Podcast appearances and mentions of ellen harvey

One of AKB's longest friends, Ellen Harvey, the queen of switching characters mid-scene, brings us her quick wit for this episode. Did you know she grew up in a house that was actually haunted? Neither did we! But that certainly might explain a few quirks we love about her. Broadway: Present Laughter (Miss Erikson w/ Kevin Kline), How To Succeed in Business... (Miss Jones w/Daniel Radcliffe), Phantom Of The Opera, The Music Man, Thou Shalt Not. Off-Broadway: Little Women, Big Love. Shakespeare In The Park: Into The Woods. National Tours: Mary Poppins (Miss Andrew), Disney's High School Musical (Ms. Darbus), Mamma Mia, (Tanya). Regional Favorites: Lend Me A Soprano (Mrs. Wiley, Alley Theatre), Knoxville (Aunt Hannah, Asolo Rep), Company (Joanne, Barrington Stage), Sweeney Todd (Mrs. Lovett, KC Rep). TV: “WeCrashed,” “House of Cards,” “Blacklist,” “Gotham,” “Younger.” @ellenharveynyc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ellen Harvey, James Daly and Arnie Burton TERRORS. photo by Matthew Murphy Listen: Lauren Class Schneider talks to Ellen Harvey, cast member of “Dracula a Comedy of Terrors” at New World Stages. Ellen Harvey in DRACULA, A COMEDY OF TERRORS. photo by Matthew Murphy “Class Notes” actively covers New York's read more The post Class Notes: Ellen Harvey from “Dracula a Comedy of Terrors” appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

In this week's episode, we take a deep dive into the newly staged comedy at New World Stages in New York City, "DRACULA, A COMEDY OF TERRORS". We dissect the clever modernization of the classic Dracula plot, delving into the myriad of inspirations that might have sparked the playwright's creativity. We unpack the role of comedy in the show, exploring the specific form that the writers have chosen to tackle. The performances of the vibrant cast including Jordan Boatman, Arnie Burton, James Daly, Ellen Harvey, and Andrew Keenan-Bolger are put under the microscope, with particular attention to how each actor brings their unique flair to the performance. We also discuss the show's numerous nods to pop and Broadway culture, as well as the strategic choice of venue. We wrap up by discussing who this show is really for, helping you decide if this is a must-see for you. So, if you're curious about this fresh twist on a classic tale, tune in to our latest episode and join the conversation. We promise you won't be disappointed. Support the show If you liked this episode, don't forget to subscribe to this podcast and leave us a review. Share your thoughts with us on this episode below: On Instagram: @halfhourpodcast On TikTok: @halfhourpodcast On our website: www.twoworldsentertainmentllc.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

El is poised to catch the senator at a high-society dinner party, but the ever-persistent ghosts might interfere. Sahar and El fight about the nature of justice. Prizrak opens up. Talia's future plans take an unexpected turn. * City of Ghosts was co-created by Carina Green and Ryan Patch. To see a transcript and get more information on the cast and crew, visit us at cityofghostspodcast.com.* Follow us on social media here: Twitter: @cityofghostpod | Instagram: @cityofghostspodcast || STARRING: || Brigette Lundy-Paine as El, Moises Arias as Prizrak, Golshifteh Farahani as Sahar, Erin Darke as Talia, James Scully as James Chapman, Rich Sommer as Max, Navid Negahban as Massoud, Ellen Harvey as Victoria Chapman, Mark Zimmerman as William Chapman, Jeb Brown as Senator DeStafano, Anzu Lawson as Diana Chau, Michael Selkirk as Caller John, Gregg Daniel as the News Anchor, and with additional ghost voices provided by Audrey Bennett. || Written by Carina Green & Ryan Patch, Directed by Ryan Patch, Produced by Ryan Patch & Joanne Vo || || Main Theme by Sam Estes | Sound Design by Rick Rush & the Ott House Audio Team | Casting by Daryl Eisenberg, CSA & Ally Beans, CSA of Eisenberg/Beans Casting || See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Talia calls El with a potential job. Prizrak and El follow an investigation trail Sahar left behind as El also discovers how to control her new powers.*City of Ghosts was co-created by Carina Green and Ryan Patch. To see a script and get more information on the cast and crew, visit us at cityofghostspodcast.com.*Follow us on social media here:Twitter: @cityofghostpodInstagram: @cityofghostspodcast || STARRING: || Brigette Lundy-Paine as El, Erin Darke as Talia, Moises Arias as Prizrak, Golshifteh Farahani as Sahar, Rich Sommer as Max, Nikka Graff Lanzarone as Alice & Ann Walcott, Ellen Harvey as Marion Walcott, Bill Hoag as Joe Costa, Michael Selkirk as Greg Fazzio, Iris Bahr as Clara, Tracy Vo as the Nost Neighbor, and additional ghost voices provided by Audrey Bennett. || Written by Carina Green, directed by Ryan Patch, produced by Ryan Patch & Joanne Vo |||| Main Theme by Sam Estes | Sound Design by Rick Rush & the Ott House Audio Team | Casting by Daryl Eisenberg, CSA & Ally Beans, CSA of Eisenberg/Beans Casting || See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Prizrak urges El to visit an old flame to piece together sabotaged evidence. Talia comes to terms with her role in her own wedding and the Chapman family. The voices in El's head become more and more intense, sending her to a rabbi in the hopes of finding answers. ||*City of Ghosts was co-created by Carina Green and Ryan Patch. To see a script and get more information on the cast and crew, visit us at cityofghostspodcast.com.*Follow us on social media here:Twitter: @cityofghostpodInstagram: @cityofghostspodcast|| STARRING: ||Brigette Lundy-Paine as El, Erin Darke as Talia, Moises Arias as Prizrak, James Scully as James, Golshifteh Farahani as Sahar, Rich Sommer as Max the Audio Guy, Ellen Harvey as Victoria Chapman, Will Kinnear as Rabbi Olitsky, Mandy Foster as The Rabbi's Secretary, and additional ghost voices provided by Audrey Bennett|| Written by Carina Green, directed by Ryan Patch, produced by Ryan Patch & Joanne Vo |||| Main Theme by Sam Estes | Sound Design by Rick Rush & the Ott House Audio Team | Casting by Daryl Eisenberg, CSA & Ally Beans, CSA of Eisenberg/Beans Casting || See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Bouillabaisse soup inspired hat paraded by the surrealist artist Eileen Agar in 1948 caused raised eyebrows to the passers-by captured in the Pathé news footage on show in the Whitechapel Gallery's exhibition exploring her career. It's just one of many displays showcasing women's art open this summer at galleries across the UK, so today's Free Thinking looks at what it means to put women's art back on the walls and into the way we look at art history. Shahidha Bari is joined by Whitechapel curator Lydia Yee, by Frieze editor-at-large and podcaster Jennifer Higgie, by New Generation Thinker Adjoa Osei, who specialises in studying the contribution of Afro Latin-American women artists, and by the artist Veronica Ryan. Her work runs from a neon crocheted fishing line, to bronze and clay sculptures, and work made from tea-stained fabrics. Veronica Ryan: Along A Spectrum runs at Spike Island, Bristol, from 19 May 19 to 5 September 2021. Her sculptures responding to the work of Barbara Hepworth feature in Barbara Hepworth: Art & Life at the Hepworth Wakefield 21 May 2021 – 27 Feb 2022, and in Breaking The Mould: Sculpture By Women Since 1945 - An Arts Council Collection Touring Exhibition, which opens at the Longside Gallery at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park 29 May–5 Sep 2021. Eileen Agar: Angel Of Anarchy runs at the Whitechapel Gallery 19 May - 29 Aug 2021, alongside another focus on women artists in Phantoms of Surrealism 19 May - 12 Dec 2021. Jennifer Higgie's book The Mirror And The Palette: Rebellion, Revolution And Resilience - 500 Years Of Women's Self Portraits is out now, and she presents a podcast, Bow Down: Women In Art. Adjoa Osei is a New Generation Thinker on the scheme run by BBC Radio 3 and the Arts and Humanities Research Council to work with academics to put their research on radio. You can also find exhibitions of The Life And Legacy of Constance Spry at the Garden Museum; Ellen Harvey and Barbara Walker at Turner Contemporary; Infinity Mirror Rooms by Yayoi Kusama at Tate Modern; Charlotte Perriand - The Modern Life at the Design Museum; Paula Rego at Tate Britain; Karla Black at the Fruitmarket Gallery in Edinburgh; Sophie Tauber-Arp coming to Tate Modern; and Joan Eardley's centenary marked at the Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh. Producer: Emma Wallace Image: Veronica Ryan Courtesy: Alison Jacques, London, and Create, London; photo: Lisa Whiting

Eric and Bob gab about gay holiday movies, our mutual disdain for James Corden, and Tony Awards 2020 nominations (with a sidestep into other notably "off" Tony years). Also - we discover our mutual love of theatrical icon, Ellen Harvey. Contact EGM:InstagramTwitterFacebookEmail: exclusivegaymoment@gmail.com EGM Hotline (leave us a vm!): 810-666-063

A discussion with Richard Klein, curator of the exhibition "Weather Report" at Connecticut's Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgefield: 'Weather Report will reveal the sky as a site where the aesthetic, the romantic, the political, the social, and the scientific co-exist and inform one another. The depiction of weather phenomena in the visual arts is traditionally linked with either landscape painting or photography, but in the last two decades artists have increasingly turned to other media to explore weather and, by extension, the larger subject of the Earth’s atmosphere. Featuring the work of Bigert & Bergström, Barbara Bloom, Sara Bouchard, Josh Callaghan, Nick Cave, Violet Dennison, Bryan Nash Gill, Andy Goldsworthy, Nancy Graves, Ellen Harvey, Ayumi Ishii, Jitish Kallat, Kim Keever, Byron Kim, Damian Loeb, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Colin McMullan, Hitoshi Nomura, Pat Pickett, Sean Salstrom, and Jennifer Steinkamp, and an installation by researchers Amanda Bunce, Joel Salisbury, and Michael Vertefeuille." http://aldrichart.org/article/weather-report

Today, we take you to Miami Beach, Florida, for a conversation with British-born artist Ellen Harvey. In 2002, the art fair known as Art Basel traveled here from Switzerland, to set up a winter home. While the South Florida metropolis has grown into an international contemporary art mecca, this coast has also become recognized as ground zero for sea level rise.  Despite increased flooding from high tides, the population keeps growing. Public and private investments continue to pour in. In 2015, the City of Miami Beach allocated 620 million dollars to renovate and expand the Convention Center where the Art Basel fair takes place every December. Seven million dollars of the budget were dedicated to public art. Six new site works are adding star power to the City’s permanent collection. Selected for one of the high profile commissions, Brooklyn-based artist Ellen Harvey seized the moment, to create what she describes as “a hopelessly romantic call to action.” We sit down with her to talk about the endangered eco-system that informs Atlantis, her shimmering glass wall installation. Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio  Related Episodes: Art and the Climate Crisis with IKT Miami, Curating and Creative Resilience with IKT in Miami, Whithervanes: The Art of Anxiety, Where Art Meets Activism, Art and the Rising Sea Related Links: Ellen Harvey, Art in Public Places Ellen Harvey’s Atlantis joins other public art projects to be realized in and around the Convention Center. Accessible to visitors and locals, the full set will include a vivid painted mural by Franz Ackermann (Berlin), a bent swimming pool sculpture by Elmgreen & Dragset (Berlin), a neon global positioning installation by Joseph Kosuth (London/New York), whimsical park seating by Joep van Lieshout (Rotterdam), and an expansive patterned tile wall by Sarah Morris (New York). Cathy Byrd, Fresh Art International Founder and Artistic Director, participated in the review and selection process from 2015-2016 as a member of the City of Miami Art in Public Places Committee.

South Florida’s subtropical wilderness inspired us to stage a remote radio broadcast from the Everglades. On February 24, 2019, we brought live and pre-recorded conversations with artists, scientists, rangers, educators and Miccosukee activists to a live audience on the porch of the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center.   Voices in Part Two (alpha order): Warren Abrahamson, Miguel Alejandro Castillo, Robert Chambers, Houston Cypress, Jose Elias,  Nathan Fox, Ellen Harvey, Jenny Hipscher, Lori Marois, Deborah Mitchell, Cristina Molina, Adam Nadel, Paula Nelson-Shokar, Sarah Michelle Rupert, Dara Silverman, Hilary Swain Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Special Audio: Jack Tamul & James T. Miller, Voices of Everglades National Park This episode is supported, in part, by Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE) and Everglades National Park. Fresh Art International’s Cathy Byrd, AIRIE Fellow, February 2019, lived in the Park for one month as curator in residence. Related Episodes: Live from the Everglades, Part One, Robert Chambers on Art, Ancient Plants and New Technologies, Gustavo Matamoros: Inside Miami’s Sound Chamber, Deborah Mitchell: The Artist as Guide to the Everglades, Jenny Larsson on Searching for Arctic Winter, Adam Nadel on Getting the Water Right, Artist Residency in Everglades, Art and the Rising Sea, Jorge Menna Barreto on Environmental Sculpture, Rauschenberg Residency on Rising Water, Andrea Bowers on Environmental Activism Related Links: Artist in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE), Everglades National Park, Jolt Radio

Broadway vet and regional star Ellen Harvey takes her turn as Mrs. Lovett from Stephen Sondheim's musical thriller, SWEENEY TODD. We discuss the challenges and gifts that come with preparing a Sondheim role, the use of the waltz throughout the score, and her non-stop patter lyrics. Don't miss this powerhouse performance by a real pro of the stage.

Brooklyn-based artist Ellen Harvey talks about: Her long tenure in the western part of Williamsburg, her experience of the slow but steady gentrification, and how she’s become permanently attached to her live/work loft through the Loft Law, which allows her affordable rent indefinitely; her British roots, which account for the fact that she “can’t pronounce her ‘R’s,” and the accent that has stayed with her even though she moved to Wisconsin at 14, and the pros and cons of having  a British accent in the U.S.; her start in public art doing micro murals (5”x7” paintings over graffiti in Highbridge Park), eventually evolving into larger and larger public projects, including her mural ‘Atlantis,’ a 1000 sq. foot mirrored glass piece slated for the Miami Beach Convention Center, the venue of Miami Basel; Ellen’s highly unusual prior career field as a Wall St. lawyer; and how her parents, despite her tremendous success, still wouldn’t mind if she returned to her law career.

Ellen Harvey, who is the current Executive Director of Harness Racing Communications will be joining the program. She has been involved with the sport in several capacities for more than 30 years. Carol Hodes, a longtime member of the NJSEA (New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority) publicity team will also be joining the program. Hodes was a staff reporter for the Star-Ledger from 1974 to 1981. 2016 Breakthrough Award Winner Allison Conte will also be a part of the program. Conte, the current Social Media Manager for the U.S. Trotting Association, oversees the many platforms established within the USTA’s Communications Department, including the Harness Racing FanZone website. Post Time with Mike and Mike's very own Jessica Otten will also be a part of the show.  Currently enrolled at Mott Community College, Otten is majoring in business management.  She started making her presence felt in the sport of harness racing by providing behind-the-scenes access to the happenings at Northville Downs. Sasha Moczulski will also be joining the program. Moczulski won the first leg of the RUS MidAtlantic Monte Series aboard Hyway Marcus at Ocean Downs last Sunday night. Plus Gabe Prewitt and Darin Gagne!

Brian stopped by Ellen's Williamsburg home studio to talk about her many projects and her well travelled past.

Mike and Mike will be sitting down with Garnet Barnsdale to discuss how the track at Woodbine is playing and how it may affect the Breeders' Crown races on Saturday.  They will also sit down with Ellen Harvey to discuss the USTA Support Our Standardbreds campaign.  The duo also will discuss some of the tough trips that some of the horses may have had in the Breeders' Crown eliminations

 Artist Ellen Harvey is in great demand for exhibitions in galleries and museums worldwide. She is a highly skilled realist painter and draftsman, with a strong command of art history and a penetrating sense of humor. Much of her work engages the connection between past and contemporary art images and ideas. Arcadia, a large installation of her work on engraved mirrors creates an intersection between William Turner's world and that of contemporary Margate outside of London where she is exhibiting. Ellen has also designed large scale mosaic murals and worked with fabrication studios to realize these projects. But it was her "Nudist Museum" intervention at the Bass Museum that first caught my attention. We'll explore all of these projects.

 Artist Ellen Harvey is in great demand for exhibitions in galleries and museums worldwide. She is a highly skilled realist painter and draftsman, with a strong command of art history and a penetrating sense of humor. Much of her work engages the connection between past and contemporary art images and ideas. Arcadia, a large installation of her work on engraved mirrors creates an intersection between William Turner's world and that of contemporary Margate outside of London where she is exhibiting. Ellen has also designed large scale mosaic murals and worked with fabrication studios to realize these projects. But it was her "Nudist Museum" intervention at the Bass Museum that first caught my attention. We'll explore all of these projects.

Bass Museum of Art Education Director, ADRIENNE VON LATES, is today's guest. In speaking about the artist whose work is featured in the exhibition, Nudist Museum, she says, "ELLEN HARVEY started out as a lawyer at Yale and decided she wanted to indulge her passion for painting.  She remembers that when she was 10 years old, going to a museum with her parents, she was fascinated by all the nudity. She just fixated on all the flesh and she knew she was being naughty...   The Bass Museum has a substantial collection that features work from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, but they like to give contemporary artists the opportunity to create new work in response to the old.     "...so we gave her mostly black and white photographs or jpegs of low resolution... she started working in grisaille or grayscale and only highlighted the fleshy parts that she loved." Learn more about this intriguing project in today's recorded conversation.

Bass Museum of Art Education Director, ADRIENNE VON LATES, is today's guest. In speaking about the artist whose work is featured in the exhibition, Nudist Museum, she says, "ELLEN HARVEY started out as a lawyer at Yale and decided she wanted to indulge her passion for painting.  She remembers that when she was 10 years old, going to a museum with her parents, she was fascinated by all the nudity. She just fixated on all the flesh and she knew she was being naughty...   The Bass Museum has a substantial collection that features work from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, but they like to give contemporary artists the opportunity to create new work in response to the old.     "...so we gave her mostly black and white photographs or jpegs of low resolution... she started working in grisaille or grayscale and only highlighted the fleshy parts that she loved." Learn more about this intriguing project in today's recorded conversation.