Podcasts about everybody's talking about jamie

Everybody's Talking About Jamie and Only Fools & Horses battle it out in a close run contest!It's the Musicals Quiz for West End & Broadway Fans Everywhere. In each episode, two teams from hit West End musicals will go head to head to see just how much they really know about the world in which they excel.       This episode features Ashleigh Gray (Wicked, Nativity) and Jeff Nicholson (Les Miserables, Sweeney Todd) from the cast of Only Fools and Horses The Musical at the Haymarket Theatre where they play Raquel and Boycie respectively; and Melissa Jacques (Wicked, Kinky Boots) and David O'Reilly (Book of Mormon, Grease) from Everybody's Talking About Jamie at the Apollo on Shaftesbury Avenue (where they play Jamie's mum and Laika Virgin respectively)... two very different musicals that have been delighting audiences in the past few years.The show is hosted by the internationally acclaimed composer and lyricist, Laurence Mark Wythe. Laurence is the creator of the award-winning off-Broadway musical Tomorrow Morning; he composed Midnight which recently played at the Union Theatre in London and GROWL! which toured with the NYMT in 2019 and other shows that have been seen around the world. He is joined by co-host Chris Stoddart whose professional credits include Jersey Boys and Evita in the West End.  Follow the show @gameofshowsquiz on Instagram or @shows_quiz on TwitterAll Rights Reserved (c) 2020 Charsola Ltd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hi, Jans! Welcome to the Season 1 finale! Here is part one of Jess, Dan, and special guest, Columbus Drag Performer, Amanda Sue, discussing the West End musical, Everybody's Talking About Jamie! In this episode, we begin analyzing Act I!

Hi, Jans! Welcome to the Season 1 finale! Here is part two of Jess, Dan, and special guest, Columbus Drag Performer, Amanda Sue, discussing the West End musical, Everybody's Talking About Jamie! In this episode, we interview original cast members Daniel Davids (ensemble), Ken Christiansen (Wayne New), and Luke Baker (Dean Paxton).

Hi, Jans! Welcome to the Season 1 finale! Here is part three of Jess, Dan, and special guest, Columbus drag performer, Amanda Sue, discussing the West End musical, Everybody's Talking About Jamie! In this episode, we analyze the rest of the show, give our final thoughts, and reveal the first show of Season 2!

Happy Pride! This week Jess & Andrew will be covering the heartwarming drag musical "Everybody's Talking About Jamie." Donate to Black Lives Matter here Social Media: Our WEBSITE Musicals with Cheese on Twitter Jess on Twitter Andrew on Twitter Musicals W/ Cheese on Instagram Jess on Instagram Email us at musicaltheatrelives@gmail.com Use our Affiliate Link

On the 7th episode of Lavender Language we're speaking with singer/songwriter, Dan Gillespie Sells. Dan fronted English pop rock band The Feeling and has since switched his focus to the West End. In 2017, Everybody's Talking About Jamie premiered at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield before transferring to the West End later that year at the Apollo Theatre. Having recorded this interview with Dan in the Spring of 2019, we thought it'd be a good idea to have a quick catch up in 2020 and see what he's up to. The follow up interview was done via Zoom, so please forgive the quality! Follow us! http://www.instagram.com/lavenderlanguage Host: Adriann Ramirez (http://www.instagram.com/adriann.ramirez) Sound Engineer: Edmund Shaw (www.instagram.com/edmund_shaw (http://www.instagram.com/lavenderlanguage) ) Producer: Tahnee Cadrez Freda (http://www.instagram.com/tahneefreda) Guest: Dan Gillespie Sells http://www.instagram.com/dangsells Music: Love is an Art by Vanessa Carlton

This week we sit down with Noah Thomas & Hiba Elchikhe backstage at the Apollo Theatre to discuss all things Everybody's Talking About Jamie.Noah is currently at 3rd Year Student at Mountview Academy and previously attended The BRIT School. Everybody's Talking About Jamie marks his professional and West End debut!Hiba's credits include; Brooklyn in Brooklyn The Musical (Greenwich Theatre); Fiver (Southwark Playhouse); Antony & Cleopatra (National Theatre); Princess Jasmine in Aladdin (Australia); Mrs Santiago/Understudy Molly in Ghost the Musical (Asia) and The Sound Of Music: Live (ITV). Everybody's Talking About Jamie marks Hiba's West End debut!Noah & Hiba talk about everything from being cast in the show, to the hardest moments in the score as well as why audiences respond so profoundly to their characters.Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is currently booking at the Apollo Theatre until Saturday 29th August 2020. Visit www.everybodystalkingaboutjamie.co.uk for info and tickets.Hosted by Andrew Tomlins.Thanks for listening!Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts.

As soon as Pasek and Paul's hit musical Dear Evan Hansen announced its West End transfer, speculation was rife about who would take on the eponymous role. That responsibility fell to graduate Sam Tutty, an avid fan of the show from its early days. Rebecca McKinnis plays Evan's mum Heidi, and joined the show from playing another West End mother in Everybody's Talking About Jamie. The pair both sit down with us for this two-hander interview back stage at the Noel Coward Theatre in London.The music used in this podcast is Acid Trumpet by Kevin McLeod, used under Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

Layton Williams, star of the West End's, Everybody's Talking About Jamie joins Frankie to discuss bullying, coming out and self-pride.

Backstage Brew is presented by Mark Jarvis and it's backstage chatting to various creatives over a brew at Theatres, Gigs, TV sets and Festivals. In this episode we meet Sabrina Sandhu at The Apollo Theatre where she plays Pritti Pasha in Everybody's Talking About Jamie.

Layton Williams is currently playing the title role in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie in the West End. At the age of 24 he has been working in showbusiness for more than half his life. After going to an open audition in Manchester for Billy Elliot at 12 years old he was swept away to ‘Billy School’ before playing the role in the West End. That lead to a part in the BBC series Beautiful People, alongside Olivia Colman. Layton trained at Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts and has since worked with Sir Matthew Bourne and appeared in productions of Rent, Hairspray and Kiss Me Kate. He can also be seen in the three series of Bad Education which was also made into a film. As well as performing eight shows a week, Layton has his own dance academy and works with the charity Stonewall on LGBTQ education and inclusion. We recorded this episode in Layton’s dressing room a few days after the Olivier Awards. We talked about taking over the role from his best friend John McCrea, how he had to go back into the closet after going back to school in Greater Manchester after Billy Elliot, and being taught to knit by Olivia Colman. You can follow Backstage With... on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook to find out which stage door we’re going through next.

Ian and Kaleigh discuss the new hit of the West End, "Everybody's Talking About Jamie". We spill the tea about what drew us to the show, the plot details, and the unique music.

Don't mess with a boy in a dress, he was born to impress.Lead singer of the feeling and writer of the musical that’s taken the UK’s west end by storm Dan Gillespie Sells, joinst us for our season three finale, to tell the story behind the soundtrack to your #QueerAF life: Everybody's Talking About Jamie.In an ever changing world, the way we identify is constantly being challenged. Not just by people around us, but by ourselves too. And that’s why Jamie New, the 16 year old from Sheffield in the north of the UK, who’s career test says he’ll only amount to being a forklift truck driver – is such a refreshing story to watch, enjoy, and for queers everywhere – to see themselves in. And even better? It was inspired by a true story.We interview Dan Gillespie Sells, lead singer in the Feeling and writer of the show, and star Layton Williams who is playing Jamie in the UK's West End.With thanks to all to contributors this season. if you haven’t yet go back and listen to Martin Joseph, Jacob Edwards, Sebastian Hendra, Max Taylor, Cassie Galpin, Alice Taplin, and Patrick Reardon Morgan’s episodes. For today’s episode thanks to Dan Gillespie Sells, Layton Williams and the team at Everybody’s talking about Jamie – and if you’re desperate to see the story but geography is getting in the way. Dan told us the movie is very much, in production.Just like Season 4 of the show, so stay subscribed on your podcast feeds, and bring us back faster with ratings and reviews in Apple, Spotify, Google podcasts or what ever app you listen in. Share us on social media tag in @studentpride, the whole reason we make this show to keep the pride of conversation alive all year round. Today’s show was produced by @jamie_wareham. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mais uma semana com episódio inédito do "Papo de Stage Door", o Podcast do Mundo dos Musicais! Neste episódio, começamos um especial Broadway, onde temos mais uma vez a participação do Higor Valentini, comentando absolutamente TODOS os musicais em cartaz em Nova Iorque (menos os musicais da temporada 2018-2019, pois falaremos deles depois que tivermos as indicações ao Tony Awards 2019). Na primeira parte, falamos sobre aqueles musicais que estão com bilheterias mais baixas: "Kinky Boots", "Waitress", "My Fair Lady", "The Band's Visit", "Beautiful" e "Anastasia". No próximo episódio, falaremos sobre os hits do momento, como "Hamilton", "Dear Evan Hansen", "Mean Girls" e clássicos como "O Fantasma da Ópera", "Chicago", "O Rei Leão" e muito mais! No Broadway Rush, falamos sobre as novidades em "Everybody's Talking About Jamie" no West End, visitas ilustres em "Frozen", "Company" e "The Cher Show", novidades no elenco de "Frozen", "Waitress" e na tour de "Wicked". Além das dicas da Glinda. Ouça no Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast e várias outras plataformas! Todos os links estão em mundodosmusicais.com

Lucy and Anthony discuss this new exciting British pop musical in their first episode; talking through its raw glitz, glamour and sass!

A special report from The Stage Awards last week- we were there with the stars and champers, up to date on The Critics Circle Theatre Awards with Company taking Best Musical. Former pop star Ben Adams joins us from his current tour with the Rocky Horror Show and talks about writing a song with our own Kerry Ellis and creating the critically acclaimed musical Eugenius! which is up for 5 Whats on Stage Awards including Best Musical…. We hear about your disasters on stage all the weeks gossip and what you think of the new cast of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie in our Peoples Vote.

A jam-packed episodes featuring a trio of queer theatre; Hit musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie, fabulous cabaret Hot Gay Time Machine and Kele Okereke's new musical play Leave to Remain. Plus Madeleine has a hot scoop with her review of Come From Away which she saw state-side and is soon to open in the West End. And to top it all off is In Lipstick, a new play by Annie Jenkins which recently played at The Pleasance Theatre . - Opening/Closing Music: Little Lily Swing by Tri-Tachyonis: licensed under a CC Attribution License

Comedian Phil Nichol (@philnichol) joins Matt and Andy to talk about how to stand, the safety of dropping pennies, sniffer bees, devout parents, Matthew Herbert's One Pig, Podtune whale music, the first domestic dogs, the new kilogram, the new Probably Science Patreon, 3D-printed sound, Teslas vs. smoke, tuskless elephants, 99 Ice Cream, scientists on money, Phil's show Your Wrong and Everybody's Talking About Jamie.

In this week's episode - Mike Shapiro (on his recent trip to the UK) joined Antonia to see Everybody's Talking About Jamie - playing at the Apollo Theatre in London).    

(This episode is sponsored by MCC Theater's Collective Rage, which is a a party of a show that you definitely want to be invited to. Tickets: mcctheater.org) Sam and Linnae talk Be More Chill going to Broadway, Pop Punk High, Trainspotting, Smokey Joe's Café, The Jonathan Larson Project, Torch Song, Marin Mazzie, To Kill A Mockingbird, Everybody's Talking About Jamie, and more. Check out yesbroadway.com for more information about all of this and more! Facebook: /YesBroadway Instagram: @yesbroadway Twitter: @yesbway --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yesbroadway/support

John McCrea is the breakout West End star of the last year. He’s currently strutting in heels as Jamie New in one of the most recent new British musicals to hit the West End, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.    John created the role of Jamie in the first workshop of the show in 2014. It transferred to London at the end of last year after its world premiere in Sheffield.    I went to meet John at the Apollo Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue. We talked about how the show was developed, how he found ‘his Jamie’ and how he feels about bidding farewell to his on-stage mother, Josie Walker who left the show at the weekend.

We went to the West End Bake Off and had a brilliant time! So many shows making fabulous bakes (no soggy bottoms in sight) and £9500 raised for Acting For Others. Here are our interviews with judges Ruthie Henshall and Christopher Biggins as well as Cuba Gooding Jr., the casts of Hamilton, Chicago, The Lion King, Everybody's Talking About Jamie, Bat Out Of Hell, Phantom of the Opera, Strictly Ballroom, Les Miserables, 42nd Street, Mamma Mia and Young Frankenstein. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

London Edition! - In this special double episode, we give you our thoughts on another Mischief Theatre production and a new musical about a teenaged drag queen. Easy invents the phrase "dialogue funniness", The Critic falls in love with all the tongs, and we spend way too much time talking about (and poorly performing) London accents. Cheerio!

London Edition! - In this special double episode, we give you our thoughts on another Mischief Theatre production and a new musical about a teenaged drag queen. Easy invents the phrase "dialogue funniness", The Critic falls in love with all the tongs, and we spend way too much time talking about (and poorly performing) London accents. Cheerio!

Episode 5: Sam and guest co-host Margo Seibert discuss her initiative Racket, Once On This Island, The Band's Visit, Folk Wandering, London's Network starring Bryan Cranston and Everybody's Talking About Jamie, Angels In America on Broadway starring Nathan Lane and Andrew Garfield, The Lucky Ones at Ars Nova, Mean Girls, Cruel Intentions (Off-Broadway), Broadway Sings Rihanna, and Jesus Christ Superstar Live on NBC. The YesBroadway Podcast: Designed to be listened to on a 25-30 minute subway ride, we discuss what shows to see, Broadway/NYC theater pop culture news and features, and upcoming shows to get tickets to now. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yesbroadway/support

Revolution: Russian Art 1917-32 is an exhibition at the Royal Academy where the title tells you what to expect but what surprises and delights lie in wait for visitors? Dan Gillespie Sells - lead songwriter with pop group The Feeling - has written a musical: Everybody's Talking About Jamie. Opening at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre, it's about a northern working class lad who decides to escape his humdrum life by adopting a drag persona. A bit like Billy Elliott in a dress? Moonlight is the Oscar-touted film looking at the experience of a gay African American boy growing up to become a man and his struggle with identity fulfilment and happiness Emily Ruskovich's novel Idaho tells the story of how violence within a family wrenches it apart, through multiple perspectives and timeshifts. BBC TV has adapted Len Deighton's novel SS-GB; what would the UK have been like, if we'd lost The Battle Of Britain and Nazis had taken over in 1941? Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Helen Lewis, Ellen Jones and Cahal Dallat. The producer is Oliver Jones.