Podcasts about all's well that ends well

How are you dealing with the impact of COVID and everything going on around you? Do you think you're not doing enough?     It's ok! This week, Lisa Brescia will remind us to just do the next loving thing. Take it one day at a time and take care of yourself – physically and mentally. She reiterates that it's great to have a plan but also ok if you don't because life can be an experiment. It's a marathon, not a sprint.     In this episode: How to direct actors with humor and deep respect The importance of being physically and mentally healthy as a performer Role of teachers in helping students how to articulate their creativity Keeping a sense of curiosity and innocence to deepen your craft A little about Lisa: On Broadway, Lisa recently concluded an extended run as Heidi Hansen in Dear Evan Hansen.  Previously, she's starred as Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia!, Elphaba in Wicked, Cleo in Twyla Tharp’s The Times They Are A-Changin’, Amneris in Aida, and Marion Halcolmbe in The Woman in White.  Additional New York credits include the role of Helena in All's Well That Ends Well at the Public Theater's Shakespeare Lab and Claire in Roundabout's Ordinary Days.  Regional credits include Tatiana Racon in the world premiere of Ken Ludwig’s A Comedy of Tenors (McCarter/Cleveland Play House), Hermione in The Winter’s Tale, Gertrude in Hamlet, Ivy in August: Osage County, Anna in Sister Play (The Magic Theatre), Betty Blake in The Will Rogers Follies (Pioneer Theatre), Victoria in Victor Victoria (Ogunquit Playhouse), Sally in Cabaret (PlayMakers), Kennedy Center's Broadway: Three Generations - Side Show (Violet), Chicago's Wicked (Elphaba), Into the Woods (Witch - PlayMakers), The Unauthorized Autobiography of Samantha Brown (Mom - Orange County PAC), Evita (Eva), The Last 5 Years (Cathy), A Little Night Music (Petra - Goodspeed), and Brigadoon (Meg - Goodspeed). Lisa is now on the Acting faculty at Missouri State University’s acclaimed Department of Theater and Dance.  Training:  MFA in Classical Acting from the Academy for Classical Acting. Follow Lisa! online: www.lisabrescia.com   Share This Episode >> www.thisischelseajohnson.com/172  

All 5 acts of She'll Be Right, Mate in one great supercut! She'll Be Right, Mate is a fun ocker adaptation of Shakespeare's play All's Well That Ends Well. FEATURING: Aunty – Monika Thomas, Bert – Daniel Brasher, Bulldog – Callum Padget, Cackles – Scott Knight, Chopper – Josh Hayes, Di – Maree Shefford, Drongo – Lucas Hayes , Helen – Ciara Bailey, Kingy - Axle Gun, Mugsy – Gabrielle Reiher, Mum – Jo Boyd, Rolly – Mason Gasowski, and Wazza – Axle GunnSupport Samsara's Dramas by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/samsaras-dramasFind out more at https://samsaras-dramas.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

In Hebrew, סוף סוף (sof-sof) means at last. Sof-sof can also mean finally, but not in all situations. Confusing, right? And how would we say final and infinite in Hebrew, which are derived from the word סוף, end? On this episode, Guy is going to clarify the appropriate usage of סוף סוף – finally. Listen to the All-Hebrew Version of this Episode   New Words and Expressions: Sof-sof - At last - סוף סוף Sof la-sipur - An end to the story - סוף לסיפור Sof onat ha-tapuzim - The end of the orange season - סוף עונת התפוזים Mechirei sof ha-ona - Prices of end of the season - מחירי סוף העונה Mivtsa’im - Sales - מבצעים Ata holech la-sof ona? - Are you going to the sales? - אתה הולך לסוף עונה? Yesh sof ona - There’s a sale - יש סוף עונה Sof sof (at) ona - At last you answer the phone - סוף סוף (את) עונה Sof ona - End of season (sale) - סוף עונה Oh, sof sof higata - At last you are here - או, סוף סוף הגעת! Ba-sof/be-sofo shel davar hem higi’u le-NY - At the end - בסוף/בסופו של דבר הם הגיעו לניו יורק Le-siyum/lifney siyum, ani rotse lehodot le-Jerry - And finally, I’d like to thank Jerry - לסיום/לפני סיום, אני רוצה להודות לג’רי Sof-sof! - At last! - סוף סוף Sof pasuk - End of story - סוף פסוק Mi-bhinata ze sof pasuk - from her side, it’s her last word - מבחינתה זה סוף פסוק Sofi - Final - סופי Tahana sofit - Terminal station - תחנה סופית Tshuva sofit -Final answer - תשובה סופית Wow, uga sof! - Wow, what an amazing cake! - וואו, עוגה סוף Sof ha-derech - Amazing - סוף הדרך Einsof - Infinity - אינסוף Einsofi - Infinite - אינסופי Sof tov - ha-kol tov - All's Well That Ends Well - סוף טוב הכל טוב   Playlist and Clips: Yehudit Ravitz - Sof La-sipur (lyrics) Tamuz - Sof Onat Ha-tapuzim (lyrics) Sof sof ona! Sof pasuk Rami Fortis - Tahana Sofit (lyrics)

"The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together." -All's Well That Ends Well, Act IV, Scene III Bev and Stef give introductions: who they are, how they know each other, and where their love for Shakespeare began.Interested in getting involved in Social Shakespeare? Check out socialshakespeare.tumblr.com/ Thanks for listening! Find us on Instagram and Twitter at @cineshakespodcast Questions? Feedback? Email us at cineshakespodcast@gmail.com

In the second half of our discussion of ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL, we talk about frat boy Parolles and his drum, who's who in 'Beauty and the Beast,' and whether or not Helena is a Mary-Sue. Special guest Emily Lyon!

Disney Pixar's latest release is their first with an all-Latin cast. Coco explores the Mexican tradition of The Day of The Dead and a young boy's coming to terms with his heritage The new novel from Tim Pears is the second in his proposed trilogy. The Wanderers is the story of two young people in pre-WW1 England and the horses that are part of their lives All's Well That Ends Well has opened at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at London's Globe Theatre Hauser and Wirth Somerset has opened a new exhibition "The Land We Live In- The Land We Left Behind" that deals with attitudes to the countryside BBC Radio 4 has dramatised Elif Shafak's novel The Bastard of Istanbul as part of the Reading Europe season of programnmes Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Tom Holland, Stephanie Merritt and Kathryn Hughes. The producer is Oliver Jones.

Professor Emma Smith lectures on Shakespeare’s comedy All's Well That Ends Well.

This Thursday, June 23, join us as we have great guests on the show: Nicole Pancet (4PM/CST) & Khary Penebaker (3PM/CST). Pacent is best known for her role on "Anyone But Me". Pacent is an actress, singer, writer, YouTube personality, and LGBTQ activist. Nicole received her BFA in Drama from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Recent screen credits include TNT's "Murder in the First," the upcoming feature film, "Seclusion," and the short film, "A Lesson in Grace and Modern Cordiality," for which Nicole won Best Actress at the Rattlestick West 72-Hour Film Festival. Los Angeles theater credits include Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "All's Well That Ends Well" at Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum, and the recent staged reading of Susan Miller's new play, "Average American,". NYC theater credits include a production of "Dark Rapture," and  "Revenge of the Space Pandas." Khary Penebaker has been an entrepreneur, small business owner, and executive in the roofing industry for nearly twenty years. He takes pride in paying family supporting wages to a diverse skilled labor force. He was named 2004 Supplier of the Year by the Wisconsin Supplier Development Council, 2010 City of Madison FAAIR Award for Accomplishments in Workforce Diversity, and 2010 Minority Business Contractor of the Year by The Daily Reporter. Penebaker has made numerous appearances in national and local media as an advocate for common sense solutions for gun violence prevention including being a part of the acclaimed Spike Lee directed NBA gun violence PSA series.  He is a husband and father of three children ranging in age from toddler to teenager. Remember to follow us at @tracyfortshow. Thank you for listening and supporting us!

Join Nicholas Koy Santillo, Lindsay Huebner, Courtney Larkin and Joseph Richardson as we discuss Act IV of All's Well That Ends Well. In this act we discuss; The Public and Private personas of Helena Monsieur Parolles - the character everyone wants to play! Playing famous characters & replacing actors How much we love War Horse The freedom of working with lesser known works

As most of the Tabling team is in rehearsals for upcoming shows (check out StairwellTheatre.com, and WhiteBearTheatre.co.uk to see what we're working on!) The intro blurb is sadly short... So enjoy Nicholas Koy Santillo, Courtney Larkin, Lindsay Huebner and Joseph Richardson as we delve into Act III of All's Well That Ends Well!

As most of the Tabling team is in rehearsals for upcoming shows (check out StairwellTheatre.com, and WhiteBearTheatre.co.uk to see what we're working on!) The intro blurb is sadly short... So enjoy Nicholas Koy Santillo, Courtney Larkin, Lindsay Huebner and Joseph Richardson as we delve into Act II of All's Well That Ends Well!

Join Nicholas Koy Santillo, Lindsay Huebner, Courtney Larkin and Joseph Richardson as we open a can of analysis on Act I of All's Well That Ends Well!

On the fifth episode of Pith and Moment, Kyle Downing talks with Christopher Owens about All's Well That Ends Well. Christopher offers his insight about challenges in casting and directing the play, including the problematic ending. They also play a game of "Disguise, I see thou art a wickedness", in which Christopher attempts to identify Shakespearean characters by their fake identities in their respective plays.

All's Well That Ends Well