Podcasts about braodway

Scottish comedian and mentalist, Colin Cloud takes us from his Edinburgh days where he crossed paths with Piff's early days, to The Illusionists, to Braodway, to co staring with Shin Lim, to finally taking a shot at his own solo show on the Las Vegas Strip. Scoop mail (a kind of heavy one) and Jock Vs Nerd Trivia!

This month, WQXR released the final episode of its new podcast, If This Hall Could Talk, about the history of Carnegie Hall. Hosted by Broadway actress and singer Jessica Vosk, the podcast dives into different famous nights in Carnegie Hall history, from the opening performance in 1891 to Ella Fitzgerald's performances to a Civil Rights benefit concert. Vosk discusses the podcast alongside Kathleen Sabogal, director of Carnegie Hall's Rose Archives and Museum, and we take your calls. 

While I'm off this week, we have my recent chat with Andrew Rannells about his new book 'Uncle of the Year: & Other Debatable Triumphs,' plus his upcoming Broadway show 'Gutenberg! The Musical!' (SPOILER: It's NOT about Steve Guttenberg). Later, Ike Barinholtz is here to talk his new film 'Maximum Truth,' his father Alan's iconic role as the Judge on 'Jury Duty', and his new moustache. Which reminds me: why is Ike not gay? For more interviews and behind-the-scenes tea, tune in to Andy Cohen Live weekdays on Radio Andy by subscribing to SiriusXM. Use my code siriusxm.com/radioandytrial for a free trial!

October 12, 1941 - Jack Benny and the gang read reviews of last week's opening program as they wrap up thier short trip to New York. References include Daryl F Zanuck, the Lewis/Nova fight, Mickey Owens dropping the ball at the world series, Errol Flynn's fight with a columnist, Braodway plays, penguins in the Radio City Building.

Jim Territo is a musician, songwriter, composer, and educator. He discusses being the youngest iof his siblings by 16 years, having a pony as a child, and how encouraged he alwasy was to act and play music. Jim also talks about leaving his joib as a teacher in his thirties to chase his dream in New York and how family eventually brought him back to MIchigan before he could really get started. He also discusses the meaning behind his space rock opera and what he enjoys about teaching elementary kids now. WellBeing Brewing has partnered with Giving Kitchen for Mental Health Month and you can support both by going to http://www.WellBeingBrewing.com/FRIENDREQUEST and buying some Non-alcoholic Wandering Isles Tropical IPA. You'll even save 10% by using this link! Send your thoughts and feedback to JustinsFriendRequest@gmail.com and follow us on all socials @FriendRequestPod

Episode 37 takes us back to the cultutal arts in Palm Beach County. One of the most versatile venues for culture in our county is the Kravis Center which first opened in 1992. Raymond F. Kravis was a prominent geologist and philanthropist from Tulsa, OK, who wintered in Palm Beach for more than 35 years. In 1985, a consortium of his friends donated more than $7 million to name the facility for Mr. Kravis. Today, under the leadership of its new CEO, Diane Quinn, the Kravis is offering an array of programs from Kravis on Braodway, to Art Smart (a series of educational classes, workshops and lectures that take art lovers behind the curtain). There is also a vibrant outreach program to area students to develop their appreciation for art in the next generation. Listen to Ms. Quinn speak of her vision for our community.

Episode 394 of On Screen & Beyond - Tony Roberts stops by to chat with Brian about his long career in movie, on TV and on Braodway! His works include "Serpico", "Annie Hall" and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/on-screen-and-beyond/message

This week on the Cult Movie Cantina Stephanie and Scotty talk the Braodway version of Xanadu, The finer points of the film Kickboxer,  Play a tasty game of Whats in the Box,  discuss some Oscar Nominees, and Steph tells us about the the time she was in a Nicholas Cage movie.   Plus we tell you what we are watching next week! The Cult Movie Cantina is a Podcast that takes a look at favorite Cult Films, pairs it with a cocktail or alcoholic beverage, shows it to someone who hasn't seen it and then talk about it.  The show is filled with great trivia and fun facts along the way. Join the Cult https://www.facebook.com/CultMovieCantina Get Show Notes http://www.scottywhite.com/ Join Us On YouTube  http://www.Youtube.com/MopcastNetwork

It is time to get witchy for October! Elphaba on tour and standby on Broadway Mariand Torres stops by for a slumber party! Tim and Mariand chat about watching The Craft (duh), crushing on Freddie Prinze Jr and their time at the University of Miami. Mariand discusses her time as Elphie and the importance of representation for Latin people on Braodway. @TMurray06 @MariandTorres

Hoy en el podcast, uno de los top 10 para nosotros. ¡Newises! Una Producción de Disney que nos deja con la boca abierta. Un show que de 5 estrellas, le damos 10. Esperamos que disfruten este episodio y este tributo a Braodway y a este musical que tiene mucho que enseñarnos.

The incomparable Kristin Chenoweth (@KChenoweth) joins Kate Chastain (@Kate_Chastain) for a very special episode of After Deck. Kristin tells Kate why you may not see her on a boat any time soon, but reveals that she and Kate have a lot in common besides their initials. KC^2 talk about Kristin’s Below Deck fandom, what she’d put on her preference sheet, Kate’s professionalism, their dogs and Kristin gives her picks for the Yachtie and Dinghy of the Season so far. Tweet your questions to @AfterDeckTweets and vote for your choice for Yachtie and Dinghy of the Week. Get the latest updates on Below Deck: http://www.bravotv.com/below-deck

This is a black arts and culture site. We will be exploring the African Diaspora via the writing, performance, both musical and theatrical (film and stage), as well as the visual arts of Africans in the Diaspora and those influenced by these aesthetic forms of expression. I am interested in the political and social ramifications of art on society, specifically movements supported by these artists and their forebearers. It is my claim that the artists are the true revolutionaries, their work honest and filled with raw unedited passion. They are our true heroes. Ashay! 1. Wanda Ravenell and Wanda Blake join us to talk about the free 4th Annual Black Eyed Pea Festival, Sat., Sept. 16, 11 t 6 p.m., at Oakland Tech on Braodway between 42nd and 45th Street.  2. Amy Mihyang Ginther's Solo Performance, Homeful, in SF Fringe Festival at EXIT Stage Left, 156 Eddy St, SF, 90 Minutes: 9/10, 8:30 p.m., 9/15, 8:30 p.m., 9/16, 4 p.m., 9/20, 8:30 p.m. 3. Michaela Harrison joins us to talk about The Healing Room, LIVE with Joy Clark and Monica McIntyre at Brava Theatre, in San Francisco, Thursday, September 14 – 8-9:30 p.m.  

In this episode of LIGHT TALK with The Lumen Brothers, Steve, Stan, and David welcome special guest Josh White from The Joshua Light Show. Josh discusses the early days of liquid light shows at The Fillmore East, working with The Who on Tommy, installing aircraft landing lights into overhead projectors, creating abstract lighting statements, armadillo icons, improvisational lighting and busking, accidentally inventing the lava lamp, staying out of the army, disaster at Woodstock, synesthesia, Max Headroom, using spot welders in your light show, and not losing track of your "analog side".  Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and very little makes sense.

We're back! After our slightly long holiday hiatus, we are back to talk about Braodway news, all the shows playing this weekend, some dramatic television, Superhero movie updates, whats coming to theaters, and of cours, my trip to broadway con! Let us know what you think! https://www.facebook.com/ArtThingsShow/

CAROLINE HIRSCH is an enterpreneur and philanthropist who founded the landmark CAROLINE'S ON BROADWAY, the upscale, must-stop comedy club for rising and established comedians, located on Braodway in the heart of Manhattan.  In 1982, she left a marketing job at Gimble's to open a small cabaret club in Chelsea, eventually developing a roster of incredible comedians and knack for noticing the next big thing. So popular were her lineups, her club required a move to the legendary 300-seat art deco space she operates today.  Hirsch also lauchned the New York Comedy Festival, now the largest and most successful comedy festival of its kind.  She regularly produces comedy shows that support philanthropic casues, and was named a Comedy Legend & Groundbreaker by Daily Variety for her contribution to the art form.

This episode we discuss SHIELD, Almost Human, Broadway, Hunger Games: Catching Fire

Friday of the Octave of Easter. In his many resurrection appearances to his disciples, Jesus tries hard to show that he is really present to them--this time he shows us at their place of work. He is present in your workplace too. St. Malachy's Church - The Actors' Chapel, W. 49th St. and Braodway, New York City, 12:15 pm weekday Mass. (4-13-07)

Thursday of the Octave of Easter. This week we are treated to the powerful resurrection appearances of Jesus where his goal is to prove to his disciples that he's not a ghost or a spirit, but "the real thing." Jesus is really, truly present to us even today in the Eucharist. St. Malachy's Church - The Actors' Chapel, W. 49th St. and Braodway, New York City, 12:15 pm weekday Mass. (4-12-07)