In this sunshine-soaked episode of the Nancy Stevens Lifestyle Show, Nancy reviews two very different but equally gripping theatre productions—The Girl on the Train, featuring a surprisingly brilliant Laura Whitmore, and the gloriously bonkers Bat Out of Hell, packed with Meat Loaf’s biggest hits and standout vocals. She also delves into Sarah Win-Williams’ explosive memoir Careless People, revealing dark truths about her time at Facebook.

Nancy celebrates size acceptance and wardrobe comfort, encouraging listeners to embrace clothes that fit and feel great, regardless of the label. She shares her visit to a menopause workshop with Elsa from The Olive Collective, where lymphatic drainage and circulation tips were on the agenda.

Nancy then welcomes guest David Pibworth, founder of The Arches Theatre and MKG Comedy, for a wonderfully warm conversation about accessible outdoor theatre, bringing joy through comedy, magic tricks, and working with legends like Norman Wisdom and Joe Pasquale.

Plus: exciting summer shows at The Arches Theatre, including Jack the Ripper, Peter Rabbit, Supersonic Queen, and Sense & Sensibility!

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