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10 episodes with dee ryan
16 episodes with dee ryan
Senator Dee Ryan raises the serious overcrowding issue and terrible conditions at UHL in the Seanad Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Joe chats with Limerick's newest Senator, Dee Ryan, about her appointment to the Seanad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Fianna Fail's Dee Ryan, People before Profit's Ruairí Fahy and Independent Cllr. Frankie Daly take part in the first of Live95's debates for the upcoming general election Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
They keep writing American history so we have to keep reducing it! Playwrights Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor discuss how they've updated The Complete History of America (abridged), which they wrote with Adam Long back in 1993. Reed and Austin share how Dee Ryan's recent one-hour production of the script was so helpful; how Reed discovered who the most pivotal figure in American history has been for the last 30 years; the challenges of keeping up just the last two weeks of American history; how the "Special Election Edition" that the RSC performs differs from the published version of the script; why Reed's heavy teaching schedule prevents him from joining us on the road; and how adjunct professors are doing the Lord's work (without the benefits). (Length 18:18) The post Updating America (Abridged) appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.
Is the use of regional airports the most logical approach to relieving the passenger cap in Dublin airport?Guest host Jonathan Healy is joined by Dee Ryan, former CEO of Limerick Chamber and member of the Government's Shannon Estuary Economic Taskforce.
The Cork-Limerick N20 road is to be upgraded to a full motorway, which will cut travel times between the two cities by up to 30 minutes!It is estimated that it will cost around €2 billion and road users will have to pay via tolls for the improvements. Joining Andrea to discuss is Dee Ryan, Former CEO of Limerick Chamber and Fianna Fáil party member.
Deputy O'Dea was speaking at Limerick Racecourse ahead of the First Count on Monday Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Jerry spoke to candidate Dee Ryan about the newly created role.
In this episode, Vig sits down with Dee Ryan, a Castleconnell native running to become the first directly elected Mayor of Limerick. Dee shares the journey that ignited her political ambitions, rooted in her experiences as a business owner during the recession and her tenure as the CEO of Limerick Chamber. She highlights the critical issues she aims to tackle, including housing, infrastructure, and community revitalization. Dee reflects on her deep connections to Castleconnell, recalling fond memories and emphasizing the village's vibrant community spirit. Vig and Dee discuss the importance of engaging youth, supporting local businesses, and enhancing the safety and liveliness of village streets. Dee's passion and commitment to Limerick shine through as she outlines her vision for a more dynamic and inclusive city, making this an inspiring listen for all supporters and residents of Limerick. Transcript: https://viggleeson.com/dee-ryan-for-mayor-of-limerick/ Reach out to me via Instagram, Facebook, or website. To sign up for my newsletter, the Circular, click here. You will find the first three chapters of my memoir by clicking here. If you like this episode, please share it with your friends and give me a 5 ⭐️ review. The more people, we reach, the more stories we share. The more we share, the more we grow. Click here to Buy my memoir Love & Light Vig
Brian Leddin TD, Green Party; Dee Ryan, Fianna Fáil; John Moran, Independent; Frankie Daly, Independent; Ruairi Fahy, People Before Profit
Brian Leddin TD, Green Party; Dee Ryan, Fianna Fáil; John Moran, Independent; Frankie Daly, Independent; Ruairi Fahy, People Before Profit
Joe is joined by Brian Leddin of the Green Party, Dee Ryan of Fianna Fáil and Cllr Daniel Butler of Fine Gael to discuss the role of Directly Elected Mayor of Limerick in the second round of debates leading up to the election. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Joe is joined by Directly Elected Mayor candidates Dee Ryan from Fianna Fáil, independent candidate Helen O'Donnell and Labour Councillor Conor Sheehan to discuss the role of the Directly Elected Mayor of Limerick. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Joe is joined by Dee Ryan, CEO of the Limerick Chamber, to discuss her decision to put her name forth as a candidate for the position of Directly Elected Mayor of Limerick. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Washington Post humor columnist Alexandra Petri discusses her Shakespearean summer camp comedy Tragedy Averted, now having its midwest premiere at the IO Theatre in Chicago. Tragedy Averted showcases four Shakespeare heroines – Juliet, Cordelia, Desdemona, and Ophelia – who bond at summer camp while struggling with romance, friendship and difficult dads. In conversation with the production's director Dee Ryan, Alexandra shares the origins of her humor; the depth of her nerdery; inspirational messages from W.H. Auden and T.H. White; the comfort of knowing she always wanted to be a writer; spoileriffic exegesis; her firm belief that any crisis can be addressed head-on, Hamlet-like, by writing a play about it; and how fan fiction means you love the source text but have a significant bone to pick with it. (Length 19:14)
Joe is joined by CEO of Limerick Chamber, Dee Ryan, to discuss Limerick Chamber's choice to object to the planning application submitted by Dublin Airport Authority seeking permission to expand the airport. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Joe is joined by Dee Ryan and Marie Gleeson to discuss Limerick's future with wind energy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Joe is joined by Limerick Chamber CEO, Dee Ryan, as they discuss a number of issues. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Actor, improviser, and playwright Dee Ryan has written Broadguess, her one-person comedy in which a hard-boiled Elsinore detective gets too close to some mysterious deaths amongst the Danish royal family and gets transferred to...Verona. As Detective Broadguess discovers murders most foul in Italy and Scotland, she uncovers the sick mind responsible and investigates what kind of man creates this level of carnage. Ryan, a Jeff nominated Second City alum, talks about the origins of the piece; how it was inspired by her Shakespeare book club; its debut as part of Flatwater Shakespeare Company's "UnShaken Festival;" how she's recreating Shakespeare's connection to a broad (!) audience; her gratitude to Jeff Award-winning director Barb Wallace; and how her very funny comedy is a dee-construction of both Shakespeare's canon and Shakespeare the Man. (Length 20:04)
David Razowsky has written A Subversive's Guide to Improvisation: Moving Beyond “Yes, And”, a fascinating, helpful, and inspiring new book that features incredibly insightful advice and exercises improvisers (actors!) can do on their own or in groups. An alum of both the Reduced Shakespeare Company and Chicago's famed Second City (where he worked with Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert), Dave discusses his own journey as an artist; from his roots as a young actor to a teacher with students all over the world; his book's unique structure; how actors must and can develop their own self-awareness; the importance of bringing one's authentic self to every scene; the joy of creating more monsters; and the rewards of improvising with Dee Ryan. (Length 23:14)
Limerick Chamber CEO, Dee Ryan, chats with Joe Nash in the studio about the latest Path Finder Project announcements, including the fast tracking of Moyross Train Station. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Today the Government announced a new 'reduce your use' energy campaign, which goes as far as to suggest local authorities should reconsider putting up Christmas lights this December. Dee Ryan, Professor Brian O'Gallachoir and Daragh Cassidy joined the Last Word to discuss. Catch the full chat by pressing the Play button on this page.
Joe chats to Fine Gael TD and Chair of the Oireachtas Transport and Communications committee Kieran O'Donnell, Chairperson of Limerick ICMSA John Bateman and Limerick chamber CEO Dee Ryan about the preferred routes for the Limerick to Cork M20 project being selected See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Joe chats to TD Kieran O'Donnell and CEO of Limerick Chamber Dee Ryan about the news that the other phases of the Limerick Northern Distributor Road are said to be unlikely to go ahead See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Flatwater Shakespeare Company is hosting its first (and hopefully annual) "Unshaken Festival," five solo pieces that engage with Shakespeare comically, poignantly, and powerfully (including Dee Ryan's Broadguess, featuring actor Fred Vogel). Summer Lukasiewicz is Flatwater's outgoing executive artistic director, and she shares how these new pieces were selected; how the festival came to be, and how it's a reaction to the pandemic; the importance of getting changes to the tech crew; the differences between working with living playwrights (as opposed to dead ones), including why the royalty line-item suddenly has numbers in it bigger than zero; whether (and how) the “Unhaken Festival” will continue; and why seeing Shakespeare through difference lenses and from different perspectives is one reason why Shakespeare continues to live. (Length 20:25) The post Flatwater Shakespeare's ‘Unshaken' appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.
Joe chats to CEO of Limerick chamber Dee Ryan about their challenge to Cork that involves businesses and communities being asked to deck out their locality in the country's flag in the build-up of what is sure to be an exciting final See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dee Ryan, CEO of Limerick Chamber, outlines the launch of the Future Development of Limerick report.
Two Northwestern University professors -- Cindy Gold (above, right) from the Theater department and Dee Ryan (above, bottom left) from the Radio, Film, and Television department -- talk about how their classes and teaching methods changed and evolved over the fifteen months of the COVID pandemic. Featuring the reinvention of mask work; cancelled performances and career opportunities; being an adorable drunk; how many students got COVID (surprisingly few); being paralyzed by fear (not of COVID, but of technology); spectacular threshing metaphors; a mention of and appearance by Jill Talley (the voice of Karen from SpongeBob SquarePants); and the incredible value of Zoom’s Chat feature. (Length 20:58) The post 756. Teaching During Quarantine appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.
Joe chats to Live 95's Ronan Moyles, CEO of Limerick chamber Dee Ryan, Ann O’Donnell from O'Donnell Boutique Limerick, and Cyril Morgan from Cyril Morgan Hair Salon about the loosening of restrictions from today See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Now in its sixth year, Louder Than A Mom is a monthly storytelling show that celebrates voices you don't usually get to see or hear. Co-founder Dee Ryan (left) talks about how LTAM evolved and reveals many moments of generosity; her comparisons to Mary Shelley; how she and co-hosts Kate Hill and Erin McEvoy Mason create their ever-growing community (first in person and now online); how we all miss gathering at LTAM's regular location, Martyr’s in Chicago; how they always give space to newbie storytellers; threading the needle of funny and moving; how art shouldn’t be competitive; becoming more political; and how there are always new stories to tell and new voices to hear from. (Length 16:34) The post Loud Storytelling Moms appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.
First up in today’s episode, Cliff Taylor is joined by Dee Ryan, Chief Executive of Limerick Chamber of Commerce and Irish Times reporter Barry O’Halloran to discuss another bleak week in Irish aviation. With reports that Aer Lingus is to move two aircraft from Shannon to the UK, what will this mean for regional connectivity and the industry as a whole? Later on, we’ll hear from Sebastian Barnes, Chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, who takes a look back at the economic impact of Covid-19 and what we should be expecting in the weeks and months to come.
First up in today's episode, Cliff Taylor is joined by Dee Ryan, Chief Executive of Limerick Chamber of Commerce and Irish Times reporter Barry O'Halloran to discuss another bleak week in Irish aviation. With reports that Aer Lingus is to move two aircraft from Shannon to the UK, what will this mean for regional connectivity and the industry as a whole? Later on, we'll hear from Sebastian Barnes, Chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, who takes a look back at the economic impact of Covid-19 and what we should be expecting in the weeks and months to come. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In 2019, the "other RSC" -- in this case, the Royal Shakespeare Company -- offered a gender-flipped production of Taming of the Shrew that underscored the play's issues of hierarchy and power. Austin Tichenor and Dee Ryan saw the production as an NT Live broadcast and are joined by GoodTickleBrain's Mya Gosling and dramaturg Kate Pitt (who saw the production live onstage in Stratford) and they discuss how the production landed in the two formats. This fascinating book club conversation touches on the play's wonderful mutability; the comedy of straight male vanity; whether there’s a need to "fix" it; agreeing on the game of the scene; similarities to Henry and Kate in Henry V and other troublesome couples; woman-spreading and occupying space; surprising lack of sparks; transforming modern examples of masculine anger; and how (or whether) the play changes based on how (or whether) Petruchio changes. (Length 31:35) The post Gender-Flipping The Shrew appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.
A new Online ‘Shop Limerick’ platform will be launched soon to help retailers through Covid-19 crisis. Many smaller local retailers may not have e-commerce capabilities but this initiative will help to get retailers online and support them through training and marketing mentoring.Joe chats to Dee Ryan of Limerick chamber and Anne O'Donnell of O'Donnell boutique. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
To celebrate Twelfth Night, we compare different productions of Shakespeare's great comedy with Dee Ryan, adjunct professor at Northwestern University and president of the North Shore Shakespeare Society, and actress Elizabeth Dennehy, who recently directed Twelfth Night at the Los Angeles County School for the Arts. Featuring shout-outs to productions at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company; the Stratford Festival (with music by Michael Roth & Des MacAnuff), the South Australian State Theatre with Geoffrey Rush, Chicago’s Writer’s Theatre, and the Amanda Bynes film She’s The Man; how Twelfth Night got its title (and subtitle); how and when to make sure scene transitions flow as well as the play itself; the virtue of outright theft; how the play is NOT the tragedy of Malvolio; inspiration from the musical Once; Lear-like Orsinos; cleansing rains; shout-outs to Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Oklahoma! and San Diego Repertory Theatre's The Humans; valentine reviews; pairing Antonio and Aguecheek; the benefits of isolating your Olivia; shout-outs to Caitlin McWethy and Abby Lee (pictured above); the food chain of status-climbing; and, as ever, the promise of getting it better…next time. (Length 27:50) (Pictured: Abby Lee as Olivia, Caitlin McWethy as Viola, and cast of the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company production of Twelfth Night, directed by Austin Tichenor. Photos by Mikki Schaffner Photography.) The post Comparing Twelfth Nights appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.
The village of Castleconnell and surrounding areas are charging ahead with plans to make it a great place to live. A number of projects have been completed in the area and more are about to start.Joe is joined in studio by Dee Ryan from Limerick Chamber of Commerce and Eamon McQuaid Head of Active Social Group, Castleconnell and member of Love Castleconnell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On Friday we heard from the out going Vice President of client support within Dells Global Support and Deployment Organisation Denis Kelly. He had a number of interesting things to say about the region including this on Shannon Airport.Dee Ryan is Chief Executive of Limerick Chamber of Commerce, she joins Joe in studio to give us her reaction.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Episode 98 of We Eat Stuff and Talk About Things - Dee Ryan, local St. Louis food writer! You can find Dee's articles in Sauce Magazine, and new recipes every month at Sauce's website! Dee has lived in St Louis her whole life, and we reminisce about current and past restaurants. She is just as enthusiastic as us about supporting the local scene, and working to make it better. https://www.facebook.com/dee.ryan.dianne.westphal https://www.instagram.com/mamadee515 https://www.potbangerz.org https://www.saucemagazine.com As a favor to We Eat Stuff, would you consider giving our podcast a rating and review? It would mean the world to us! That helps get the word out about what we're doing, and help even more people learn about the great stuff going on in St. Louis! We'd also appreciate your support on our Patreon site! Please visit www.patreon.com/weeatstuff to make a financial contribution. Thanks.
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Dee Ryan was a member of The Second City Etc., where she did three revues back in the late '90s. In LA, she performed with the amazing group Stacey's Not Here and the award-winning The All Girl Revue. She currently teaches long form to film students at Northwestern. We talked to her about how having brothers prepared her for a life in improv, how she over came working with difficult people and how she approaches characters.
On today's episode Dave interviews actress Dee Ryan. Dee is an actress, teacher, and screenwriter. Dee is a Second City alum, and was in “Stacy’s Not Here,” the long-running LA improv troupe.
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