Just Imagine

Author: Imagine Theatre

Just Imagine a podcast series from Imagine Theatre, one of the worlds leading producers of professional pantomime. With over 250 productions to their name, Imagine are true experts in this uniquely British theatrical tradition.Join host Martin Ballard as we go behind the scenes to meet the people who bring the magic to life discovering their stories, their roles, and answering that all-important question: what do they do for the rest of the year?Along the way, well explore the pantomime genre itself its quirks, its history, and why it continues to delight audiences across the UK. Whether youre a panto fan, theatre lover, or just curious about what it takes to stage hundreds of shows at once, Just Imagine offers a fun and fascinating listen.
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Episode 125a - Celebrating Neurodiversity
Monday, 16 March, 2026

This bonus episode of the Just Imagine Podcast has been released to mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week.In this special conversation, Martin Ballard chats with actor and director Jason Marc-Williams about neurodiversity, his own lived experience, and how the theatre industry can evolve to better support neurodivergent individuals so their creativity can truly thrive. The episode also features a contribution from Molly Grace Cutler, adding another perspective to the conversation.Together they explore the importance of understanding different ways of thinking, the barriers that can exist within creative industries, and the positive steps that theatre makers and organisations can take to create more inclusive environments.This bonus episode celebrates the strengths, perspectives and creativity of neurodivergent people and highlights why conversations like this are so important across the arts.To learn more about the initiative and the work being done to raise awareness and challenge misconceptions, visit www.neurodiversityweek.com.Listen now and join the conversation.