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We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Kit will make its long-awaited debut during the inaugural Medway Fringe Festival, which runs from 4 – 19 July 2026.

We are further honoured that Kit has been chosen to open the Chatham Carnival on 4 July.

As such, preparations are underway with brand new songs and orchestrations.

We are looking for future stars to audition for the roles.

Contact us to learn more.

Season 4 of #HIPSPodcast is arriving on 3 February 2026. As per Season 3, it is now a webcast as well. You can watch all the videos on YouTube and it gives you visuals such as when passages are quoted to help you understand what is being said.

It still works as a podcast, of course, and you can hear the series on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or other media.

This series is a slight departure, where a debate is held between our resident expert, Dr Peter Hodges and Dr Joseph Khoury of St Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Canada. Carol Paxton and Dr Julian Ng then comment on that conversation.

Don’t miss our new season: arriving on all podcast apps from 3rd February, 2026.

Another year, another season of our beloved podcast. Season 3 of Hidden in Plain Sight hits the airways on January 14.

This time around, Peter Hodges, Carol Paxton and Julian Ng dig into the collection of sonnets, popularly attributed to William Shakespeare. Specifically, we are focusing on the so-called ‘Procreation Sonnets’. What exactly are they? Why were they written? For whom were they written? What do they mean?

In this series, we will be joined by some guests – Dr Rachel Wifall (Professor of English at St Peter’s University, New Jersey, USA) and Dr Peter Khoury (Professor of English at St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Canada).

Not only this, though… this marks the first we have videos! This is now a webcast as well.

Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the delightful sonnets.

Hey folks… thought we would let you know that Season 2 of our #HIPSPodcast is now live and you can already start streaming episodes from our website or via Spotify or Amazon Music for free.

The research we have been doing has also impacted #KitMusical substantially meaning that we are busy rewriting the musical as well. 🙂

New content will be coming soon, but in the meantime, head over to the HIPS Podcast website.

Visit https://www.hiddeninplainsight.us to the first series of ‘Hidden in Plain Sight‘ (the HIPS Podcast).

In this series, we take a look at the possibility that Christopher Marlowe did not die on May 30, 1593 in Deptford as is believed.

Together with writer and producer, Dr Peter Hodges, and dramaturg, Carol Paxton, we delve into the events that might have transpired after 1593 and we might also prove that Christopher Marlowe was alive and well in 1598 – 5 years after his alleged murder.

Why not have a listen now?