Carrie Hope FletcherEvery podcast appearance, updated as new ones drop

In a special mini episode, Daz heads to the rehearsal room for the new UK tour of Waitress to meet Carrie Hope Fletcher, Dan Partridge, Sandra Marvin and Evelyn Hoskins. Ever wanted to know what pie they would be? Listen in and find out.

Hello ratties! It wouldn’t be like us to not do SOME kind of music theatre deep dive once every now and again, so please enjoy today’s Ratfood where we unpack a video made by West End darling Carrie Hope Fletcher in which she talks about some of the more toxic sides of music theatre fandom. We chat about how strongly it feels like those within the entertainment industry are expected to ‘take’ more when it comes to public criticism - or even bullying - and we talk about the really interesting line that exists between constructive feedback and nasty, personal comments, and why people who grew up as theatre kids specifically feel such a strong inclination to make them loudly known. We also chat about the phenomenon of rage bait and the dangerous direction critique can lead to when everyone feels like they need to have a new and CRAYYYZY opinion from the last person. We end the episode talking about casting notes scandal that went down at St Michael’s, a personal nightmare of Sam’s and a hypothetical about whether or not we would all choose to have access to everything that’s ever been written about us. It’s a jam packed one, cuties! As always, all your thoughts are so welcome in the comments and let us know if there’s anything you want us to make an episode about. Lots of love, and big fat cheese cubes to you all. xx Mel & Sam — You can watch the full video form of this episode on YouTube HERE: https://youtube.com/@themelandsam?si=jzeN-E_-DcE-DGHS LIVE POD (Cheerful Earful, Melb) TIX HERE: https://cheerfulearful.podlifeevents.com/festival/ratbag-with-mel--sam---live-from-cheerful-earful-podcast-festival-4-oct-2025-tickets Follow Mel & Sam on Instagram (@themelandsam) to keep up with all things pod, live shows and other nonsense. And remember, our Bring Bring Bitch hotline is always open! You can also send submissions to ratbagpod@gmail.com ! — Mel & Sam would like to acknowledge that Ratbag is being recorded on Stolen Land. The original custodians of this land have had a rich history of storytelling for over 65,000 years, and we pay our respects to the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation whose land we are recording Ratbag on. Treaties were never signed. Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land. — A Grouse House Podcast Recorded at Haven't You Done Well Productions Produced by Thomas Zahariou Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's special episode, Alex talks to musical theatre sensation Carrie Hope Fletcher about her career so far, her dream roles and the changes in her life and thinking since she gave birth to her daughter. Plus what makes her Love Letters tour so unique. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the scariest, most spine-tingling episode of Book Worms this year! Carrie Hope Fletcher came by the Fun Kids studio to chat all about her new spooky book, The Double Trouble Society and the Worst Curse! We'll find out what Carrie loves about Halloween, what special monster abilities she wants to have, and some behind-the-scenes chat about this new story. This is Bex's Book of the Month - or perhaps more aptly, Spook of the Month? You've been telling us what books you're reading and who you'd love to see on the podcast, and today we find out that Luca thinks John Dougherty would be a great Book Worms guest! We'll get right on that, Luca. His books are so funny! We've got some seriously spooky recommendations for you too. Attack of the Stink Monster by Nadia Shireen will bring some fright to your night with the Grimwood gang back on their paranormal adventures! Jack Meggitt-Phillips is one to check out too with his new book in The Beast and the Bethany series, Child of the Beast! Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plus See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For our latest episode of ‘This is a Token’ podcast, Alex is joined by the brilliantly talented and all around lovely Carrie Hope Fletcher. The super clever and multi-faceted Carrie made her West End debut at the tender age of nine and has had a glittering career on and off stage ever since, starring in iconic shows such as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Les Misérables, War of the Worlds, and Heathers, to name but a few. Take a walk down memory lane with Carrie and Alex as they discuss her eclectic selection of rings each representing a colourful life on the West End stage, her recent engagement, and her true passion of telling and sharing stories with others. Also for all cat fans, there’s even a mention of Carrie’s beloved cat Edgar too! Here are some useful links for further reading on topics discussed by Alex and Carrie: Tickets for Carrie’s Solo Tour: www.atgtickets.com/shows/carrie-hope-fletcher/ Follow her on Instagram @carriehopefletcher Watch her on YouTube www.youtube.com/carrie Check out what she is getting up to at www.carriehopefletcher.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our musical theatre fangirl dreams have come true!!! The lovely Carrie Hope Fletcher joins us this week to chat about diet culture media tropes, being body-shamed as 'the butch Fantine', plus-size leading ladies, and all the incredible things our bodies are capable of. And don't worry, there isn't too much singing involved... (okay, maybe there's a tiny bit - we had to!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices