Podcasts about gctc

Ali co-hosted the Pink Ribbon Race Day on Saturday at the GCTC and what a huge day it was! At 6:40 every morning we play a game called Battle Of The Suburbs and sometimes it doesn't go all that smoothly……. Some extra spicy rumours this morning at 7”40 with the Rumour Mill including one about a Gold Coast Surf Club undergoing a massive extension. It was a big day for Spida yesterday watching his daughter play in her first ever AFL GF – how did she go?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GCTC track manager Nevesh Ramdhani says several circumstances led to the sand kick back at the meeting on the March 9. Nevesh provided a key update with the latest.

Racing Qld boss Jason Scott says the GCTC and RQ will work tirelessly on the Gold Coast track. Scott says the track is in good hands and the team are confident they can fix the kickback issue.

The new GCTC track will be in perfect order when we return to grass racing on March 9 for the rich Jewel day. Navesh Ramdhani says given the weather conditions, a sand grooving process was required.

"I've never seen rain like it" Nevesh Ramdhani with the latest on the GCTC, ahead of The Wave meeting this weekend.

Boom Brisbane apprentice Bailey Wheeler will be presented with some wonderful opportunities in town this season. Last seasons GCTC premiership winner says he's now totally focused on his riding career after a few early hiccups.

VRC Derby day is pencilled in for a possible return to grass racing at the GCTC, Navesh Ramdhani says he and his team are hopeful given favourable weather conditions over coming months

Bronwyn Steinberg is a theatre director and community builder; she's passionate about making theatre an inclusive gathering space where stories are shared that celebrate the diversity of human experience. Based in Calgary/Mohkinstsis in Treaty 7 territory, she is the Artistic Director of Lunchbox Theatre, and she recently directed The Importance of Being Earnest for Theatre Calgary. She loves working with the classics as well as new plays, and since coming to Lunchbox in 2020, she has directed both Home for the Holidays, a new musical by Cayley Wreggitt and Alixandra Cowman, and Rebecca Northan's All I Want for Christmas. She has also directed 6 new play development workshops as part of the Lunchbox Stage One Festival of New Canadian Work and Stage Two, in addition to multiple workshops and premieres with other companies. She was based in Ottawa for 12 years, where she was the founding Artistic Director of the indie series TACTICS. Credits as an award-winning freelance director include The Drowning Girls and Bang Bang (Great Canadian Theatre Company), The Revolutionists and Miss Shakespeare (Three Sisters Theatre), Twelfth Night (A Company of Fools) and Raising Stanley / Life with Tulia—an accessible multimedia storytelling collaboration with Kim Kilpatrick and Karen Bailey. She has worked as an assistant director at the Stratford Festival, the Shaw Festival and GCTC and is a member of both the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab (2018 & 2019) and Directors Lab North (2020). www.lunchboxtheatre.com Instagram: @bronwynsteinberg Support Stageworthy Donate: tips.pinecast.com/jar/stageworthy

The 2023 Hollindale Stk's (May) is likely to be run at the Sunshine Coast given the Course proper upgrade at the GCTC. Navesh Ramdhani says his team are working long hours preparing the track for the Magic Millions on January 14.

Cama Watts is the Business and Entrepreneurial Services Coordinator at Gordon Cooper Technology Center. She is actively involved within the GCTC district to provide quality training to help individuals grow and succeed. She is passionate about helping others be their best self. In addition to helping small businesses, Cama has partnered with First United Bank to bring a quarterly Women's Leadership Luncheon to the Shawnee area. She serves on several committees to promote well-being in the workplace. She has been the recipient of the Shawnee Forward Forward 15 award, the Pierre F. Taron Leadership Award, and The Journal Record Achievers Under 40 award. Cama is an active member of The Junior Service League of Shawnee and committees through the Department of CareerTech. Come listen to her story of how support systems of good women can be life-changing. Business and Entrepreneurial Services Business Development: https://www.gctech.edu/apps/pages/business-entrepreneurialservices (405) 214-3256

Chris Nelson and Sam Hyland keep you up to date with all the racing news out of QLD. They also caught up with Ian Brown, a racing manager from GCTC and jackey, Ben Thompson.

Chris Nelson and Sam Hyland caught up with racing manager from GCTC, Ian Brown.

Chris Nelson and Sam Hyland talk to Ian Brown from the GCTC about the start of the Magic Millions tomorrow

An award nominee for the Prix Rideau award and Capital Critics, Jacqui Du Toit is an international theatrical performer and storyteller from South Africa. She has a B.A in Theatre and Performance from the University of Cape Town and has been working extensively as a professional actress, storyteller and arts educator. Her experience covers a wide range of fields including: writing, directing, acting, movement and puppetry. Jacqui immigrated to Canada in 2011 and now resides in Ottawa, where she is the Co-creator of The Origin Arts and community centre and the Creator of 8th Generation Performance. With both of her companies, Jacqui has created numerous community engaged theatrical storytelling productions, including IT IS GOOD - 2018, VALLEY OF STONE - 2017, THE HOTTENTOT VENUS - UNTOLD - 2016 Her most recent theatre performance was in THE OMNIBUS BILL by DARRAH TEITAL, Tactics Theatre festival 2019, directed by Esther Jun and THE DROWNING GIRLS at the GCTC 2018, directed by Bronwyn Steinberg. Twitter: @generation8th Instagram: @jacqui.dutoit Support Stageworthy Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/stageworthy Merch: https://shop.stageworthyproductions.com/

Blair Gibson from the GCTC & brissyraces.com.au joins us with his thoughts on the Gold Coast meeting this Saturday.

Centred around the cataclysmic 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami Carried Away on the Crest of a Wave illustrates how world events link us all together. From two brothers in Malaysia trying to save their house from sinking, a Canadian radio-show host angered by disaster-relief efforts, a grieving Japanese father, to a lonely woman in Utah baking a pie, the play explores humanity in times of disaster. Winner of the 2015 Governor General's Literary Award for Drama and directed by Siminovitch Prize laureate Kim Collier, carried away on the crest of a wave shows that despite our differences, we are all connected through serendipity, loss and love. The stellar cast includes John Ng from CBC TV's Kim's Convenience, Zaib Shaikh, star of CBC TV's Little Mosque on the Prairie, Adrienne Wong, a frequent director at the GCTC, Kayvon Khoshkam from NAC's productions of Twelfth Night and The December Man (L'homme de décembre) and Jenny Young from the NAC's productions of Innocence Lost: A Play about Steven Truscott and The Penelopiad.

Here is the GCTC Vision.

Here is the GCTC Vision.

This episode contains a discussion of the Ottawa Theatre School's "Under Milk Wood" directed by Janet Irwin, and "The Middle Place", a Project: Humanity production at the GCTC. Andrew tells us about "Rivage a L’Abandon, Medee-Materiau, Paysages Avec Argonautes" at the University of Ottawa, and "Lauchie, Liza, and Rory", a Mulgrave Road Theatre production at the NAC. We go over the newly announced 2011/2012 season at the Great Canadian Theatre Company, Tania delivers a rant about honest feedback and theatre subscribers (okay, maybe that's two rants) and finally, Andrew fills us in on the fabulous party that was John Koensgen's 60th Birthday/New Theatre of Ottawa fundraiser and mystery season launch.

In episode 5 we discuss Pierre Brault's "Shadow Cutter" at the GCTC, the English Theatre Company's "St. Carmen of the Main" at the NAC, Third Wall Theatre's "Antigone" and we give a quick shout out to Centaur Theatre's "Instructions to any Future Socialist Government Wishing to Abolish Christmas" and the Ottawa U Drama Guild production of "The Jew of Malta".

In this episode we cover the final show of the GCTC season: Daniel MacIvor's "This is What Happens Next" playing in the Irving Greenberg Theatre in partnership with the Magnetic North Theatre Festival; Third Wall Theatre's "Exit the King" directed by James Richardson and starring Andy Massingham; and "YICHUD (Seclusion)", another Magnetic North show, originally from Theatre Passe Muraille in Toronto, playing in Academic Hall at the University of Ottawa.