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Standard issue for all women.

Hello, Jen here to tell you about today's episode of the Standard Issue podcast. But before I do, here's what else we've got coming up this week.

Tomorrow, Hannah is chatting to theatre maker Emma Rice. On Wednesday, it's rated or dated,

and judging by today's group chat, much fun may be had as we revisit 1980s Flash Gordon.

On Thursday, Mick and I will be talking all things news and sports in the Bush Telegraph,

and on Friday it's Flicking. And Mick and Hannah will be joined by resident film Buffy Oswald

Osmond to talk about Sister Midnight, but back to today.

A brand new show, Paddington the Musical, written by Jessica Swell,

with music by Tom Fletcher, opens its doors at the Savoy Theatre in London this week.

Among its host of impressive talent is Bonnie Langford, who we've grown up alongside,

since she first graced our television screens

on Opportunity Knox, age six, back in 1971. I caught up with her to talk about her turn

playing the iconic Mrs. Bird in Paddington, as well as a whole host of other roles over the course

of her incredible career. And also, why we love that Peruvian bear so very much.

I had a lovely time chatting to Bonnie and if you're one of our £5 or above Patreon subscribers,

there's more about Bonnie's career and her daughter getting into the business,

as well as a little bit of coincidental shared theatre nostalgia between Bonnie and I.

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