Talia RandallTalia Randall is a writer, performer and podcaster. Her work has been called "refreshing" (The Guardian), "sublime" (dig.com) and "distinctive" (The Upcoming). Talia has performed comedy, poetry and theatre on stages across the UK including Wales Milennium Centre, Southbank, Bristol Old Vic, Roundhouse, Glastonbury and the main stage at Larmer Tree festival. Talia's poetry has been published in the anthologies Poems from a Green and Blue Planet (Hachette Children's Group) and Everything is going to be All Right (Trapeze) as well as Bath Magg, Interpreter's House and Fenland Poetry Journal. Talia is also the creator of What Words Are Ours? a poetry knees-up that features Deaf and hearing artists on the same stage. Talia's BBC commissioned podcast - Blossom Trees and Burnt Out Cars - was released in July 2022 and explores who does and who doesn't have access to nature. Since 2007 Talia has worked with children and teenagers to develop their voices through drama and poetry. Read More Read Less