Podcasts about fringe world festival

After multiple sell-out seasons across Australia Shreklesque is coming to Wynnum Fringe for 2 nights only! Shreklesque originally debuted at the 2020 FRINGE WORLD Festival in Perth where it won a weekly cabaret award! Now it's back on home turf and is ready to light the Wynnum Fringe GREEN!Ogres are like onionsOnions have layersOgres have layersWanna see them stripped back?Shreklesque is the world's only burlesque show dedicated to the best movie of all time!Don't be green with envy and miss out of this hilarious, raunchy and damn right naughty show coming to Wynnum Fringe!Shreklesque features a star studded cast of local burlesque and drag talent including Trigger Happy (America's Got Talent 2019), Bebe Gunn (QLD Drag Performer of the Year 2020) as well as local favourites Henny Spaghetti, Nolens Volens, Tugboat Tiffy and Barbie Banks.https://youtu.be/omMBe8hHInkShreklesque13 November 2020, 9:00 PM - 10:00 PMTickets14 November 2020, 9:00 PM - 10:00 PMTicketshttps://wynnumfringe.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Wynnum-Fringe-110921904074925https://www.instagram.com/WynnumFringeBrisbane is getting a fringe festival! Adelaide has the world's second largest fringe; Perth has the third. It is time for the Sunshine State to have its own and Wynnum Fringe will be its home!Podcast recorded and produced by TNC podcasting. Find out more at www.tncpodcasting.com

Holly is a seasoned performer as well as someone who has attained many skills working in the field of Mental Health. Holly has a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in Drama and a minor in Criminal Justice as well as a Masters of Social Work degree at Flinders University. Holly has now taken on a new exciting role working as the Production Manager for Achieve Video Marketing and is the Co-Host for “SA Wine Weekly”. Holly is also Co-Producing her first short film called “Decore” and is the Co-Creator for the feature film “Matte”. Holly has also continued her studies in Improvisation at the Upright Citizens Brigade online and has since developed her own comedy sketch “Vicky Lastrange.” Holly’s previous experience has seen her performing in the Adelaide Cabaret Festival GreenRoom Speakeasy program, Co-Producer of a play in the Fringe World Festival, performing in Disneyland, Managing and Presenting in an iconic live children’s stage show as well as working as a Community Mental Health Practitioner and Case Manager in the areas of Youth Homelessness, Psychosis and Indigenous Foster Care. In 2019 Holly took a leap of faith and decided to follow her passion of acting and audition for Hollywood Immersive. Holly was the first participant to take part in the one on one Immersive program and since then has been working on achieving her goals in acting, producing and storytelling.

We hear all the time that everyone should look after their health, but all too often Executives, Entrepreneurs and Business people put their career and jobs first. The stress of juggling the many demands can be significant and what many don't realise is that it is not IF that stress will impact their health but WHEN. On this episode of The PEAKS Life we talk to seasoned strategy and operations executive Lindsay O'Sullivan about the health crisis that stopped him in his tracks, made him rethink the priorities in his life and re-focus his attention on his health and wellbeing. Lindsay is a highly successful Executive who has worked in Australia and the UK. He is currently Chief Operating Officer at Keystart Home Loans, a $6 billion specialist low-deposit and shared-ownership home lender and has held key leadership roles at the Chamber of Commerce & Industry WA, Bankwest, Herbert Smith Freehills, and NAB. Lindsay has managed geographically diverse teams of up to 800 people, advised on trade and investment and innovation policy, had full P&L responsibility for a $100M enterprise and driven the transformation of legacy businesses. A previous Business News 40 Under 40 winner and a Leadership WA alumnus, Lindsay is also the Deputy Chair of Fringe World Festival, a director of IT consultancy, Veev Group, and a committee member of Catholic Education, Western Australia. More importantly, he is a husband and a father, a keen, if (in his words!) unimpressive rugby player and road cyclist. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/PEAKS/message

Years into a successful career, Michael Namkung realized that he was unfulfilled. Having been discouraged from pursuing his interests and dreams as a child, he found himself grieving the hope and passion he’d lost. Sarah talks to Michael about giving up on security to rediscover himself, while reinventing his career as an artist, athlete, and poet.Michael Namkung is what happens when Bob Ross becomes an Olympic athlete. A father, poet, artist and multiple world champion, he mentors men in expanding their self-expression and working with the power of their emotions, and leads private creativity retreats to help people access the depth of their creative power. Michael is currently preparing to tour Seeing The Invisible at the Fringe World Festival in February 2020 in Perth, Australia.Grief Gratitude & Greatness is hosted by Sarah Shaoul and is a production of Recursive Delete Audio/Visual in Portland, Oregon.This episode was produced & edited by Jack Saturn, with additional production by Sarah. The music was by Samantha Jensen.This episode is sponsored by Grief Warrior. Grief Warrior delivers helpful, useful and healing items to a grieving person’s doorstep. Visit https://www.agriefwarrior.com/ and enter code GGG20 for 20% off the purchase of a Grief Warrior box.This episode is also sponsored by professional financial advisor Lesley Tylczak from Edward Jones. She can help you with estate & legacy strategies, retirement strategies, college savings, special needs financial consideration, divorce finances and socially-conscious investing. Schedule a free consultation with Lesley to talk about your financial goals! She can be reached at 503-236-9900.If you appreciate the show, support us on Patreon!If you have a story of your own that you’d like to share or topics you’d like to hear more about, we’d love to hear from you! Call or text our show at 503-454-6646, or send us a message via the contact link on our website at https://griefgratitudegreatness.com/ .We're also on Instagram (@griefgratitudegreat) and Facebook.

For some, performing on a stage can be a scary activity...well imagine that not only you're performing, but also stripping down to your bare ankles...Shedding your clothes and potentially societies constrictions in order to reveal a truth about the world. Concluding our last stroll along Perth's Fringe World Festival, Ryan talked to the Performer, Writer, Scholar, Pinup Model and Former-Burlesque Artist Iskra Khan (FEMME, Paper Mountain). You're about to hear a passionate and heartfelt chat about the history of burlesque, the stigmas around sex, understanding love and the show FEMME. Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Faster Does It" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) And podcast episode cover art by Dollface Delinquent

Welcome to the 4th instalment of our Fringe World Miniseries! In this chapter, Ryan talks to Evelyn Snook (Writer & Performer) and Be Gosper (Composer/Performer) from "Dancing in the Drive Way". It's a show, that is part dance, part song and part biography. We talked about the show's journey, it's team, finding the balance of making a show that is dealing with mental illness, the do's and don'ts of autobiography, and the reliability of York carpenters. Ps. There is a cameo appearance by fellow Co-Star Belle. Music featured in this ep. was composed and sung by Be Gosper. If any part of the conversation raised any feelings or concerns please call Lifeline on 13 11 14. And check out Helping Minds at https://helpingminds.org.au/ They're a local and free mental health advisory service.

Chapter 3: Did you know that Nutella not only leaves a pleasant taste in the mouth, but it can actually leave a wonderful message? Reminding us to check in with friends, and remembering that it is most certainly OK to be average. Ryan spoke with the team behind "Boys Taste Better With Nutella"; Caitlin Hill, Peter Wood and Kristen Maloney. Talking all things: theatre, fringe, mistakes from the past, and how Nuetella brings us together. You can also help this show with their Crowdfunding Campaign: https://bit.ly/2FYmfnw some fun rewards and clips to be found there. Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Life of Riley" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Chapter Two of our Fringe World miniseries sees Ryan talking to the Performers and Creators of "Dad"; Isaac Powell, Jarryd Prain and Marshall Stay. This little group of boys chatted about their creative process, Gillette & masculinity, the boundaries of autobiographical art, Their own Dad watching Dad, and there are some cracking Dad jokes in this episode. Also the music featured in this episode was composed and published by Isaac Diamond ("Dad's" Composer).

One Infinity, featuring a live score by Genevieve Lacey and the Jun Tian Fang Music Ensemble, brings together dancers from Dancenorth and the Beijing Dance Theatre, author Stuart Kells outlines the hunt for the Bard of Avon's personal collection and why it matters in Shakespeare's Library: Unlocking the Greatest Mystery in Literature, and a vocal impressionist, a surrealist drag artist and a lonely soul singer welcome us to Fringe World 2019.

2019 is here and Ryan is back with a mini series of conversations from the hard working artists of Perth's Fringe World Festival. In this first chapter, Ryan is joined by the team behind "Patti the Pig Story and Song Show": Serena Chalker (Choreographer) and Michael A Caruso (Writer). A genuine family show! The three of them talked about: the show's journey, that adults should not have all the fun at the festival, the environment and giving back to Mother Earth & to our children. Plus some great advice on promoting a show. Songs in this chapter were written and produced by Michael A Caruso & Vocals by Melissa Bamford (2018).

Ryan met with director Lucy Clements at Perth's Fringe World Festival HQ. There was talk of: Lucy's new theatre company Ghosts, Actor's being not just technicians with a skill, Fringe World Festival mega guide, Field Marshall Montgomery and his advice to his troops, Stress is the new Coffee, Lucy's New York Theatre Binge, Lucy meeting Alan Cummings, her Christmas lunch with Cate Blanchett, what is directing?, and how art can be put together by fate.

Chapter 25 is here! And Ryan is met with the Performer, Writer, Film Maker and the Director of Soup, Ana Victoria Neves. Obviously the two talk about Soup (which Ana gives a surprising influence of the play) and the upcoming FRINGE WORLD FESTIVAL. But they also talk about: Ana's youthful globe trotting, "Spoilers" feeding societies impatience, Film making, the rehearsal process and Ana brilliantly notes that: "It's also the People that Perth has to offer".

Jessica Darlow has been working with Fringe World Festival since 2012 and held the role of Program Manager from 2013 to 2016.  From its inception in 2011, Fringe World Festival has grown to become the largest annual arts event in Western Australia and the third largest Fringe in the world. In her role as Program Manager, Jessica has worked on the Festival program as a whole, including Festival hub sites and independent venues and producers. Her contributions have been made across a range of areas from broad program strategy through to registration, scheduling and delivery with a team of dedicated producers. We chat about what the role of a Program Manager is within a Fringe context, how the fringe has grown and why Perth audiences are bang up to go and see so many shows, what artists need to do more of and some great tips on working in this industry.  For more info check out www.milke.com.au. For more information on this episode, head to the website.  www.milke.com.au.  

Interview with Reuben Hunter, who has been doing comedy in WA since the RAW competition in 2009.  Reuben is performing at Perth’s upcoming Fringe World Festival for the first time this January.  His show is titled The Hoard, and is his musings on hoarding and the reasons for it. We discuss: Reuben’s reflections on himself and his own mental health following the suicide of his father a few years ago, Reuben’s long-distance relationship with his Dad, the issue of men’s suicide, how Reuben has been coping, overcoming the stigma of receiving counselling, “clicking” with your counsellor, “The Voices”: reality TV idea about group therapy in reverse, mountain climbing analogy, self-care trip to NZ, and the importance of communicating and sharing how you are feeling.