Podcasts about falcon theatre

Duunnn dunnn… duuuunnnn duun… It's hard to believe it's been 50 years since “Jaws” arrived with a splash, bringing acclaim to young director Steven Spielberg, forever changing the public perception of sharks, and introducing the concept of the summer blockbuster for the very first time.  So what better way to celebrate than with a trip to the Falcon Theatre in Newport, Kentucky, to see the regional premiere of “The Shark Is Broken,” a witty and entertaining comedy about the making of “Jaws.” This past Thursday Candy and Ashley did just that, attending the final dress rehearsal for this wildly popular show that is fresh off Broadway. They also had the privilege of speaking with the 3 actors who bring “Jaws” leads to life: Keith Cassidy (Robert Shaw), Ted Weil (Roy Scheider) and Brady Dunn  (Richard Dreyfuss), as well as David Derringer (Director) and Katie Ruwe (Stage Manager).  Wish you could have been there? No worries– you'll feel like you WERE when you hear the fascinating interviews and other behind-the-scenes tidbits shared in this episode! Find (and subscribe to!) the show on your favorite podcast app or the Scandal Water Podcast Youtube channel. And after you listen, head on over to Newport to catch the show between now and May 17, on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Tickets available by visiting www.falcontheatre.net  Thank you to David Derringer, Katie Ruwe, Keith Cassidy, Brady Dunn, and Ted Weil for their top-of-the-episode shout-out! How to support Scandal Water: Rate, review and subscribe! Send your shoutouts to scandalwaterpodcast@gmail.com. Give a gift through buymeacoffee.com/scandalwaterpod or patreon.com/ScandalWaterPodcast– which will also grant you access to fabulous bonus content! #jaws #shark #sharks #sharkweek #stevenspielberg #greatwhiteshark #ocean #sharklover #jawsmovie #sharklove #sharkconservation #greatwhite #sharkattack #art #sharky #savesharks #horror #royscheider #whiteshark #robertshaw #sharknation #ilovesharks #horrormovies #richarddreyfuss #welovesharks #underwater #sea #movies #sharksofinstagram #movie #varitea #ScandalWaterPodcast #FalconTheatre #FalconTheater #Regionalpremiere #TuesdayTea #podcast  

A multi-talented comedic composer, vocalist, actor and the creator of the irrepressible Broadway Barbara, whose showbiz tales and classic show tunes have made her a social media sensation. Leah is an alumni of the renowned Groundling's Sunday Company and a founding member of the Transcendence Theatre Company, which earned her a Broadway World “Person to Watch” nomination and the opportunity to open for Rita Moreno and Ben Vereen in concert. She also sang alto in the premiere top 40 vintage trio The Beverly Bombshells. Leah's national tour credits include: Radio City Christmas Spectacular, 42nd Street and Happy Days. Regionally she has graced the stages of Paper Mill Playhouse, Goodspeed Opera House, Falcon Theatre and Eugene O'Neill Theatre. She has made television appearances on Maron, Jimmy Kimmel Live and Blackish. Find out much more by visiting @BroadwayBarbaraOfficial on Instagram and TikTok.

This week on Chasing Artists with XENJA, we chat with creativity coach, actress, writer, and teaching artist Jennifer Seifert about healing through creativity with the Artists Way and the creation of CRxEATIVITY. Guest Bio Jennifer Seifert is the producer behind the CRxEATIVITY Festivals and the facilitator for the Artist's Way workshops.  The Festivals have focused on Healing through Creativity and Women and Empowerment.  Between the #metoo movement and her own traumatic health event in 2017, Jennifer looked to Creativity as medicine for body, mind and soul.   CRxEATIVITY's incredible support system of artists embraced this concept, and along with the nonprofit organizations, Moms Demand Action, RAICES and the Cancer Support Community of Pasadena, Jennifer has emerged as a game changer in Altadena.   Jennifer Seifert is a Jack Nicholson Scholarship Award winner and alumnus of the University of Southern California, is a certified life coach, actress, writer and teaching artist.  As an actress, Jennifer is an Ovation Award winner, and has worked with such theaters as A Noise Within, Pasadena Playhouse, Shakespeare Festival LA, The Actors Gang and The Falcon Theatre (now Garry Marshall Theatre) with Troubadour Theatre Co.  Jennifer produced her own short film, To Desdemona, Love Juliet and can be seen in the Academy Award nominated film, In America, and opposite Academy Award winner, Anjelica Huston in Huff.  She is thrilled to be teaching theatre arts again in South Central Los Angeles with CRE, and facilitating CRxEATIVITY groups.  Ever since the shooting at Columbine, Jennifer has been passionate about eliminating gun violence in this nation, and has recently followed through with a variety of other humanitarian missions, including her film Inside a Feather. Her CRxEATIVITY Festival raised money for Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, and her CRxEATIVITY groups of 2017 donated funds to Habitat for Humanity in the aftermath of the hurricanes in Houston and Puerto Rico.  Jennifer also continues to tour the country with Playfair,  and has found a new voice with Expressing Motherhood , and  Listen to Your Mother. CRxEATIVITY's Artist's Way groups are now a hybrid of Jennifer Seifert's own social/emotional curriculum and creativity coaching, hands on creations and writing, and a navigation through Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way.  As CRxEATIVITY has shifted to an online platform, (although, will eventually go back to “in person” meetings as well), participants have discovered that the process can be more flexible as the artists can participate from the comfort of their homes.  Discussions of Brene Brown's work, and Elizabeth Gilbert's Big Magichave become an important part of the connection that occurs within the 12 week program, and the leaps, and breakthroughs that artists have made throughout the years, (both in person and online), have been nothing short of incredible.  Past participants and CRxEATIVITY Festival performers  have gone on to be nominated for Emmy Awards, write and direct films, produce and star in web-series(that have then been sold),nominated for Tony Awards, win OFTA Awards, design costumes for film and music stars, speak for TED Talks, book series regular roles on TV shows, create websites, sculpt and design for Disney, start blogs, write and collaborate on books, book film, TV and professional theatre jobs, write and produce one person shows, win awards for short films, write for Expressing Motherhood, write and produce for Disney, create and sell paintings, perform in World Tours, produce CRxEATIVITY Festivals, earn college degrees, have babies, find some semblance of balance and joy in this creative, beautiful life.  For more information about Jennifer and CRxEATIVITY visit www.jenniferseifert.com  Links to Guest www.jenniferseifert.com @crxeativity Show Notes @iamxenja www.xenja.org www.xenja.bandcamp.com Produced by XENJA Music by XENJA Audio Editing by High Noon Audio

On this episode of The Geekoning Podcast Katya talks with Jeff Cannata, Dungeon Master, host, and all-around geek culture producer, and actress, show creator and host Jessica Lynn Parsons. They talk all about Caffeine a streaming service focused on gaming, geek culture, talk shows and sporting events and one show both Jeff and Jessica star in together The Dungeon Run.The Dungeon Run is a Dungeons and Dragons, TTRPG series that has a different approach to DnD. It has the chat interact and decide how the show with move about, giving them not just a front seat during the campaign but a huge decision-making process. The interactivity is what makes The Dungeon Run so much different than many other Dungeons and Dragons campaigns because it allows the audience to experience the story-telling and suspense by encouraging them to take part in the story.Jeff Cannata is The Dungeon Run’s Dungeon Master, leading the group of misfits through the adventure and voicing many NPCs. Jessica plays as Fahima Tadhg an 18-year-old fire genasi. You can catch both Jeff and Jessica on The Dungeon Run Wednesdays at 6 pm PT right on Caffeine.Jeff Cannata has been working in the tech and entertainment field since the young age of 14, when he parlayed a Bay Area creative writing award into a job at the Contra Costa Times newspapers, reviewing computer and video games in a weekly syndicated column. His column even embraced the pre-Internet world of online interaction with a feature called Cannata ON-Line, which allowed readers to submit questions by dialing into a homebrew bulletin board service. Jeff’s column continued until he moved to Santa Barbara to attend UCSB, where he earned a BFA in Theatre, graduating with Honors.As an actor and comedian in Los Angeles, Jeff has built a resume that illustrates range and versatility. On television, he has been seen on The Mentalist, Scandal, Shameless, Rake, and Stalker, had recurring roles on soaps like The Bold and the Beautiful, General Hospital, and The Young and the Restless, as well as family fare like Nickelodeon’s Just for Kicks. His numerous national and regional commercials include products as varied as Coors Light, Dodge, Coldwell Banker, Disney, and the Apple iPhone.Jeff also has extensive stage credits, performing seasons with the Texas and Nevada Shakespeare Festivals, The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum, and northern California’s Theatreworks, where he won a Dean Goodman Award for the role of Chris in Arthur Miller’s All My Sons. Jeff played the title character in the world premiere comedy, The Psychic, and the rock star Johnny in Dissonance, both at Gary Marshall’s Falcon Theatre. Most recently, Jeff spent three seasons appearing at the beautiful Norris Center theatre, starring in Noises Off, Love, Sex, and the IRS, and The 39 Steps, for which he won the Desert Theatre League award for Best Actor.Jeff performs live comedy as well, producing and starring in The Returning Champs , an improvisational comedy troupe that has appeared at venues such as Hollywood’s IO West, Santa Monica’s Westside Eclectic, and the LA Comedy Festival. With stand up comedian Christian Spicer, Jeff created Double Jump, the live late night comedy show which has played to sold out audiences at the popular Upright Citizen’s Brigade Theater, and was recently turned into a weekly web show for the popular Nerdist YouTube Channel.As co-creator and host of the wildly successful net talk show, The Totally Rad Show, Jeff became a recognized web personality and an authority on movies, video games, television, and comics for the hundreds of thousands of fans who watched the show. TRS was honored with Webby and Podcast awards, and was called “the best weekly video podcast – period” by Wired Magazine. Jeff was LA correspondent for Reviews on the Run, the G4 network’s daily media review program, for over 300 episodes, and has guest hosted on Daily Tech New Show, This Week in Tech, Techzilla, Breaking it Down with Catherine Reitman, and Attack of the Show, among many others.Jeff was also co-host of Weekend Confirmed with Garnett Lee for Shacknews.com, a long-running video game talk show widely regarded as one of the industry leaders. Jeff was cohost of two shows on the powerhouse technology network, CNET, Always On with Molly Wood and Tomorrow Daily with Ashley Esqueda. Currently, Jeff can be heard every week on the /Filmcast, a movie review and opinion show recently named one of the “30 Best Podcasts” by Complex.com, as creator and host of DLC, the video game industry talk show on the 5by5 Network listed in Entertainment Weekly’s 20 “Must Listen” podcasts, and three times a week with Anthony Carboni on the comedy podcast, We Have Concerns, named one of iTunes “Best of 2014” and winner of a 2016 Podcast Award for Best Entertainment Podcast.Jessica Lynn Parsons is an actor from Michigan, where she graduated from the Theatre and Film programs at Western Michigan University. Jessica has performed in diverse theatrical spaces, from intimate small black box theatres, to UCB’s Hollywood stages, to an abandoned Louisiana state prison. You may have seen Jessica as a co-star on CBS’s S.W.A.T., Scorpion or in award-winning LGBTQ+ short film, EVOKE. In the geek universe, you can see Jessica play D&D every week on the livestreaming show “The Dungeon Run.” Jessica co-created and hosted the geeky cooking show, Damsels & Dishes, or you may have seen her on Twitch as a cast member of RPG shows, Anesidora (Maze Arcana) and Shield Maidens, or as a guest on Hyper RPG.

This is a jam packed episode spotlighting three different theatre companies and productions. From the 9-11 themed play at Falcon Theatre opening this weekend to the raucous musical based on the Adam Sandler movie next week to a trio of hilarious (and warm, vulnerable, and honest) women... this is a great episode!

Christine (Step By Step, Hollywood Darlings) and Rory go way back to the days when they were in Garry Marshall's Happy Days: The Musical at his Falcon Theatre in Burbank where they played siblings- Joanie and Richie. Christine was already a pro at the business even back then after her child star years playing "Al" in the TGIF hit Step By Step. Christine talks about making the decision to stay an actor in adulthood and how she makes that decision everyday. Now Christine is starring in a tv show called Hollywood Darlings playing a heightened versions of herself along with fellow child actor alums Jodie Sweetin and Beverly Mitchell. Christine has always been smart and remained proactive about creating work for herself. Her new role as wife and mother has proved to be her most rewarding part yet. Rory and Christine laugh about the old days including that time they yelled horrible things at Lindsay Lohan.

This week on Chatting With Sherri we welcome the creative team for the audio book for Battlefield Earth! Jim Meskimen, Director of Battlefield Earth; is a well-known film, animation and TV actor whose credits include Apollo 13, The Grinch, Friends, and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Jim provided the political impressions in JibJab's internet shorts including the sensation This Land and Clarence's speech from Shakespeare's Richard III. Jim also has the distinction as the senior director, and major creative force behind the audio recording of Battlefield Earth. Phil Proctor, Swiss banker  Baron von Roth; Phil is an award-winning actor, singer, writer and producer, a 45-year member of the thrice-Grammy-nominated Firesign Theatre comedy group. He's appeared in numerous films and TV shows and voices the Drunken French Monkey in the Dr. Dolittle series, Howard in the Emmy-winning Rugrats and Seahorse Bob in Finding Nemo.and has played on Broadway and off-Broadway, at the Mark Taper Forum, South Coast Rep, the Falcon Theatre and the Theatre @ Boston Court and is a proud member of the Antaeus Classical Theatre Company.   Fred Tatasciore, performed the Psychlo midget Ker;  is a professional Hollywood voice actor most known for portrayal of the Hulk in several animated roles, including Ultimate Avengers, Next Avengers, Hulk Vs. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 and Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

Broadway’s Nicole Parker (Elphaba/Wicked/U.S. National Tour); and Australian/U.S. film, TV and musical theatre star Josh Adamson (Hair, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) are interviewed about their co-starring roles as Fanny Brice and Nick Arnstein in 3D Theatricals’ production of Funny Girl at Fullerton, CA’s historic Plummer Auditorium and the South Bay’s Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center. The Live Arts Calendar features reviews of Twilight Zone: Unscriptedat the Falcon Theatre in Toluca Lake, CA; Smokey Joe’s Café at the Pasadena Playhouse and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Wizard of Oz at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood. Awkward career moments are revealed by Parker and Adamson.

Broadway’s Nicole Parker (Elphaba/Wicked/U.S. National Tour); and Australian/U.S. film, TV and musical theatre star Josh Adamson (Hair, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) are interviewed about their co-starring roles as Fanny Brice and Nick Arnstein in 3D Theatricals’ production of Funny Girl at Fullerton, CA’s historic Plummer Auditorium and the South Bay’s Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center. The Live Arts Calendar features reviews of Twilight Zone: Unscriptedat the Falcon Theatre in Toluca Lake, CA; Smokey Joe’s Café at the Pasadena Playhouse and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Wizard of Oz at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood. Awkward career moments are revealed by Parker and Adamson.

Four-time Emmy Award winning actress Ms. Michael Learned (The Waltons) and critically acclaimed Southland theatre director Robert Marra (Seven Brides…A Chorus Line, Chess, Oklahoma) share the hour with Sterling and Stroili who open the show with banter about the correct pronunciation of Italian food dishes and the hazards of driving in the rain. Learned discusses her co-starring role in the romantic comedy Southern Comforts on stage at the Falcon Theatre in Toluca Lake, CA; while Marra talks about a fresh, “more edgy” revival of Sweet Charity at the Knightsbridge Theatre in Los Angeles. The Live Arts Calendar highlights I Love Lucy … Live on Stage at the Greenway Court Theatre in LA, and the world premiere comedy of Centre Theatre Group’s Poor Behavior at the Mark Taper Forum in downtown Los Angeles. An embarrassing tongue-twisting, on-stage story is revealed by one of the guests. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Sterling and Stroili discuss unique to weird marketing approaches for the performing arts in the U.S. and abroad. Film and television star Stephanie Zimbalist (TV???s hit series Remington Steele) is interviewed about her stage career and starring role as Katherine Hepburn in Matthew Lombardo???s Tea at Five at the Falcon Theatre in Los Angeles; the weekly live Arts Calendar is read; Lewis Wilkenfeld, Artistic Director for Cabrillo Music Theatre housed at the Fred Kavli Theatre in the Bank of America Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza in Thousand Oaks, CA - is interviewed about Cabrillo???s 2010/2011 season. Both Zimbalist and Wilkenfeld share their most embarrassing moments in theatre. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Sterling and Stroili interview Tom Viola,2010 Tony Award Honoree andExecutive Director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS in New York. They are also joined in-studio by celebrated actor, author and musicianTucker Smallwood, co-star of Tracerspresented by LA???s LOFT Ensemble. Weekly reviews include All My Sons at The Raven Playhouse in North Hollywood, CA and CHIPS: The Musical presented by the Troubadour Theatre Company at The Falcon Theatre in Toluca Lake, CA. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

An interview with actor Jason Graae about his new production Six Dance Lessons in Six Days, currently running until November 23rd at the Falcon Theatre in Toluca Lake, California.