Susan – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 384 | Amy Gledhill – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 385 | Dara Ó Briain – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 386 | Alan Davies – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 387 | Dick and Dom – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 388 | Bilal Zafar – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 389 | Seann Walsh – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 390 | Kunt and the Gang – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 391 | Meryl O'Rourke – The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London | |
| 392 | Daliso Chaponda – Deer Shed Festival, Thirsk | |
| Series Twenty-Four Recorded 3 August 2022 – 9 September 2022 at Assembly Rooms Edinburgh, except ep. 405 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 393 | ||
| 394 | Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Rachel Fairburn aka All Killa No Filla | |
| 395 | ||
| 396 | ||
| 397 | ||
| 398 | ||
| 399 | John Robins | |
| 400 | ||
| 401 | Ed Gamble | |
| 402 | Tim Key | |
| 403 | Sanjeev Kohli | |
| 404 | Omid Djalili | |
| 405 | Doug Stanhope – Remote record | |
| Series Twenty-Five Recorded 5 September 2022 – 28 November 2022 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 406 | Reece Shearsmith – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 407 | Eleanor Morton – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 408 | Pierre Novellie – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 409 | Sally Phillips – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 410 | Bob Mortimer – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 411 | The Socially Distant Sports Bar – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 412 | Sara Pascoe – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 413 | Chris McCausland – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 414 | ||
| 415 | Joe Lycett – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 416 | James Acaster – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 417 | Anneka Rice – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 418 | Victoria Coren Mitchell – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 419 | Philippa Perry – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 420 | Humphrey Ker – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 421 | Mathew Baynton and Jim Howick – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 422 | Sarah Keyworth – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 423 | Rich Hall – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 424 | Sikisa – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 425 | Paul Chowdhry – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 426 | Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| Series Twenty-Six Recorded 30 January 2023 – 27 March 2023 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 427 | Stephen Merchant – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 428 | Fern Brady – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 429 | Josh Widdicombe – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 430 | Tim Key – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 431 | Zoe Lyons – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 432 | Joe Cornish – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 433 | John Kearns – Y Theatre, Leicester | |
| 434 | Nish Kumar – Y Theatre, Leicester | |
| 435 | Eshaan Akbar – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 436 | Al Murray – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 437 | Kiell Smith-Bynoe – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 438 | Catherine Bohart – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 439 | Mark Gatiss – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 440 | Jordan Gray – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 441 | Suggs – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 442 | Rhys James – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 443 | Janet Ellis – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 444 | Sophie Duker – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| Series Twenty-Seven Recorded 27 May 2023 – 17 July 2023 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 445 | Thanyia Moore – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 446 | Jenny Eclair – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 447 | Ola Labib – Forest Arts, New Milton | |
| 448 | Colin Hoult – Hangar Farm Arts Centre, Southampton | |
| 449 | Mike Bubbins – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 450 | Catherine Tate – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 451 | Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 452 | John Robins – Cedars Hall, Wells | |
| 453 | Bridget Christie – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 454 | Adam Rowe – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 455 | Elf Lyons – Angel Comedy Club at The Bill Murray Pub, Islington, London | |
| 456 | Paul Sinha – Angel Comedy Club at The Bill Murray Pub, Islington, London | |
| 457 | Markus Birdman – Forest Arts, New Milton | |
| Audible Comedy Club | Lou Sanders – Remote record | |
| 458 | Alison Spittle – Angel Comedy Club at The Bill Murray Pub, Islington, London | |
| 459 | Paul Foot – Hanger Farms Arts Centre, Southampton | |
| 460 | Ed Byrne – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 461 | Jazz Emu – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 462 | Micky Overman – Angel Comedy Club at The Bill Murray Pub, Islington, London | |
| 463 | Mike Birbiglia – Remote record | |
| 464 | Ben Willbond and Larry Rickard – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 465 | Alistair Green – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 466 | Peter Baynham – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 467 | Nigel Planer – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 468 | Sarah Millican – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| Series Twenty-Eight Recorded 8 September 2023 – 18 November 2023 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 469 | Adil Ray – Birmingham Town Hall | |
| 470 | Joe Lycett – Birmingham Town Hall | |
| 471 | Peter Hooton – Liverpool Playhouse | |
| 472 | Neil Fitzmaurice – Liverpool Playhouse | |
| 473 | Harriet Kemsley – Winchester Theatre Royal | |
| 474 | Matt Green – Winchester Theatre Royal | |
| 475 | Spencer Jones – Northcott Theatre, Exeter | |
| 476 | Peter Richardson – Northcott Theatre, Exeter | |
| 477 | Rob Reiner – Remote record | |
| 478 | Stuart Goldsmith – Bath Komedia | |
| 479 | Jarred Christmas – Bath Komedia | |
| 480 | Lisa McGee – Belfast MAC | |
| 481 | Shane Todd – Belfast MAC | |
| 482 | Vasyl Baidak – Remote record | |
| 483 | Lauren Pattison – Newcastle upon Tyne Stand | |
| 484 | Jason Cook – Newcastle Stand | |
| 485 | Jeff Innocent – Norwich Playhouse | |
| 486 | Robert Bathurst – Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall | |
| 487 | Steve Pemberton – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 488 | Corinne Bailey Rae – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 489 | Amar Latif – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 490 | Sooz Kempner – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 491 | Lee Mack – Princes Hall, Aldershot | |
| 492 | Davina McCall Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 493 | Ross Noble – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 494 | Emma Sidi – Norwich Playhouse | |
| 495 | Joe Pasquale – Norwich Playhouse | |
| 496 | Julia Sawalha – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 497 | Jon Pointing – Northampton Royal | |
| 498 | Abigoliah Schamaun – Northampton Royal | |
| 499 | Jon Ronson – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 500 | Hayley Ellis – Chorley Little Theatre | |
| Series Twenty-Nine Recorded 23 November 2023 – 23 July 2024 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | ||
| 501 | Lloyd Griffith – Nottingham Playhouse | |
| 502 | Scott Bennett and Jemma Bennett – Nottingham Playhouse | |
| 503 | Katie Mulgrew – The Lowry, Salford | |
| 504 | Justin Moorhouse – The Lowry, Salford | |
| 505 | Bob Mortimer – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 506 | Urooj Ashfaq – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 507 | Rufus Jones - Brighton Komedia | |
| 508 | Maisie Adam - Brighton Komedia | |
| 509 | Armando Iannucci – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 510 | Rob Brydon – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 511 | Tony Gardner – Mercury Theatre, Colchester | |
| 512 | Nick Wilty Gukbenkian Theatre, Canterbury | |
| 513 | Neil Hannon – 3Olympia Dublin | |
| 514 | Marjolein Robertson – Queen's Hall, Edinburgh | |
| 515 | Phil Hammond Redgrave Theatre, Bristol | |
| 516 | Abi Clarke – Redgrave Theatre, Bristol | |
| 517 | Phil Ellis Y Theatre Leicester | |
| 518 | Simon Munnery– Y Theatre Leicester | |
| 519 | Olaf Falafel Bedford Corn Exchange | |
| 520 | Susie McCabe Oran Mor, Glasgow | |
| 521 | Nerine Skinner Remote record | |
| 522 | Stevie Martin Remote record | |
| 523 | Dan Tiernan Remote record | |
| 524 | Stuart Laws Remote record | |
| 525 | Lindsey Santoro Warwick Arts Centre | |
| 526 | Tommy Tiernan 3 Olympia Dublin | |
| 527 | Charlotte Church – Sherman Theatre Cardiff | |
| 528 | Benjamin Partridge Sherman Theatre Cardiff | |
| 529 | Tom Wrigglesworth – Sheffield City Hall | |
| 530 | Paul Heaton Sheffield City Hall | |
| 531 | Adam Buxton – Leicester Square Theatre | |
| 532 | The Exploding Heads – Warwick Arts Centre | |
| 533 | Al Murray – Bedford Corn Exchange | |
| 534 | Fred MacAulay Oran Mor, Glasgow | |
| 535 | Tommy Cannon – Hull City Hall | |
| Series One Released 11 March 2022 – 29 July 2022 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | Book | ||
| 01 | Catie Wilkins | You're Not The Boss of Me | |
| 02 | Robin Ince | The Importance of Being Interested: Adventures in Scientific Curiosity | |
| 03 | Ed Patrick | Catch Your Breath: The Secret Life of a Sleepless Anaesthetist | |
| 04 | Al Murray | The Last 100 Years (More or Less) And All That | |
| 05 | Greg Jenner | Ask A Historian: 50 Surprising Answers to Things You Always Wanted to Know | |
| 06 | Francesca Stavrakopoulou | God: An Anatomy | |
| 07 | Rachel Parris | Advice From Strangers: Everything I Know from People I Don't Know | |
| 08 | Matt Winning | Hot Mess: What on Earth Can We Do About Climate Change? | |
| 09 | Katherine Rundell | Super-Infinite: The Transformations of John Donne | |
| 10 | Sukh Ojla | Sunny | |
| 11 | Georgia Pritchett | My Mess is a Bit of a Life: Adventures in Anxiety | |
| 12 | Emma Kennedy | Letters From Brenda | |
| 13 | Sam Knight | The Premonitions Bureau | |
| 14 | Andrew Hunter Murray | The Sanctuary | |
| 15 | Alice Roberts | Buried: An Alternative History of The First Millennium in Britain | |
| 16 | Stephanie Merritt | Storm | |
| 17 | Laura Lexx | Pivot | |
| 18 | Guy Leschziner | The Man Who Tasted Words: Inside the Strange and Startling World of Our Senses | |
| 19 | Marianne Levy | Don't Forget to Scream: Unspoken Truths About Motherhood | |
| 20 | Malcolm Gaskill | The Ruin of All Witches: Life and Death in the New World | |
| Series Two Released 2 September- 16 December 2022 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | Book | ||
| 21 | Erin Kelly | The Skeleton Key | |
| 22 | Janina Ramirez | Femina: A New History of the Middle Ages, Through the Women Written Out of It | |
| 23 | Fergus Craig | Murder at Crime Manor | |
| 24 | Natalie Haynes | Stone Blind | |
| 25 | Leigh Hosy-Pickett | Up in Smoke | |
| 26 | Marina Hyde | What Just Happened? | |
| 27 | Richard Ayoade | The Book that No-One Wanted to Read | |
| 28 | Richard Herring interviewed by Adam Buxton | Can I Have My Ball Back? | |
| 29 | Ian Stone | To Be Someone | |
| 30 | The QI Elves | 222 QI Answers to Your Quite Ingenious Questions | |
| 31 | Stephen Mangan | The Fart that Changed the World | |
| 32 | Joe Tracini | Ten Things I Hate About Me | |
| 33 | Adrian Chiles | The Good Drinker | |
| 34 | Richard Osman | The Bullet that Missed | |
| 35 | Brenna Hassett | Growing Up Human | |
| 36 | Mya-Rose Craig | Birdgirl | |
| BONUS | Richard Herring interviewed by Natalie Haynes | Can I Have My Ball Back? | |
| Series Three Released 6 January 2023 – 8 April 2023 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | Book | ||
| 37 | Rob Manuel | The Best of Fesshole | |
| 38 | Greg Jenner | You Are History: From The Alarm Clock To The Toilet, The Amazing History of The Things You Use Every Day | |
| 39 | Rebecca Wragg Sykes | ||
| 40 | Dan Schreiber | The Theory of Everything Else | |
| 41 | John Higgs | Love and Let Die | |
| 42 | Tom Crewe | The New Life | |
| 43 | Cariad Lloyd | You Are Not Alone | |
| 44 | Anthony Irvine (the Iceman) | Melt It! The Book of the Iceman | |
| 45 | Evie King | Ashes to Admin | |
| 46 | Matthew Holness | Garth Marenghi's TerrorTome | |
| 47 | Abigail Burdess | Mother's Day | |
| 48 | Pope Lonergan | I'll Die After Bingo | |
| 49 | Ashley Hickson-Lovence | Your Show | |
| 50 | Kate Devlin | Turned On: Science, Sex and Robots | |
| Series Four Released 7 May 2023 – 7 July 2023 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | Book | |
| 51 | David Quantick | Ricky's Hand |
| 52 | David Baddiel | The God Desire |
| 53 | Jon Ronson | The Debutante: From High Society to White Supremacy |
| 54 | Ben Macintyre | Colditz: Prisoners of the Castle |
| 55 | Sadiq Kahn | Breathe: Tackling the Climate Emergency |
| 56 | Dean Burnett | Emotional Ignorance |
| 57 | David Wolstencroft | The Magic Hour |
| 58 | Josie Long | Because I Don't Know What You Mean And What You Don't |
| 59 | Sadia Azmat | Sex Bomb: The Life and Loves of an Asian Babe |
| 60 | Steven Wright | Harold |
| Series Five Released – 1 September 2023 – 22 December 2023 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | Book | ||
| 61 | Lucy Worsley | Agatha Christie: An Elusive Woman | |
| 62 | Harriet Gibsone | Is This OK? | |
| 63 | Caitlin Moran | What About Men? | |
| 64 | Jena Friedman | Not Funny: Essays on Life, Comedy, Culture, Etcetera | |
| 65 | David Mitchell | Unruly: A History Of England’s Kings and Queens | |
| 66 | Jo Caulfield | The Funny Thing about Death | |
| 67 | Danny Robins | Into the Uncanny | |
| 68 | Simon Farnaby | Ghosts – The Button House Archives | |
| 69 | Richard Armitage | Geneva | |
| 70 | Tim Key | Chapters | |
| 71 | Joe Wilkinson | My (Illustrated) Autobiography | |
| 72 | Geoff Norcott | The British Bloke Decoded | |
| 73 | Lou Sanders | What's That Lady Doing?: False Starts and Happy Endings | |
| 74 | Bec Hill | Horror Heights | |
| 75 | Dave Cohen | Stand Up, Barry Goldman | |
| 76 | Ashley Blaker | Normal Schmormal: My Occasionally Helpful Guide to Parenting Kids with Special Needs | |
| 77 | Alasdair Beckett-King | Montgomery Bonbon: Murder at the Museum | |
| Series Six Released 5 January 2024 – 26th July 2024 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest(s) | Book | ||
| 78: | Adam Bloom | Finding Your Comic Genius: An In-Depth Guide to the Art of Stand-Up Comedy | |
| 79 | Farah Karim-Cooper | The Great White Bard: Shakespeare, Race and the Future | |
| 80 | Tez Ilyas | The Secret Diary of a British Muslim Aged 13 3/4 | |
| 81 | Ian Rankin | A Heart Full of Headstones | |
| 82 | Bob Cryer | Barry Cryer Same Time Tomorrow | |
| 83 | Becky Holmes | Keanu Reeves Is Not In Love With You | |
| 84 | Mary Beard | Emperor of Rome | |
| 85 | Rosie Jones | The Amazing Edie Eckhart | |
| 86 | Cat Jarman | The Bone Chests | |
| 87 | Jo Hedwig Teeuwisse | Fake History | |
| 88 | Caimh Mcdonnell | The Stranger Times | |
| 89 | Ed Gamble | Glutton | |
| 90 | Rory Carroll | Killing Thatcher | |
| 91 | Jim Moir and Nancy Sorrell | Birds | |
| 92 | Lemn Sissay | Let The Light Pour In | |
| 93 | Sara Pascoe | Weirdo | |
| 94 | Charan Ranganath | Why We Remember | |
| 95 | David Grann | The Wager | |
| 96 | Helen Lederer | Not That I'm Bitter | |
| 97 | Peter Pomerantsev | How To Win An Information War | |
| 98 | Kevin Jon Davies | 42: The Wildly Improbable Ideas of Douglas Adams | |
| 99 | Catherine Nixey | Heresy | |
| 100 | Joel Morris | Be Funny or Die | |
| 101 | Janey Godley | Janey | |
| 102 | James Wright | Historic Buildings - Mythbusting | |
| 103 | Sofie Hagen | Will I Ever Have Sex Again? | |
| 104 | Marcus Chown | A Crack in Everything | |
| 105 | The Gibbons Brothers | Alan Partridge - Big Beacon | |
| 106 | Stefan Stern | Fair or Foul- The Lady Macbeth Guide to Ambition | |
| 107 | Michael Redmond | Eamon - Older Brother of Jesus | |
The Leicester Square Theatre Podcast has won the Internet Award at the 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2018 Chortle Awards,[7] and was the only non-BBC programme to be nominated for the comedy award at the 2013 Sony Radio Awards.[8] The show won a bronze award in the category, becoming the first internet-only award winner in this section.[9] Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood has also heralded the Leicester Square Theatre Podcast citing it as one of his cultural highlights in The Guardian.[10]
In Herring's interview with Stephen Fry, Fry revealed that he had attempted to commit suicide. The story was reported across various newspapers and international news networks including the BBC and Sky News.[11] [12] His interview with Russell Brand also came to some press attention several months after its release, the press focusing on Brand discussing pleasuring a man in a public toilet for his 2002 TV show .[13]
"Try Again" by Pest was used as the theme from the first episode until the end of series 20. From series 21 onwards this was replaced by a theme performed and specifically composed for the show by Scant Regard, the solo project of musician Will Crewdson.[14] [15]