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RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey is joined again by Vidar Hjardeng MBE, Inclusion and Diversity Consultant for ITV News across England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands for the next in his regular Connect Radio theatre reviews. This week we have one of Vidar's favourite musicals with Willy Russell's legendary musical Blood Brothers at the Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre with description by Professional Audio Describer Jonathan Nash. About Blood Brothers: Blood Brothers tells the captivating and moving tale of two twins who, separated at birth, grow up on opposite sides of the tracks, only to meet again with fateful consequences. Few musicals have received quite such acclaim as the multi-award winning Blood Brothers. Bill Kenwright‘s production surpassed 10,000 performances in London's West End, one of only three musicals ever to achieve that milestone. It has been affectionately christened the “Standing Ovation Musical”, as inevitably it “brings the audience cheering to its feet and roaring its approval” (The Daily Mail). The superb score includes Bright New Day, Marilyn Monroe and the emotionally charged hit Tell Me It's Not True. To find out more about access at the Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre including details of audio described performances do visit the access pages of the theatre's website - https://www.birminghamhippodrome.com/plan-your-visit/access/ (Image shows RNIB logo. 'RNIB' written in black capital letters over a white background and underlined with a bold pink line, with the words 'See differently' underneath)
Former Everton co-owner Paul Gregg has spoken to the ECHO's Chris Beesley for a special edition of the Royal Blue podcast to coincide with the release of his autobiography Backstage Without A Pass. The theatre impresario - who sold his entertainment company for the equivalent of £350million in today's money - arrived at Goodison Park in 1999 when he matched Bill Kenwright's £7.5million stake in buying the club from Peter Johnson. Gregg tried to bring about Everton's first attempt to relocate to the Mersey waterfront with ambitious plans for a stadium at King's Dock but ended up having a well-documented fall-out with Kenwright over the failure of the project. During his time with the Blues, he helped strike sponsorship deals with Keijan and Chang while also having disagreements with the chairman over managers Walter Smith and David Moyes. Despite the tumultuous nature of his time at Everton, Gregg still looks back on his time on Merseyside with fondness but also has strong opinions on both the current ownership issues and the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock. Everton FC podcasts from the Liverpool ECHO's Royal Blue YouTube channel. Get exclusive Everton FC content - including podcasts, live shows and videos - everyday. Subscribe to the Royal Blue Everton FC YouTube Channel and watch daily live shows HERE: https://bit.ly/3aNfYav Listen and subscribe to the Royal Blue Podcast for all your latest Everton FC content via Apple and Spotify: APPLE: https://bit.ly/3HbiY1E SPOTIFY: https://bit.ly/47xwdnY Visit the Liverpool ECHO website: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/all-about/everton-fc Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LivEchoEFC Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@royal.blue.everto Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LiverpoolEchoEFC Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week's Tribute episode focuses on one Bill Kenwright! With a little light footwork, a bit of song and dance, quite a bit of "quiet on set", decades worth of films, and Premiere league football from a local boy who lived his dream and made life entertaining, Janet and John sit down to discuss the one and only Kenwright. To learn more about this episode and others, visit the official Cinema Sounds & Secrets website!
After winning the coveted role of Cilla Black in Bill Kenwright's tour of Cilla the Musical, Kara Lily Hayworth quickly became one of the industry's most exciting newcomers. After the tour finished, Kara took on the iconic role of Sally Bowles in Cabaret, working opposite Anita Harris and John Partridge. Over her career, Kara has also taken on the role of Maggie May in a production at Finborough Theatre and was also in Stand and Deliver at the King's Head Theatre. Most recently, she finished filming on Assassin's Guild with Stuart Brennan and is now regularly a feature guest in West End Sings... at The Crazy Coqs.In this brand new interview, Kara Lily Hayworth looks back on her career highlights and also shares about how motherhood has changed her as a person. She talks fondly of her former co-performers and about the shows she's gotten to do so far. Kara also tells us about her hopes for the future as the industry continues to recover from the effects of the pandemic and we look forward to seeing what else she does next.
For this week's bonus podcast, we chat about the character of Gordon Clegg, following the recent passing of actor Bill Kenwright. Gordon may only have been in just over 100 episodes of Corrie over the years, but with appearances stretching between 1968 and 2012, you could certainly say he was one of the show's longest-running characters. Plus, he was the centre of one of Weatherfield's most scandalous stories of the 70s... so of course, there's plenty for us to sink our teeth into!
Ste's fetish for Jaap Stam! Is he one of the most underrated PL defenders? What goes through a players head during a transfer? Ashley Williams and Stephen Howson are back with the ‘Head's Gone' podcast as they sit down to discuss everything that's happened this week in football and beyond. Today, they touch on Ste's undeniable love for Jaap Stam as Ash met with the former United defender recently on Football Focus, Ash tells Ste he can be opinionated during football debates, the passings of Sir Bobby Charlton & Bill Kenwright as Ash shares stories of the former Everton Chairman, What are the EURO 2028 stadiums for the UK & Ireland? Is £100m a good valuation for Ivan Toney? Why are Brits so awkward abroad compared to other nationalities, Ash tells Ste not to get moody if United lose to Copenhagen, the guys answer some fan questions from social media & much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Actor and composer Matthew Harvey returns to co-host The West End Frame Show!In this episode Andrew and Matthew discuss the latest news about Side Show starring Rachel Tucker and Louise Dearman, Come From Away and Kerry Ellis, plus there's an exclusive first listen to the song "One Two Three" performed by Sharon Rose from Matthew's new album Whatever Happens Next. Andrew and Matthew also pay tribute to producer Bill Kenwright who has passed away after long illness. As an actor, Matthew's credits include Les Miserables, Jesus Christ Superstar, Violet and Murder Ballad. Last year he joined the cast of Kinky Boots at the Queens Theatre Hornchurch as an emergency swing and cover for Charlie Price.As a writer, Matthew's song cycle Now Or Never premiered during lockdown in a digital, one take production. One of the songs "The Road" was a finalist in the 2021 Stiles and Drew Best New Song Prize. He is about to release his debut album Whatever Happens Next on 20th November. Supported by Help Musicians, the album original songs from five of Matthew's musicals with an all-star West End cast including the likes of Hadley Fraser, Tyrone Huntley, Alexia Khadime, Emma Kingston, Sharon Rose, Courtney Stapleton and more.Visit Matthew's website, www.matthewharveymusic.comHosted by Andrew Tomlins. @AndrewTomlins32 Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.uk Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts.
Juliet and Terence on: the fate of Milli Vanilli; Richard Curtis regrets; Slade as working class heroes; and farewell to Bobby Charlton, Bill Kenwright, and Matthew Perry. {Frederick Algernon Trotteville}
Manchester blijft nog eventjes lichtblauw: de kloof tussen United en City lijkt enkel groter te worden. Zo'n kloof zien we ook bovenaan het klassement: met vijf springen ze erbovenuit. Spurs op kop en Villa als verrassend vijfde paard mee in de race. Chelsea kijkt jaloers toe, Newcastle en Brighton kampen met Europese vermoeidheid. In Liverpool is voetbal even bijzaak na de ontvoering van de ouders van Luis Diaz, al werd in het blauwe gedeelte van de stad een belangrijke overwinning geboekt. Everton neemt in stijl afscheid van Bill Kenwright.00:00 Intro01:07 Ook Leroy heeft emoties03:30 Wekelijkse update Sandro Tonali05:15 Manchester Derby: discutabele penaltyfase12:00 Manchester Derby: de kloof tussen de twee wordt steeds groter20:43 De Spursmachine blijft draaien 28:31 Zeeziek in het Emirates Stadium31:12 De promovendi laten te wensen over35:57 Arsenal veegt de vloer aan met Sheffield 38:32 Liverpool speelde voor Díaz 41:44 Waar ligt het plafond voor Aston Villa?45:50 Chelsea schrijft verder aan hun tragedie52:10 Bournemouth – Burnley 58:31 Wolves – Newcastle 1:00:18 Naftpompchallenge & FPL 1:01:53 Uitsmijters 1:05:45 Outro
James & Alex bring you a classic ATP recapping a promising 1-0 win away at London Stadium. A wonderful joint tribute to Bill Kenwright was followed by a gritty, physical display from both sides. Dyche's Blues were happy to allow West Ham the majority of possession and executed the plan to near perfection. They break down stats in important stages of the match, key tactical battles, and many positive performances. Finally, many wonderful contributions from our listeners in post-match comments. LINKS: https://linktr.ee/usatoffeepod Intro: Steve Barkwill Production: James Boyman Outro: Kenboib
Welcome to this week’s Talking the Blues Podcast with Andy & George Costigan. We start with our personal reflections on the sad passing of Bill Kenwright CBE, Chairman of Everton Football Club […]
Mike and Pete are joined by Phill Hayward, as they look back on what's been a difficult week for the club after the death of Chairman Bill Kenwright; Everton responded well on the pitch, with the lads discussing the excellent win away at West Ham and a style of football that is now synonymous with an Everton away performance; The show rounds off with a look ahead to this weeks Carabao Cup tie against Burnley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
From London's Theatreland, we're joined by Broadway and West End stars Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga at the Gielgud Theatre. The duo are performing in Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends, devised by Cameron Mackintosh, and directed by Matthew Bourne.Nick Curtis and Nick Clark review Hamnet, which is now on at the Garrick theatre. Then, Nancy Durrant and our chief theatre critic review Lynn Nottage's Clyde's at the Donmar Warehouse.We join tributes to acclaimed West End producer and stage impresario Bill Kenwright, who has died.Our hosts also discuss the news that Cruel Intentions and The Hunger Games are coming to the London stage.And finally, we've got an email address! We'd love to hear from you what you think of the show - and the shows - so that we can get to know our fellow theatre-lovers better. Drop us a line at theatrepod@standard.co.uk.Listen to our episode about Mlima's Tale here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 126 of Sport Unlocked, the podcast dissecting the week's sports news issues. On the agenda on October 27, 2023 with Rob Harris, Martyn Ziegler and Tariq Panja: Gianni Infantino's week - launching an African league, returning to Saudi Arabia and celebrating an investigation being dropped in Switzerland. Sir Bobby Charlton & Bill Kenwright remembered Everton ownership & investigation Rugby changes - effectively a biennial men's World Cup & what impact has France 2023 had? Send any questions to the team on Twitter @SportUnlocked Check out videos from the interviews on Sport Unlocked's YouTube channel, Instagram or Twitter pages Music No Love by MusicbyAden https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadenCreative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/_no-loveMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/JgXz25Tw5d4o
On our latest podcast, we share our thoughts on the episodes of Corrie shown between the 23rd and the 25th October (Episodes #11091 - 11096). Poor old DS Swain, eh? Two hot leads this week - one after a massive wodge of cash mysteriously appears in Michael's bag and another when the perp is literally seen running into someone with his car and killing them - and both walk away scot free! Yes, the debate about just how much guilt Peter should be feeling about seeing off Stephen continues to rage on this week, but even though it looks like the police won't be punishing him this time, he certainly seems to be giving himself a good flogging in his own mind... Also this week, Sam invites Hope to the Bistro's Halloween do, Courtney continues to duck out of anything that seems remotely like work, and Ryan and Daisy manage to avoid giving into their carnal desires... but for how long? There's sad news in the Kabin as we chat about the news that Corrie alumnus Bill Kenwright has passed away, and we finish off the show with more of your thoughts about last week's Corrie. Street Talk - 00:10:01 The Kabin - 02:07:55 Feedback - 02:17:16
Join the Liverpool ECHO's Connor O'Neill, Joe Thomas, Chris Beesley and Matt Jones for the latest episode of the Royal Blue Podcast! The show starts with a tribute to the late, great Bill Kenwright, with Joe and Matt paying their respects after Connor and Chris' mid-week special. Attention then turns to Everton, reflecting on the 2-0 Merseyside Derby defeat and looking ahead to this weekend's fixture with West Ham, as Sean Dyche faces a selection dilemma following Ashley Young's sending off at Anfield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ian is joined by Mayowa Quadri and Musa Okwonga, and they begin by informing Ian that Bukayo Saka could break a record Wrighty holds if he scores or assists this weekend! They then move on to the news that Newcastle's Sandro Tonali is banned for 10 months for illegal betting, as well as the sad passing of Everton chairman Bill Kenwright. Finally, they look ahead to the Manchester derby before Ian gets a surprise fake trade. Host: Ian Wright Guests: Mayowa Quadri and Musa Okwonga Producers: Ryan Hunn, Roscoe Bowman and Jonathan Fisher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In a competition for lousiest leader, it's a toss up between Elon Musk and Rishi Sunak. Matt d'Ancona argues Sunak might actually be the worst Tory leader since the referendum - and that's a pretty high bar! Meanwhile - how did the late, great Bill Kenwright summarise life at Everton FC to Matt Kelly? It was fairly pithy and to the point. All this and more as the Two Matts are joined by Pulitzer Prize winning journalist James Ball. Enjoy!Plus - a chance to get a free signed copy of James O'Brien's new book when you subscribe to The New European.Further reading/watchingThe Pigeon Tunnel - "Errol Morris pulls back the curtain on the storied life and career of David Cornwell, the former spy known to the literary world as John le Carré"The Other Pandemic - James BallThe Right To Rule - Ben Riley-Smith Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 211 brought to you by TROPICAL BOX a premium tropical fruit supplier servicing London and surrounding areas, delivering a little sunshine to your door. Go to the website www.tropicalbox.co.uk and get 10% off your order using FULLYGEEKED at the checkout #TheFullyGeekedPod return with podcast episode 211 #FullyGeekedWeeklyRoundUp (00:23) This weeks topics include our thoughts on what's going on in the world. RIP to Sir Bobby Carlton and Everton chairman and West End producer Bill Kenwright. We look at what it means to be Proud to be Black and British before we "Celebrate Our Sisters" in the world of TV and Film before what is what in the land of TV and film (52:50) Loki S2E3 (#Disney+) (01:06:55) Gen V Ep 6 (#PrimeVideo) (01:15:30) Power Book Force S2 E8 (#Liongate+) (01:30:30) What else should you be watching: #Podcast #TheFullyGeekedPod #Films #TV #Review #GuysThatPodcast #TropicalBox #PowerUniverse #powerbook4force #TheBoys #GenV #BHM #VoiceNewspaper #BHM
Gregor Robertson, Jonathan Northcroft and Martin Samuel join Tom Clarke. They look back at the weeks European fixtures, have things turned around for Manchester United and two of their players in particular Onana and Maguire? Was it a reality check for Newcastle and is Jesus the main man for Arsenal?Gregor went to watch Birmingham, and reflects on Wayne Rooney's start at St Andrews. The team look at new owners setting unrealistic targets, getting rid of unfashionable managers and how Rooney might react. Finally Martin and Jonny remember Bill Kenwright a toffee through and through. Timeline:Man Utd – a win but has anything changed.2' Onana the hero…is he coming good? Does one good game change things?5' needs to be proved over a period of games. overall performance still not great.7' what is United's identity. 10' These were once assumed wins, now they are celebrated. Relying on players who they were trying to sell a month ago.12' Parts don't fit. Sweeper keeper but with slow centre backs. Creativity or industry, not both.19' character and self-belief in players. Perspective, they're doing the very basics. Lets see how they do against better teams.Newcastle25' not quite a reality check, Dortmund are a good side. Hard to play two games a week of such high intensity.27' Perhaps lacking a little in player experience. Slightly affected by injuries, at that level. There is a reason it took Man City so long to succeed at that level.30' need to play differently in Europe.31' Now looking thin – Tonali long ban, Isak, Botman, Murphy and Barnes all injured. Will they be able to sign anyone given FFP??34' Jesus injury. Is he the main man for Arsenal, or do they need another striker?Rooney and Birmingham.44' Rooney's tough start at St Andrews. Fans not happy, previous manager sacked too early and the team not played well in either of his first two games.46' the players are not comfortable playing the kind of football he wants to play. Too much too soon. Rooney thinks that might be the case.52' Rooney not bothered by criticism. But will the fans turn round.54' far to soon to be turning on him.55' Are the owners – DC – well equipped to bring success to Birmingham or are they half hearted? They have done a lot of good things, but are they running before they can walk on the football side?58' Carrying the weight of being a player from ‘the golden generation.' He has to prove himself. Bill Kenwright1;03 a fan who ended up at the top of the club. Tried really hard to find a credible buyer. Had a rough time but loved Everton wanted the best for them and tried his hardest.1;05 Nice guy, and true fan. But became a lightening conductor for a fan base who had been let down. But Kenwright didn't have the money himself, tried to find it with other investors. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome back to 'EPL State of Mind,' your gateway to this week's Premier League weekend. We're dissecting Manchester City's composed victory over Brighton, a dramatic London derby draw, and Aston Villa's dismantling of West Ham. But first the show opens up with hot news with several off-field headlines to discuss, including suspensions, point deductions, and the passings of Sir Bobby Charlton and Bill Kenwright. Also featured in this episode is Kyle Walker's second public nudity charge in the city of Manchester. James and Sean also preview the Manchester derby, a battle at the bottom of the table, and James has cooked up a parlay for his Lock of the Week. Join us as we delve in to the EPL State of Mind.
Paul and Jamie discuss the sad passing of Everton chairman Bill Kenwright. We also talk about a possible 12 points point deduction as the club awaits news of its FFP hearing. We also preview West Ham away on Sunday Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome back to the FPL Lounge! The lads return to preview GW10. the lads have a quick chat to start about Europe, and the potential to wildcard, but also spend some time reflecting on the passing of two giants of English football, Sir Bobby Charlton and Bill Kenwright. The radar has a familiar feel to last week, with some minor additions and movement, including an upgrade for an in-form Ollie Watkins. There's a bumper swimming against the tide where the lads swim against not one, but two players being heavily transferred in and out this week. There's also a genuine captaincy debate before they finish, as ever, with a little game they like to call Who the Heck is Stat?! If you like what you hear, do let the guys know on X (fka Twitter) or Insta @FPL_Lounge and be sure to subscribe so you always get episodes in advance of the Gameweek deadline!
This is Early Kick Off from the Men in Blazers Media Network, all your global football stories straight from the back pages of Europe's newspapers in around 10 to 15 minutes. On today's episode: a recap all of last night's Champions League action and a look-ahead to Wednesday night's fixtures, tributes to Everton's long-serving Chairman Bill Kenwright whose death was confirmed on Tuesday, Marco Silva's new contract at Fulham, plus Atletico Madrid's special kit commemorating a European semi-final against Celtic known as 'The Shame Game'.Football don't sleep, and neither do we.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Erik ten Hag's blushes were saved last night in the Champions League after a penalty was award to FC Copenhagen in the last kick of the game, but Andre Onana was the hero. So, has his luck began to turn or will we see more errors? And Harry Maguire scored United's goal but is the praise he is now receiving slightly premature or deserved?It's the big news coming out of Newcastle that Sandro Tonali will be banned for 10 MONTHS after being found guilty of betting breaches during his time in Italy, and we'll go through just what the repercussions of that will be for Eddie Howe. Finally, we look back at Bill Kenwright's legacy at Everton, after the Toffees Chairman sadly passed away at 78 years old. If you haven't already, be sure to give us a follow and a five star rating - it helps us massively! Keep up to date with us on our socials here: Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportsocialofficial/ Telegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Connor O'Neill and Chris Beesley react to the sad news of the passing of Bill Kenwright, Royal Blue, through and through. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Daniel Rachel's book Too Much Too Young: The 2 Tone Records Story is a new history of the iconic record label. He's joined by Pauline Black, lead singer of The Selecter, to discuss the cultural impact of the Ska music it released. Actor Martin Shaw remembers the late, great theatre impresario Bill Kenwright, whose productions included Willy Russell's Blood Brothers and Andrew Lloyd-Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, who has died at the age of 78. The game of squash and a family overcoming grief are at the heart of Chetna Maroo's debut novel, Western Lane, which has been shortlisted for the 2023 Booker Prize. She talks to Samira about creating the story which centres on a spirited 11-year-old protagonist, Gopi. In Lyonesse, Kristin Scott Thomas plays Elaine, a star who gave up her career and retreated to a remote house on a Cornish cliff. 30 years later she decides she must return and tell her story. Kate, played by Lily James, is a young film executive, juggling work, a toddler and a peripatetic director husband. She comes to help Elaine – and is transformed. But who will control her story, who will get to tell it? Playwright Penelope Skinner tells Samira Ahmed about her new drama of female solidarity and male power. Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Paula McGrath
An injury-time penalty save by Andre Onana and a Harry Maguire header help Manchester United earn a crucial win against FC Copenhagen, tributes are paid to Everton chairman Bill Kenwright who has died at the age of 78, Simon Jordan responds to Tyson Fury banning him & talkSPORT from the Francis Ngannou fight; And Ally McCoist sheds light on the music artist Drake! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Everton chairman Bill Kenwright passes away, JPMorgan CEO criticizes central banks, former NY regulator joins Fireblocks, Employment Hero secures $263M in funding, GrubMarket acquires PA China Farm, Rishi Sunak's mixed economic signals in sports business, ECB chief expresses confidence in inflation fight, GE raises profit forecast, Cheylesmore Accountants opens second office, NYC faces housing shortage.
Kelly Cates is joined by Steve Bruce, Dion Dublin & John Murray. The panel react to Andre Onana saving a penalty in added time to give Manchester United victory against Copenhagen and Arsenal's victory in Sevilla, as well as Kane and Bellingham scoring again in the Champions League. Plus Phil McNulty & Leon Osman give us their memories of Bill Kenwright who has passed away aged 78 TOPICS: 01:16 – Reaction to Manchester United's win over Copenhagen 11:50 – Ten Hag on Maguire and Onana 13:13 – Arsenal win in Sevilla 17:23 – Kane and Bellingham score again 22:56 – Tribute to Bill Kenwright
Andy, Lyndon and Paul discuss the news that broke on Tuesday afternoon concerning the death of Everton's Chairman, Bill Kenwright who had been on the Board for 35 years. They look back on the controversy at Anfield in the Merseyside derby and look ahead to Sunday's game against West Ham at the London Stadium Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Everton chairman Bill Kenwright passes away aged 78
Joe Thomas and Chris Beesley are joined by Giulia Bould, the creative force behind the BBC's new podcast documentary Everton: Nothing Will Be The Same. Giulia talks about the access she had at Finch Farm as Frank Lampard's time came to an end as well as seeing a different side to Sean Dyche. They also discuss the news that Everton's new stadium will host games at Euro 2028, Dyche's front five being all available for the first time as well as wishing Bill Kenwright all the best in his recovery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Host Chris Beesley joins the Echo's Everton correspondent Joe Thomas and regular guest Gavin Buckland for the latest edition of the Royal Blue podcast. The panel discuss the wait for further announcements from the club on chairman Bill Kenwright and new board appointments; Manchester United's rumoured interest in Jordan Pickford; Alex Iwobi's comments on his future; Everton's upcoming date at the independent commission over their profit and sustainability charge plus the breaking story on Bournemouth's sacking of manager Gary O'Neil and what that could mean for the Blues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The lads are back to discuss all the latest news coming out of the club, with board room resignations and Bill Kenwright's continuing presence discussed; The lads chat about potential implications for the manager and his transfer plans given the off-field uncertainty; With transfers in full swing at other clubs, Jordan Pickford has been linked with a move away, leading to a discussion about what his departure could mean for the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Neil and Mark chat about the Board Room changes at Everton and the impending removal of Bill Kenwright from the Football Club. Macca gives us a comparable insight into Crystal Palace and Steve Parish. Can Palace break their mid table hoodoo? With the Ashes starting tonight, Somerset's own MacHattie and the Barmy Army's Mark Crotty give their thoughts on the upcoming series
Ryan and Matt discuss the never-ending boardroom saga at Goodison; Bill Kenwright, resignations and fixtures. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Paul, Jamie and Rhiad talk about the future of Bill Kenwright and ask why he still hasn't left his role at the club yet. We also react to the new seasons fixtures getting announced today as well as transfer rumours and the future of Amadou Onana Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Rob Sawyer guests on the podcast, joining Lyndon and Paul to anticipate what is shaping up to be another intense night under the lights on Thursday when Newcastle come to town. They look back at what was a fairly tepid draw at Crystal Palace and the selection debate surrounding right-back, especially when Seamus Coleman is out injured, and they address the controversy surrounding Bill Kenwright's open letter to supporters Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Host Matt Jones joins his ECHO colleagues Everton correspondent Joe Thomas and Everton reporter Chris Beesley plus regular guest Gavin Buckland for the latest edition of the Royal Blue podcast. As well as reviewing Everton holding out for a goalless draw at Crystal Palace despite Mason Holgate's sending off, the panel discuss chairman Bill Kenwright's statement from last Friday while looking forward to Thursday night's Goodison Park showdown against Newcastle United. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After another dramatic week at the club, Mike and Pete discuss the open letter released by Chairman, Bill Kenwright and the impact it had on fans prior to the Crystal Palace game; The lads have a chat about the game itself and whether it can be deemed a good point given the club's current plight; The show rounds off with a look ahead to the visit of Newcastle United to Goodison Park this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The ATP is back with the full power trio to bring you all of the action (or inaction) from an away draw at Nelson Road / Selhurt Park vs. Crystal Palace. Alex/James/Ryan get into all the Bantr including the appearance of DCL in the starting lineup, the absence of Wilfred Zava in the Palace lineup, as well as the red card to Mason Holgate. The ATP also addresses the letter from Bill Kenwright and takes a ton of listener comments about forward looking topics such as Everton's best XI including what to do about RB and how we can get out of the relegation battle going forward. Thank you again for continuing to support the pod! LINKS: https://linktr.ee/usatoffeepod Production: Alex Johnson Intro: Steve Barkwill Outro: Kenboib Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Dave, Les and Pete have an extended debate on Bill Kenwright's latest statement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Paul, Jamie and Jake talk about a big win against Brentford, more VAR controversy, Bill Kenwright, DCL's injury woes plus everything else Everton related including a trip to Chelsea on Saturday. Up the toffees!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Ben & The Bobble discuss Everton's win over Brentford on the weekend, the news that Bill Kenwright's missing image has been found in the Leeds-Liverpool canal, DCL's ongoing injury, whether Mykolenko should be back in the squad and the feelings going into the Chelsea game.Social Media Links - https://linktr.ee/aviewfromthebullensEverton St. Patricks 'Night' Event Tickets - https://bit.ly/3ZfheM9Sponsors:The Bierkeller - https://thebierkeller.com/C&D Engineering Consultants - https://canddconsultants.com/Advanced Building SuppliesLuduso - https://luduso.co.uk/ - 10% off with the code AVFTB10 Get exclusive content on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Ladies n' Genminminminmin (er, min...) please welcome the warm and wonderful silky-voiced beauty Michael Fenton Stevens to "The Good Listening To" Clearing!Michael Fenton Stevens is an English actor and comedian. He is best known for being a founder member of The Hee Bee Gee Bees and the voice behind the Spitting Image 1986 number 1 hit "The Chicken Song":"Hold a chicken in the air Stick a deckchair up your nose Buy a jumbo jet and then bury all your clothes Paint your left knee green then extract your wisdom teeth Form a string quartet and pretend your name is Keith" We've all done it...Mike also has his own wonderful podcast called "My Time Capsule":A podcast that asks guests, such as Stephen Fry, David Mitchell, Caroline Quentin, Ross Noble, Lee Mack, Arabella Weir & Rob Brydon, for five things which they'd like to put in a Time Capsule.They can choose anything from an item, to a memory, a film or even a country. Four of them are things they want to preserve but one has to be something they're happy to lock away and never have to think about again. And he's also been in the seminal BBC sit-com "Only Fools & Horses".Like the Great Gatsby before him, Michael Fenton Stevens has always been proud to be an Oxford man - albeit more Brookes than Balliol. When, in his second year, Michael was introduced to fellow student, Mandy Fenton, it was love at first sight - at least as far as Michael was concerned. But, a bit like Doris Day, he kept his love a secret. When a subtle twist of fate revealed that Mandy Fenton also had feelings for Michael Stevens, they started on a path to becoming Mr and Mrs Fenton Stevens. They had children and now their children have children. First and foremost, Michael Fenton Stevens is a family man and his wife, Mandy Fenton Stevens, has a PhD in Bio Chemistry. Michael remains her greatest fan to this day and acknowledges the profound personal transformation that he attributes primarily to her. Michael's other greatest influencers were his own parents, both alas no longer with him. His father, Harry, was a good professional comic before becoming a full-time criminal defence lawyer, who still enjoyed singing old music-hall songs at weekends, often encouraging Michael to join him on stage. Originally also, Michael followed in his father's footsteps for a year or two, as a potential legal eagle - but all he ever really wanted to do was tread the boards himself, in his own right. Taking his father's advice, Michael boldly asked all and sundry to help him get an Equity card. Bill Kenwright kindly obliged. Again as directed by his father, Michael modelled his voice on the dulcet tones of the film star, Robert Donat, rather than continuing with his sprawling suburban drawl, originally from Bermondsey, modified in Orpington. Yvonne Mitchell acted as his acting coach. Anthony Quayle took on the role of professional mentor and pub lunch companion. Michael has worked with many of the most famous names in the business, including Richard Curtis, Ben Elton and Angus Deayton. Michael also has a number one novelty song to his credit for Spitting Image - the Chicken Song topped the charts in 1986! In the last two years Michael has created well over 200 "My Time-Capsule" podcasts, starting with Stephen Fry, no less! A former smoker, Michael is also just completing a one million step exercise to raise awareness of Type 2 Diabetes. Michael finds contentment sitting quietly beside the sea at Cooden Beach, throwing pebbles at a groyne. He has the rhyming skill of William McGonagall and the surreal humour of Man U star Eric Cantonar. In fact, Michael Fenton Stevens has a lot of wise words to say - and he says them all so beautifully. Please sit back and listen now. Thank you and enjoy!
This recording was done at Chichester Festival Theatre where Kate is currently playing the role of Patsy and is also understudy for Carly Anderson who plays Polly, the lead female character, in Crazy For You. This brand new production, which celebrates the work's 30th anniversary, is directed and choreographed by Susan Stroman.After growing up in Stoke on Trent, Kate went on to train at Arts Ed, Kate before launching her professional performing career. She played Stephanie in ‘Saturday Night Fever' for Bill Kenwright, and performed in ‘Follies' at The National Theatre, and 'The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe' on the UK Tour. She was also in the Netflix series 'The Crown'.Kate is also a qualified fitness instructor.You can follow her on instagram @kateparr_
In an Ad Hoc episode, Mark from the People's Group gives some insights into the ex owner and current Chairman of Everton Football Club, Bill Kenwright, and how under the new regime, change is still required in order to progress.
Jenny Seagrove is an actress of stage and screen. She starred alongside Rupert Everett in the Academy Award-winning short film A Shocking Accident and other film roles include Nate and Hayes opposite Tommy Lee Jones, Bullseye! with Michael Caine and Roger Moore, A Chorus of Disapproval with Anthony Hopkins and Jeremy Irons and Appointment with Death With Peter Ustinov, Lauren Bacall, Carrie Fisher and John Gielgud. She played Jo Mills in the BBC drama series Judge John Deed and her stage work includes multiple runs in the West End including The Exorcist, Noël Coward's Fallen Angels, Alan Ayckbourn's Absurd Person Singular, Present Laughter at the Globe Theatre with Tom Conti and Hamlet with Ian McKellen. She was the subject of This Is Your Life in 2003 and her partner is the theatrical producer and chairman of Everton F.C., Bill Kenwright. Jenny founded and helps to run Mane Chance Sanctuary, a charity that aims to "provide sanctuary and relief from suffering for horses, while promoting humane behaviour to all animals and mutually beneficial relationships with people who need them". Jenny Seagrove is guest number 190 on My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things she'd like to put in a time capsule; four she'd like to preserve and one she'd like to bury and never have to think about again .For more information on Jenny's charity Mane Chance, visit: manechancesanctuary.orgFollow Jenny Seagrove on Twitter: @springmeisterFollow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens and Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
James welcomes Everton correspondent Sean Norton on to the Podcast to discuss the state of his club Everton following Sunday's dismissal of manager Rafa Benitez. There's discussion on how Benitez failed, the team's dismal on field performances and concerns about the financial situation which is likely to mean the stars that remain could leave in the summer. Who's in charge of the club, is it Farhad Moshiri or does Bill Kenwright still have a decisive say in off field operations. And how much danger are The Toffees in? Could they be relegated this season? And who's best to step in to the managers position? Roberto Martinez, Wayne Rooney and Duncan Ferguson appear to be the front runners... Follow Sean on Twitter: https://twitter.com/spirit_blues Coming Up on Wednesday on Planet FPL - Planet SkyFF s3 ep24, discussing all the latest in Sky Fantasy Football. ____________________________________________ Want to become a member of our FPL community and support the Podcast? Our Patreon content in January features over 20 additional Podcasts from Intermediate Tier. Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/planetfpl Follow James on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetFPLPod Follow Suj on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sujanshah Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/planetfpl Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/planetfpl Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8043oOKTB4uP8Nq15Kz6bg
Carole's work as director/choreographer in the West End, includes: Dancing in the Streets (Cambridge, Savoy and Playhouse); Santa's Christmas Adventure (Ambassadors); Gyles Brandreth's Zipp! (Duchess); Girls Night Out (Victoria Palace); Elvis the Musical (Astoria, Prince of Wales and Piccadilly); Return to the Forbidden Planet (Cambridge); Ferry ‘Cross the Mersey (Lyric); Lily Savage in Snow White (Victoria Palace); Tribute to the Blues Brothers (Whitehall); Jack to a King (Ambassadors); The Pocket Dream (Albery); James and the Giant Peach (Sadler's Wells); The Rivals (Boulevard); Wild Oats (National); La Cenerentola (Royal Opera House); various Gilbert and Sullivan operas (Sadler's Wells and Savoy) and as Resident Director: Hello, Dolly! (Drury Lane); Peggy Sue Got Married (Shaftesbury); plus many galas and concerts at the Palladium, Prince Edward, Strand, Savoy and Drury Lane including: The Ken Dodd Show, Jerry Herman's Broadway, with Angela Lansbury and Bill Kenwright's Any Dream Will Do concert, with eight Josephs, all at the Palladium. Also 14 productions at Above the Stag in London – the only professional LGBT fringe theatre in the UKWorldwide includes: The Mikado in Brisbane, Sydney and LA; Elvis the Musical in Vancouver and Sydney; Dancing in the Streets in North America and Canada. Starlight Express in Japan and Australia plus countless trade shows from Iceland to the Bahamas and many musicals directed on Cruise Ships from Norway to Western Samoa.She has directed/choreographed varied straight productions in UK, ranging from Peter Terson's Strippers to Agatha Christie's only comedy, Afternoon at the Seaside, and has worked on many Kenwright productions, including Can't Smile Without You – the UK tour based on Barry Manilow's music , Laughter in the Rain with the music of Neil Sedaka, Ferry Cross the Mersey , Simply the Best ( Tina Turner), Jesus Christ Superstar, This is Elvis , Elvis the Musical and the UK hit tour Cilla the Musical. She was with the Dreamboats creative team for all three titles on both the UK tours and at the Savoy and the Playhouse in London.Television/film work includes: Stravinsky's Renard the Fox, Lenny Beige, Morecambe and Wise and Prick Up Your Ears.She also writes and devises compilation shows and acts for various artistes and gives occasional Tales of Toddography talks in aid of the Guide Dogs for the Blind. She enjoys living in Brighton – when she gets the chance – and is honoured to be a patron of The Brighton Academy.
In this MWOT Podcast episode I speak to the successful Paul Taylor-Mills, Artistic Director at Londons The Turbine Theatre in Battersea Power Station. Having read about Paul a few years ago, I loved the fact that he put everything including his own money on the line to get his shows running when he first started out. Now Paul is becoming one of the major Theatre Producers in London and his talent and passion shines through on our talk. Working with some of the biggest names out there like Andrew Lloyd Webber and having Bill Kenwright as a mentor its easy to see that combining those influences with Pauls hard work and desire means his career will only keep on progressing. Something I didn’t realise was that Paul was also a close friend of Caroline Flack and he talks about the importance and responsibility of Social Media that we all have, we need to remember to BE KIND! I really enjoyed this chat with Paul, he was down to earth about his journey and his energy and love of Theatre which left me feeling positive about the future of the performing arts after the epidemic. Enjoy the episode! MWOT PODCAST - WE ALL HAVE A STORY! SHOW NOTES: PAULS INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/paul_taylor_mills/?hl=en TURBINE THEATRE INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/TurbineTheatre/?hl=en MWOT WEB - https://www.mywayofthinking.co.uk TW - https://twitter.com/mywayofthinkin3 FB – https://www.facebook.com/mywayofthink... SPOTIFY - https://open.spotify.com/show/4m4BfTk... INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/mwotpodcast/ YT - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJAr... APPLE PODCAST - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... EMAIL – mwotpodcast@aol.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lee-greenhough/message
Episode 25 kicks off with the sad news of Liverpool legend Ian St John’s passing and the lads discuss the memories they have of him. The blues, Ian Mills and Gary Judge begin by discussing the news that the new stadium at Bramley Moore took a step closer this week with only the governments decision standing in the way of the building starting. The reds, Gary Murray and Phil Roberts, start the previews this week looking back at their 2-0 victory away to league strugglers Sheff Utd where they compare opinions on Curtis Jones, Bobby Firmino and Ozan Kabak. The blue side then look at their 1-0 home victory against Southampton where they agreed it was a much needed “ugly” win. They compare notes on Richarlison, the returning Allan and the continued form of Gylfi Sigurdsson. This week in history sees the reds fondly remember their 2-0 victory in the 2003 Worthington Cup Final against bitter rivals Man Utd whilst the blues look back at confirmation of Farhad Moshiri purchasing 49.9% of Bill Kenwright's shares back in 2016 and the impact Moshiri has had on the club since. The lads try out a new feature, “who am I?” for players from both side of the park before the previews of the upcoming games round off the show. Liverpool have home games against Chelsea on Thursday and Fulham on Sunday while Everton travel to former manager Sam Allardyce’s West Brom on Thursday before a trip to Stamford Bridge to play Chelsea on Monday Night.
It's time for more topical debate (with a few relevant tangents) from the Planet Porky custodians - Mike Parry and Lesley-Ann Jones. Today they debate and discuss: Piers Morgan, referring to people as types of animals, keeping rabbits, being chosen to be an influencer, trading with oppressive regimes, the top 20 songs from musicals, Bill Kenwright, LAJ's pictures causing a stir, familiar names appearing in a list of the world's best pubs, Frank Warren, the magic mysticism of churches, whether wearing glasses is attractive, DIY dentistry, prawns, wokedom and whether it's gone too far, the challenges of being the new Bond girl, South American women, sexy dancing, the man who kicked the head off a snowman and Ken Wharfe's amazing associations. If only he'd hung out on Planet Porky, he would have completed the set. Follow the show on Twitter: @PlanetPorky or Mike is: @MikeParry8 while you can find Lesley-Ann: @LAJwriter. Or you can email us questions or comments to: planetporkypod@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!
The Trio are joined by Everton Business Matters Founder and Host and Twitter masked man The Esk. Russian Kleptocracy via USM - Navaltny, Usmanov, Putin and the era of oligarchs. Paul discusses the incompetencies with the board, educating us on the pyramid of the football club and the benefits of how a solid structure at board level helps create direction. Do the fans still feel the club have No Plan? Diving into the January 2021 AGM (or propaganda) covering strategy, finances, community, interaction with fans and any other significant activities (on and off the field). What do Everton need to sell themselves as internationally to become a brand? Are Changes needed at board level? You'll also hear how since the arrival Five Years ago of Billionaire Iranian Farhad Moshiri how the lack of ambition and resource prior to his arrival has held the club back, and how even with Moshiri at the helm we aren't aggressive enough with Champions League ambitions, and the club is quickly going out of Fashion. Bill Kenwright isn't producing this play anymore but playing the Starman in his own production is failing to bring Everton any golden years in his tenure whilst he strives for his own Fame. Can Under Pressure shareholders bring a club together whilst stagnant corporate deals, strategy and player acquisition give us Little Wonder what will happen in the next decade at the club? An ideal board member mentioned is a hypothetical podcast worthy shout, and Paul doubles down on his vague brand of elusiveness, and loses his teeth before telling us off pod about his only music preference. Running Order: - Introduction to The Esk (00min 55sec) - January AGM (05min 00sec) - Bill Kenwright (16min 00sec) - Example Models for future exposure (30min 43sec) - TV Money relience (49min 09sec) - Brexit (39min 41sec) - Trust Brands & Carlo we trust (1hr 4min 07sec) - Quickfire Q & A (1hr 9min 8sec) Search 'mintisculture' on social media to find us, and email us here: mintisculture@gmail.com. Check out the MINT store, www.mintisculture.com where you can find more than just audio content. ***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcast or wherever you get your pods.
In this next podcast, Carl Orr interviews the very accomplished guitarist, Damien Cooper. Damien is a freelance London based guitarist who has held the Guitar 1 chair on Thriller live since 2009, and has been a member of Dr Hook from 2015. Originally from Australia and after 20 years of playing and touring around Australasia with acts covering styles from jazz to rock to cabaret, Damien relocated to London. Since then he has been an in demand player on both the London scene and abroad. Theatre credits include Jesus Christ Superstar (Scandinavian tour), Hedwig And The Angry Inch (London), Godspell, Dancing In The Streets (UK and European tour), Never Forget (London dep), Top Hat (London Dep), The Book of Morman (London Dep)Tina the Musical London Dep and various shows at the London Palldium including Bill Kenwright’s Dream On and Magic Fm's Christmas show. Damien has also toured, recorded and worked with a variety of different artists including Denise Pearson, Jimmy Somerville, Dr Hook, Kim Wilde, Beverley Knight, Lemar, Anastacia, The Shires, James Morrison, Ronan Keating, Andrea Triana, MC Mystro, Rick Astley, Gabrielle, Alfie Boe, Boyzone, Macy Grey, Peter Andre......and more. This episode highlights the importance and discipline of rhythm guitar, which is a huge strength of Damien's and a real tribute to his success as a working musician. There are also some great tips shared by both Carl and Damien about improvisation in a live performance setting. If you want to join my online jazz guitar academy with a complete pathway of step-by-step courses to improve your jazz playing, take a look by clicking here: https://www.fretdojo.com/signup-offer/ Here's some ways you can develop your jazz guitar playing: For jazz guitar beginners: Check out my 30-Day Jazz Guitar Challenge: https://www.fretdojo.com/30-day-jazz-guitar-challenge/ For my complete collection of courses for a low monthly fee, go to this link: https://www.fretdojo.com/signup-offer/
Keith Jack is best known for his appearance in the BBC1 Show ‘Any Dream will Do', coming in second.Shortly after the program Keith joined the UK Tour of Bill Kenwright's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in which he played The Narrator. He then created the lead role of Charlie in the new musical Only the Brave, which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, following this he was asked back to take over the lead part of Joseph, which he played for three years. He has also played the role of Alistair in the Edinburgh festival and UK premier of Sincerely Mr Toad and the part of Ralph Rackstraw in HMS Pinafore.Pantomimes include; Aladdin in Aladdin and Prince in Sleeping Beauty (King's Theatre Glasgow), the title role in Peter Pan (His Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen) and Prince Charming in Cinderella (Whitley Bay) Dick Whittington (Maidstone)Concerts include; Performing in front of her Majesty the Queen and the Spanish Royal Family at the ‘Parliament Picnic', The Great Scot Awards, Scottish Hotel of the Year Awards, Choices for Life 2008 & 2009 playing to over 100,000 people, Lauder Live at Thirlestane Castle, BBC Two's 'Friday Night is Music Night', 'Music Music Music' John Barrowman's album tour at the Hammersmith Apollo, Andrew Lloyd Webber's Birthday concert at Hyde Park, BBC's 'Songs of Praise' and headlining Aberdeen's Hogmany street party 2009 with Sandi Thom and Amy Macdonald. Most recently 'An Evening of Movies and Musicals' in Cardiff and Edinburgh with John Owen jones and Ruthie Henshall. He has just recently finished an album tour with Ruthie Henshall and was part of 42nd street gala concertSince appearing on ‘Any Dream will Do', Keith has been asked back by the BBC on several occasions including the When Joseph met Maria and I'd Do Anything.Keith has released three albums. His debut was called This Time and went straight into the Top 40 . His most recent album An Evening at the Musicals was released in 2010 and is available from his website and all download sites. He completed two sell out UK Tours of these albums. Keith can also be heard on John Barrowman's album, Music, Music Music.In 2011 Keith was in New York recording the soundtrack for the award winning film, The Dreams of Kings.For more information or to buy his latest album, 'Movie Nights', go to hie website at http://officialkeithjack.co.uk
On today's bumper edition of the Royal Blue podcast we discuss everything from commercial deals to selling Morgan Schneiderlin. Host Phil Kirkbride is joined by Dave Prentice, Sam Carroll and Gav Buckland to talk through the major talking points coming out of Goodison this week. We start by assessing the club's new shirt sponsorship deal with Cazoo and the merits of ending the agreement with SportPesa before moving onto the news that players, board members and other key staff have taken wage cuts and deferrals - plus a generous donation from fans that was matched by Farhad Moshiri and Bill Kenwright. Goodison was given the go-ahead to host next weekend's Merseyside derby and we talk about how players will deal with no fans inside the ground and how Everton can overcome the challenges of making the stadium bio-secure. Carlo Ancelotti's preparations for the game have been dealt a blow this week with the news that Theo Walcott has been ruled out and Andre Gomes and Fabian Delph are concerns. The panel discuss who should play on the right-wing and conclude the podcast by talking about the futures of Maarten Stekelenburg, Djibril Sidibe and Schneiderlin, who has been the subject of interest from Nice. Enjoy.
On this edition of Across The Park extra, Millsy and Judgy are joined via zoom by former WBC Cruiserweight Champion of the world and huge Evertonian, Tony Bellew. Tony has the lads in stitches with tales of growing up as a "rebellious" Evertonian, inspired by his older brother, to memories of the two infamous "great escapes" in 1994 and 1998. Tony also spoke about how he went from being a regular Evertonian, to training at Finch Farm, as part of a special relationship he developed with his beloved club. Tony tells us about the time he first met David Moyes, which almost led to him getting into a fight and how Moyes helped him meet Dave Billows, his fitness coach, who became a huge influence on his career. No punches are pulled in Tony’s opinion on how special David Moyes’ time was at the club, his relationship and love for Bill Kenwright and how he feels the inside of the club changed for the worse during a period of changing managers and personnel. We ask Tony about "that special night" at Goodison Park when he captured the WBC Cruiserweight title in dramatic fashion against Ilunga Makabu and just how much pressure he felt personally in fighting at the place he loved most. This is a fantastic insight into the real Anthony Bellew. His love for his family, Everton and appreciation of the opportunities he has had through boxing shine through with a side of typical "scouse humour". Tony is a shining example that dreams can come true but he is also humble and honest enough to concede that he has had his fair share of tough moments and this note, the three blues share their own recognition of the significance of mental health in modern society before signing off. For any Football or Boxing fans, this is a must listen.
Carlo Ancelotti is the new Everton manager.The 60-year-old Italian hosted his first press conference at Goodison Park on Monday morning after watching Saturday's goalless draw with Arsenal from the stands alongside Farhad Moshiri, Bill Kenwright and Marcel Brands.The ECHO's head of sport Dave Prentice, Everton correspondent Phil Kirkbride and breaking news writer Sam Carroll were all in attendance to witness Ancelotti address the media for the first time and form a three-man panel on a festive Royal Blue Podcast.Moshiri's ambition, transfer plans and what attracted the three-times Champions League winner to Merseyside is all discussed as well as looking ahead to the Boxing Day visit of Burnley.There's also time to reflect on the majority comments made by Moshiri to Talksport about Ancelotti, Marco Silva and the Goodison Park atmosphere. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Chris Karle and Geoff Saunders discuss sorry Southampton, Lethal Leicester and what now for Emery and Xhaka as the captain loses his head and the manager loses his control at misfiring Arsenal, Tottenham come back stronger at Liverpool, still lose and the manager baffles pundits with team selection as Eriksen looks like he has already left. We salute Bill Kenwright for trying to save Bury FC and being forbidden from doing so and why, how Wolves are doing better than last year and Watford need to play strikers, why things won't get better at Newcastle and what will happen in the next round of games. Plus, there's a trivia question!
Chris Karle and Geoff Saunders discuss sorry Southampton, Lethal Leicester and what now for Emery and Xhaka as the captain loses his head and the manager loses his control at misfiring Arsenal, Tottenham come back stronger at Liverpool, still lose and the manager baffles pundits with team selection as Eriksen looks like he has already left. We salute Bill Kenwright for trying to save Bury FC and being forbidden from doing so and why, how Wolves are doing better than last year and Watford need to play strikers, why things won't get better at Newcastle and what will happen in the next round of games. Plus, there's a trivia question!
Chris Karle and Geoff Saunders discuss sorry Southampton, lethal Leicester and what now for Emery and Xhaka as the captain loses his head and the manager loses his control at misfiring Arsenal, Tottenham come back stronger at Liverpool, still lose and the manager baffles pundits with team selection as Eriksen looks like he has already left. We salute Bill Kenwright for trying to save Bury FC and being forbidden from doing so and why, how Wolves are doing better than last year and Watford need to play strikers, why things won't get better at Newcastle and what will happen in the next round of games. Plus, there's a trivia question! #BuryFC #Leicester #Arsenal #GranitXhaka #Xhaka #Emery #Pochettino #Tottenham #Wolves #Watford #Everton #Kenwright #EFL #SouthamptonFC #Liverpool #premierleague #SerieA #manchesterunited #Norwich #newcastleunited #Gunners #Spurs #VAR
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When the designs arrived, they certainly didn't disappoint. So who better to talk about Everton's proposed new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock than the man who has designed it, architect Dan Meis. In this exclusive interview with our Blues correspondent Phil Kirkbride, Meis discusses his designs, capacity, costs, being the face of the project and his role in the future, the influence of Bill Kenwright, and why Everton are building a 'Ferrari and not a Bentley'. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
There's an unsurprising theme in this week's special midweek Royal Blue podcast. Everton completed the signing of Portuguese midfield maestro Andre Gomes late Tuesday and host Sam Carroll acted swiftly to pull together a crack team of pundits to discuss the transfer. The ECHO's Head of Sport Dave Prentice is joined by Everton reporter Adam Jones and Paul Wheelock as the guests wax lyrical about Gomes' potential at Goodison Park. As well as the bonus of securing a cut-price £22m deal for the 25-year-old, the importance of trusting Marco Silva, Marcel Brands and Bill Kenwright at the negotiating table is discussed, as well as who will be next through the doors at Finch Farm. Kurt Zouma's name crops up, naturally, while the future of Morgan Schneiderlin and several Everton misfits are all pondered. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
It's the second episode of The Alan Myers Everton Podcast - and, just like the first, it's a must-listen. Alan brings you three exclusive interviews. The first of which is a chat with the man who sat in the Goodison Park hotseat for 11 years before his departure to Manchester United, David Moyes. The Scot talks about why the Blues were the club for him, after previously turning down other Premier League jobs, how he turned the club from relegation candidates to Champions League and Europa League qualifiers, how he dealt with the massive spotlight on Wayne Rooney, his best signing, his relationship with Bill Kenwright, how his move to United came about, as well as his thoughts on the current Everton crop. Alan then speaks to David Unsworth, who famously scored the first goal of Moyes' reign, about what it was like to be a Blues player at that time. The pair also speak about Unsy's current role at Everton, as the highly successful manager of the club's under-23s team, but only after Alan calls France to speak to former Blues striker Mickaël Madar, who talks warmly of the late, great Howard Kendall. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
The former Academy graduate is preparing to face the Blues with Oldham Athletic this evening in the Checkatrade Trophy and sat down with the ECHO to reflect on his time at Goodison.Baxter, the youngest player to have represented the club, talks candidly about the lifeline Everton handed him in 2017 when he faced "some very dark moments" during a drugs ban.The 26-year-old spent last season with the Blues' under-23s in the hope of relaunching a career that lay in tatters and says he owes a debt of gratitude to Bill Kenwright and others who gave him a "third chance".Baxter also provides fascinating insight into playing under David Moyes, how a moment on his debut will haunt him forever and how close he came to playing in the 2009 FA Cup final.The Bootle born attacker reveals a "surreal" experience with Tim Cahill, the truth about the new contract he turned down in 2012 and how Joleon Lescott delivered a painful lesson in training.Baxter goes on to discuss Phil Neville, Leighton Baines, being a mentor to Everton's young players and much, much more.Sit back, relax and enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
In this episode Greg and Tony reflect on the news that Farhad Moshiri has consolidated his control of Everton by purchasing extra shares, plus chairman Bill Kenwright's comments about it and what it means for the Bramley Moore stadium project. The lads also talk about the injury crisis at Goodison and preview Sunday's Premier League game with West Ham.
It might be the international break, but Farhad Moshiri has given Everton fans a lot to discuss.It was announced on Tuesday afternoon that the Iranian billionaire had increased his stake in the club from 49.9% to 68.6% - with a view to further increasing his share to 77.2% by July 2019.Adam Jones is joined by Dave Prentice and Sam Carroll to discuss what this move means for Everton in the long run - including how it impacts the stadium and the future of chairman Bill Kenwright. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Davy Klaassen has been told he's not going to be sold by Everton this summer - but does he realistically have a future at Goodison?The Royal Blue podcast team are back around the debating table after a night at The Dixies where Jordan Pickford was the big winner.Everton reporter Phil Kirkbride, Head of Sport Dave Prentice and Tony Scott all went home empty handed but returned with plenty to discuss.Pickford, double-award winner Wayne Rooney and Everton's Goal of the Season are all pored over, as are the comments from chairman Bill Kenwright who vowed that every one of the club's summer signings will still be Everton players next season.Klaassen has made just 14 appearances while Sandro Ramirez, out on loan at Sevilla, has only 15 under his belt yet the chairman is refusing to give up on them.Everton have not made the future of manager Sam Allardyce as clear, however, and his brief appearance on stage, his words, the isolated heckles and his media strategy are discussed on this episode. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
In the final Abbey Talks podcast short for Let The Right One In, Craig Connolly talks innocence, connections and the bricks & mortar of being an actor. Let the Right One In is presented by the National Theatre of Scotland by arrangement with Marla Rubin Productions Ltd and Bill Kenwright in association with the Abbey Theatre. Recorded: Thursday 11 January 2018 at the Abbey Theatre Broadcast: Tuesday 16 January 2018 Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy Artist credit: Fleetwood Mac - Landslide © Reprise Records
In the latest Abbey Talks podcast short, Katie Honan talks love stories, illumination and how not to be human. Let the Right One In is presented by the National Theatre of Scotland by arrangement with Marla Rubin Productions Ltd and Bill Kenwright in association with the Abbey Theatre. Recorded: Wednesday 10 January 2018 at the Abbey Theatre Broadcast: Friday 12 January 2018 Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy Artist credit: The Cinematic Orchestra - To build a home © Ninjatune
In the latest Abbey Talks podcast short, actor Bob Kelly talks mind-fields, terror dreams and how to be a better human. Let The Right One In is presented by the National Theatre of Scotland by arrangement with Marla Rubins Productions Ltd and Bill Kenwright in association with the Abbey Theatre. Recorded: Friday 8 December 2017 at the Abbey Theatre. Broadcast: Monday 18 December 2017 Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy
In the latest Abbey Talks podcast shorts, hometown boy Jamie Hallahan talks Saturday night living, getting lost in silence and how everything is haunted in Ballyvourney. Let The Right One In is presented by the National Theatre of Scotland by arrangement with Marla Rubins Productions Ltd and Bill Kenwright in association with the Abbey Theatre. Recorded: Friday 8 December 2017 at the Abbey Theatre. Broadcast: Monday 11 December 2017 Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy
Fresh from playing Jimmy Gralton in Jimmy's Hall, actor Richard Clements talks stage frights in Let the Right One In, sleeping with the light on and the genuine terror of being a parent. Tracks included in this recording are 'I Don't Want to Lose You Now' and 'Hurricane', both written and performed by Richard Clements. Let The Right One In is presented by the National Theatre of Scotland by arrangement with Marla Rubins Productions Ltd and Bill Kenwright in association with the Abbey Theatre. Recorded: Friday 1 December in the rehearsal room of the Abbey Theatre Broadcast: Monday 4 December. Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy
Everton 2 - 5 Arsenal Huddersfield 2 - 1 Manchester United Spurs 4 - 1 Liverpool 2-5 hjemme mod Arsenal blev den famøse sidste dråbe i bægeret for Bill Kenwright og Everton bestyrelsen. Ronald Koeman fik en fyreseddel og et pænt tak for alt. Vi trækker ligklædet til side og forsøger at lave en obduktion af Everton. Hvordan er det hele gået så skævt for et Everton, vi havde så store forhåbninger for? Er det bare Thomas’ forbandelsen der slår til igen eller ligger der mere i det? Og hvem skal Everton nu jagte som nye manager? De små terrier fra Huddersfield overraskende alt og alle med hjemme at vinde 2-1 over mægtige Manchester United. Men var dette bare en enlig svale eller er der begyndt at komme skår i United glæden? Spurs viste nok engang hjemme på Wembley at de er ligaens farligste kontrahold. Mens Lovren og resten af Liverpool forsvaret brillerede ved elendigt forsvarsspil. Hvad skal Klopp gøre? Og er det ham, der skal gøre det? Få svaret på disse spørgsmål, alle ugens kampe og meget meget mere i dette afsnit af Tirsdage i Stoke.
On Thursday 4 September, the Wyvern Theatre provided an audio described performance of Agatha Christie's Black Coffee. Following last year’s production of Agatha Christie’s Go Back For Murder, the Agatha Christie Theatre Company return to Swindon with a brand-new drama produced by Bill Kenwright. Black Coffee is the first play ever written by Agatha Christie and in it we are introduced to Hercule Poirot - the only fictional character ever to receive a full-page obituary in the New York Times. Bill Kenwright said: “The Wyvern Theatre in Swindon has a very special place in my heart. It was there over four decades ago, right at the start of its life, I produced my very first major musical. ‘West Side Story’ opened at the Wyvern and went on to have a successful life ending up at the Shaftesbury Theatre in the West End. So it’s my great pleasure to congratulate them on hearing that they are offering audio description and touch tours for their visually impaired patrons. After a long gap we have started visiting the Wyvern again with our productions, and it’s innovation like this that keeps us all happy.”
Sir Philip Green is one of the UK's most successful, and colourful, businessmen; his stores are estimated to make up 10 per cent of the high street and his wealth runs into the billions. This week he sold a stake in his flagship fashion chains Topshop and Topman for a reported £500 million. Lesley Curwen profiles the man who is perhaps the most successful retailer of his generation, with contributions from Sir Stuart Rose, Bill Kenwright and Kate Phelan.Producers: Ben Crighton and Hannah Barnes.
Libby Purves meets musician Joe Brown; theatre producer Bill Kenwright; artist and taxidermist Katrina van Grouw and writer Liam Carson. Joe Brown MBE is one of the original rock 'n'roll stars to come out of the UK. Over the last five decades he has played guitar with Gene Vincent; Eddie Cochran and Johnny Cash and topped the charts with his band Joe Brown and the Bruvvers. His new album, 'The Ukulele Album', is a tribute to the instrument and includes his version of Pinball Wizard; Mr Blue Sky and The Ace of Spades. Joe Brown is currently touring the UK. Bill Kenwright CBE is a leading West End theatre producer and film producer. He is also chairman of Everton Football Club. He is currently a judge on a new Sky Arts series, the Nation's Best Am Dram. During the course of the series amateur theatre groups compete to perform in the West End helped by celebrity mentors including Roger Allam; Richard Wilson and Dame Harriet Walter. Katrina van Grouw is a fine artist; taxidermist and a former curator of the ornithological collections at the Natural History Museum. Her book, 'The Unfeathered Bird', features over 300 drawings representing 200 bird species. Each drawing is based on an actual specimen that she prepared. 'The Unfeathered Bird' is published by Princeton University Press. Writer Liam Carson is the founder and director of the IMRAM Irish Language Literature Festival which showcases the Irish language in modern literature. In his memoir, 'Call Mother A Lonely Field', he writes about his father's love of language and the complex relationship between a son thinking in English and a father dreaming in Irish. 'Call Mother A Lonely Field' is published by Seren. Producer: Paula McGinley.
Mark Lawson talks to leading theatre producers, including Cameron Mackintosh, Howard Panter and Rosemary Squire, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Bill Kenwright and Sonia Friedman, about the art of creating a hit show. The theatre impresarios discuss the impact of having a successful show and how long running productions such as Les Miserables and The Phantom of the Opera changed the theatre industry. Along side the hits, the producers talk about the millions of pounds lost when they have a flop; and they address the criticism that ticket prices are often too high. Producer Claire Bartleet.
Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the theatre producer Bill Kenwright. His West End successes include Shirley Valentine, Medea and Stepping Out. A gambler at heart, he continued to run Blood Brothers on Broadway despite a panning by the New York critics and it became a huge box office hit. An actor himself - most famously as Gordon Glegg in Coronation Street - he started producing in the provinces. There he lured audiences into the theatre by putting TV stars such as Pat Phoenix on stage - although sometimes he had to remind them that she wasn't Elsie Tanner.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Call To Arms (Everton FC and Z Cars Theme Tune) by Blueknowz Book: Everton - The Complete Record by Steve Johnson Luxury: Guitar"
Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the theatre producer Bill Kenwright. His West End successes include Shirley Valentine, Medea and Stepping Out. A gambler at heart, he continued to run Blood Brothers on Broadway despite a panning by the New York critics and it became a huge box office hit. An actor himself - most famously as Gordon Glegg in Coronation Street - he started producing in the provinces. There he lured audiences into the theatre by putting TV stars such as Pat Phoenix on stage - although sometimes he had to remind them that she wasn't Elsie Tanner. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Call To Arms (Everton FC and Z Cars Theme Tune) by Blueknowz Book: Everton - The Complete Record by Steve Johnson Luxury: Guitar"
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