04/06/2026
"As actors, as writers, as facilitators, we are all products of our environment. So, to be able to take a piece out of it's orignal environment... it's that sort of skill-sharing and perspective-sharing that I think is so brilliant."
The third and final episode of the second series of In Dialogue – the podcast for emerging artists is OUT NOW.
🎤 WE TOURED OUR WORK, AND YOU CAN TOO 🎤
On this week’s finale, we are joined by Isaac Frost and Hannah McGregor to talk about touring as early-career artists. After recently returning from the Encounters tour, they discuss what slow-touring is and why more early-career artists should consider hitting the road with their own work.
Stream the episode via the link or wherever you get your podcasts: https://scottishyouththeatre.buzzsprout.com/
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Isaac Frost is a playwright and theatre-maker based in Edinburgh. His work is concerned with bureaucracy, button-pushing, and biopolitics – as well as trans lives, hypothetical trans futures, and systems that could, frankly, be a whole lot better than they are right now. He is a founding member of trans theatre collective Speakbeast, with whom he has performed at Camden People’s Theatre, Theatre Deli, and the Edinburgh Fringe.
Hannah McGregor is a writer/theatre-maker from Glasgow, now a traitor based in Edinburgh. They like to explore identity in their work - q***rness, nationality, gender identity, politics - and the tensions at the intersection of them all. They are passionate about pushing the boundaries of q***r and trans performance, and building community through laughter, music, and all things joyful. They are inspired by magic, nature, and solidarity, and believe there’s a bit of each to be found everywhere.
