Podcast appearances and mentions of Joe Dowling

*Use this link for a free #350 Tee• https://one-up-gaming-shop.fourthwall.com/gifts/gft_sZUGH41ZSbqefF83GBfjJw This week David talk's about some games he has played this week, and special guests Joe Dowling from Four Quarters, Mike Jaret of Running With Scissors, Ross Brierley from Laughing Jackal and old team mate Eddie Sampaio. Please visit us at.......... www.oneupgaming.co.uk https://one-up-gaming-shop.fourthwall.com www.patreon.com/oug www.twitch.tv/ougofficial Twitter = @OUGofficial https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-one-up-gaming-podcast/id1084070859?mt=2

A fraught father-son relationship, a lost friend, and Milo O'Shea remembered, with Joe Dowling, Oliver Sears, Margaret Galvin, John MacKenna, AM Cousins, Rosyln Dee and Grace Wilentz

12. Othello - Actors Peter Macon (Othello) and Marty Rea (Iago) discuss the 2016 Abbey Theatre production of Shakespeare's Othello directed by Joe Dowling (5 May - 11 June 2016), other Shakespearean roles they have played and Shakespeare on film.

The Play Podcast - 043 - Faith Healer by Brian Friel Host: Douglas Schatz Guest: Joe Dowling The Play Podcast is a podcast dedicated to exploring the greatest new and classic plays. In each episode we choose a single play to talk about in depth with our expert guest. We discuss the play's origins, its themes, characters, structure and impact. For us the play is the thing. Brian Friel's play Faith Healer is a literary and theatrical masterpiece, acclaimed for the beauty of its language, its innovative form, and the bathetic yet tragic tale of its eponymous character and those tethered to his misfortunes. My guest, Joe Dowling, directed the seminal producation at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin in 1980 and returned there to revive the play more than 40 years later.

Laura chats with former Guthrie Theater Artistic Director Joe Dowling, who is back in the building directing a glorious, funny, colorful take on Shakespeare's The Tempest. WCCO Meteorologist Paul Douglas has the good weather news we've been clamoring for, Pickleball is taking over the Twin Cities, and Mpls.-St. Paul Magazine's Stephanie March has THE place to celebrate Pi Day.

The pandemic has made digital transformation a certainty as remote and hybrid working is here to stay. So, how do businesses handle this transition and how do they deal with the doubts about moving to the cloud? Ronan talks to Joe Dowling CTO Sidero about this and more. Joe talks about his background, what Sidero does, Sidero's investment of €4.5M and the new jobs they announced. Joe also talks about how technology is changing, the benefits and advantages of the cloud, what Sideros's research into areas such as the IT skills gap and cloud adoption found, how the pandemic has changed how people and companies view digital transformation and moving to the cloud, and how he thinks Irish tech landscape is looking. More about Joe: Joe is responsible for leading the technology direction at Sidero in order to deliver agile digital transformation solutions for customers. Having joined the company in 2016, he is leveraging his innate understanding of Sidero and its vision to drive the technological objectives and cloud-native capabilities in his new role. He has nearly 30 years' experience in the technology industry, half of which he spent across Nokia's London and San Diego offices in consultancy and engineering roles. Joe joined Sidero from the Georgia Tech Research Institute's Athlone lab, where he oversaw unique research and innovation programmes.

The Abbey Theatre production of Brian Friel's Faith Healer, Joe Dowling also directed its first production on an Irish stage 40 years ago, director Ruán Magan's Steps of Freedom, follows the evolution of Irish dance, Dr Enrica Ferrara reviews The Lost Daughter by Elena Ferrante, the bestselling author of the Neapolitan Quartet My Brilliant Friend

Welcome to Cannabis Daily - Your daily guide to cannabis news, industry trends and trade ideas in under 5 mins.Subscribe to all Benzinga Podcasts at https://www.benzinga.com/podcastsSubscribe to the Cannabis Insider Newsletter to get more cannabis news and trending links delivered to your inbox. Tune in daily to Cannabis Hour at 4:30 p.m. ET for Cannabis News at bzcannabishour.com.Hit us up at https://www.benzinga.com/cannabis/ for more news today, tomorrow, and everyday.Episode Summary:LA Sheriff Department budgets USD 5 Million to support the eradication of illegal marijuana.California, legalizes, smokable, hemp, and food sales, bans the sale of Delta eight.Public Companies Talked About In The Podcast:Sundial Growers (NASDAQ:SNDL)cbdMD (AMEX:YCBD)Columbia Care(OTCQX:CCHWF)Trulieve Cannabis(OTCQX:TCNNF)Jushi Holdings(OTCQX:JUSHF)BENZINGA CANNABIS CAPITAL CONFERENCEThe premier gathering of cannabis entrepreneurs and investors in North America returns for a 2-Day Hybrid Event on October 14-15.Register here.Hosted & Produced By: Elliot LaneAaron Thomas Contact us at: cannabishour@benzinga.comFollow Benzinga Cannabis On Social MediaInstagramTwitterYouTubeLinkedInAccess All The Cannabis Daily Episodes HereAlso Join us at the Benzinga Cannabis Hour Podcast, weekly on Thursdays at 4 PM EST.For Top Gainers & Losers Cannabis stocks of the day check out https://www.benzinga.com/cannabis/stocksNOT FINANCIAL ADVICEThe Information Contained on this Podcast is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, financial adviceUnedited Transcript:It is Friday T G I F investor friends. I hope you guys are having a great week. It made some money in the cannabis. Uh, this is Elliot lane with cannabis daily as always, thanks to bill Zynga and Aaron Thomas for all your help. We've got some fun news for y'all today. Let's start off right at the top. Uh, with really, I think the big news of the day is sundial S N D L acquires our Canada.The total for this acquisition comes to just under 350 million out. Canada is Canada's largest liquor retailer, privately operating 171 locations. Under three different retail brands. Expansion into liquor will provide a better financial position and more cashflow for Sunday. Uh, as all alcohol, of course does, uh, in investment into Nova cannabis via this acquisition, which is a top five retail footprint in the cannabis space in Canada.I love this in every sense of the word, uh, sundial, uh, well done as much as I love the investments into Endiva, um, and the. Acquisitions they've made of late. I really think sundial has been the best performer of the meme stocks. Uh, and I mean that sincerely, um, next up, why CBD? This is CBD MD announces a research partnership with university of Mississippi are all miss.To identify novel cannabinoids. I see this a lot with CBD companies and it's why I wanted to call it out, you know, looking for that next opportunity, uh, for sales and to make money. Right. Ultimately, I think once, uh, marijuana is legalized, a lot of these CBD companies might be scrambling a bit or might be transitioning their business model.But why is CBD, uh, entering into a university partnership there, uh, to research potentially new cannabinoids in the plant, Columbia care that CCH WF announces opening of their first cannabis dispensary in Missouri. This is their ninth cannabis nationwide and the 75th store in their foot. Overall. So Columbia care trying to keep up, uh, with the likes of truly via that giant acquisition, of course, and curely, but 75 is nothing to shake your head at.I think they're along the lines with other fantastic MSOE, like Verano. Um, you know, obviously GTI up there as well. Uh, speaking of true leave though, they just announced their 93rd dispensary in the state of Florida with the reopening of a dispensary in Kissimmee that was formerly under there, the harvest house, uh, Veridian capital advisors initiate coverage on douchey that's J U S H F was a buy rating and a price target of $5 26.Since Jewishy, uh, they consider juicy and underrated and underestimated top MSO. They have a wonderful footprint and important markets like Illinois, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and they expect douchey to continue growing, uh, and, and expanding their footprint in those key markets to keep up with the other Ms.Sows. Uh, all right. So as we do on every Friday, my good friend, Aaron Thomas joins me for a little powwow on what's happening outside of stocks. Crazy industry. Aaron, how you doing today? My friends what's going on at Elliot and what's going on zinger nation happy Friday. Uh, yeah, back at it again to bring you some fun, uh, news or, you know, you know, however you take it some, some more news, right?Cultural side of the news for the cannabis industry, which I find always interesting. Um, so let's let let's, let's get started. Uh, so to start off a rep Garcia, a Republican from California tweets that LA county board of supervisors has delegated 5 million to LA sheriff department to support the eradication of illegal marijuana grows in their jurisdiction and surrounding areas.Again, that's $5 million to the LA sheriff. To support the eradication of illegal marijuana grows. Now I do kind of want to point out 5 million in the grand scheme of things is not very much. Um, like I, I believe like the caliph, the LA police department, I think their budget is in the bill. Um, but with that being said, the fact that they're delegating any type of respectable amount to the eradication of the black and gray markets, uh, is huge.It's awesome. I love that. I'm sure, you know, companies like wool farms and vibe, uh, co both great public companies out of California. Love that. So that touches on both sides of this. Yeah, absolutely. And once we moved to a more legal market, I think, you know, it's going to be great for the industry as a whole as well.Absolutely. So moving on, uh, more California, no more California news, uh, California, legalizes, smokable, hemp, and food sales in a recent. But they restrict slash ban the sale of Delta eight. So how do you feel about that? Uh, the Delta eight side doesn't surprise me. Uh, there's a lot of people on the CBD hemp side that think, uh, Delta eight is just as big of an addressable market as THC and I just completely disagree.Um, you know, I, I, I take this from a lot of different areas, but I'll go back to an interview I had with CV sciences, CEO, Joe Dowling on cannabis. Who thinks Delta eight is here for a little bit, uh, but will not survive the advancement of the, this industry. Um, there are too many good CPG companies, too many good, uh, THC focused marijuana companies.And there are other cannabinoids that will come to light by then as well. Uh, ultimately Delta aid, I think has an expiration date. Uh, so I think California has gone ahead and, uh, expedited that, um, doesn't surprise me at all. And ultimately I think hemp should be more industrial. Uh, you S I would say anyway.Um, but I, I'm sure a lot of people disagree with me on that, and that's totally fine. Um, but I think hemp has a wide variety of uses. It's a wonderful plant and definitely worth the investment. I just don't think Delta eight will be a part of that long. Yeah, a hundred percent. I agree with you there. Uh, hemp, it has very, hemp is very versatile.And, uh, also I think, um, with, with California legalizing it, uh, they're, you know, moving to a more sustainable market as well. So I think that's great for the. Absolutely my friend, wonderful times, uh, as always in the industry, it has been crazy. Everybody. I do want to make a quick announcement. Next week, October 14th and 15th, Benzinga returns to in-person action with our cannabis capital conference.This is our last one of 2021. Next one will be in Miami in March. So get your tickets for either virtual attendance or if you're in the New York area or want to make a quick trip. Uh, we'd love to have you there be Z. Dot com uh, you can meet me and Erin face-to-face and we'd love that love for that opportunity.That's an Aaron. Thanks so much, my friend, it's always a pleasure. Always a pleasure Elliot. Thank you. All right. See you guys next week. Peace. Peace.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/cannabis-daily/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Joining @paulbutlerlennox and @paulwebsterfilms in the studio this week is one of Ireland's most hard working Actors, Dubliner Jason Barry @jasonbarry_   Jason has the very unique achievement of featuring in one of the most successful Films of all time (Titanic) and the most successful TV series Ireland has produced (Love/Hate). Today We have a VERY open conversation. From running for well being, moving to London as a young man and Bruno Fernandes... To discussing the importantance of supportive mentors, to the special person (for him) that encouraged him as a lad to pursue his dreams and what it was like working with James Cameron and watching Tom Cruise descend from a helicopter.  ​ Having received his BA in Drama Studies from Trinity College, Dublin, Jason's first major break into the film industry came when he was cast as Tommy Ryan alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in James Cameron's TITANIC. Jason's most recent credits include the role of Patrick opposite Pierce Brosnan in John Moore's feature film I.T, the FX series SONS OF ANARCHY, RTÉ's LOVE/HATE (in which he played the role of Dano from 2012-2013), 100 DEGREES, a short which he both directed and starred in, and UNITED PASSIONS alongside Gérard Depardieu and Tim Roth, directed by Frédéric Aubertin. Further film credits include VALKYRIE directed by Brian Singer and co-starring Tom Cruise, THE LAST OF THE HIGH KINGS directed by David Keating and co-starring Jared Leto, and CIRCLE OF FRIENDS directed by Pat O'Connor.  Theatre credits include THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS directed by Stephen Rea (Gaiety Theatre) and A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM directed by Joe Dowling at the Gate Theatre, Dublin. Fni Wrapchat is supported by Octovid.com, Film Equipment Store and Wildcard Distribution.  Support WRAPCHAT and Fni on BuyMeACoffee.com/fni  Share/Subscribe #WeAreFni #YouAreFni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining @paulbutlerlennox and @paulwebsterfilms in the studio this week is one of Ireland's most hard working Actors, Dubliner Jason Barry @jasonbarry_  Jason has the very unique achievement of featuring in one of the most successful Films of all time (Titanic) and the most successful TV series Ireland has produced (Love/Hate).Today We have a VERY open conversation.From running for well being, moving to London as a young man and Bruno Fernandes...To discussing the importantance of supportive mentors, to the special person (for him) that encouraged him as a lad to pursue his dreams and what it was like working with James Cameron and watching Tom Cruise descend from a helicopter. ​Having received his BA in Drama Studies from Trinity College, Dublin, Jason's first major break into the film industry came when he was cast as Tommy Ryan alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in James Cameron’s TITANIC.Jason's most recent credits include the role of Patrick opposite Pierce Brosnan in John Moore's feature film I.T, the FX series SONS OF ANARCHY, RTÉ’s LOVE/HATE (in which he played the role of Dano from 2012-2013), 100 DEGREES, a short which he both directed and starred in, and UNITED PASSIONS alongside Gérard Depardieu and Tim Roth, directed by Frédéric Aubertin.Further film credits include VALKYRIE directed by Brian Singer and co-starring Tom Cruise, THE LAST OF THE HIGH KINGS directed by David Keating and co-starring Jared Leto, and CIRCLE OF FRIENDS directed by Pat O’Connor. Theatre credits include THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS directed by Stephen Rea (Gaiety Theatre) and A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM directed by Joe Dowling at the Gate Theatre, Dublin.Fni Wrapchat is supported by Octovid.com, Film Equipment Store and Wildcard Distribution.  Support WRAPCHAT and Fni on BuyMeACoffee.com/fni  Share/Subscribe #WeAreFni #YouAreFni

Thriller Premium is covering Texas A&M Bitcoin Conference 2021 for the first year, because Texas is making a significant push to bring the Bitcoin industry into our state. The Texas A&M Bitcoin Conference speaks to a broad community of students, faculty, former students, and the general public about Bitcoin. Featuring speakers from academia and industry, the conference will engage audiences at all levels – from freshman to faculty and beyond.Discussions will organize into areas including:economic foundationsunderlying technologybusiness and financelaw/policy/regulatory landscapePresented by the Mays Innovation Research Center, this conference lives into the center's mission to understand innovation and how it benefits society, and to distribute this knowledge broadly to students, scholars, policymakers, and the public. The conference aims to host a healthy debate on the current state and future of Bitcoin.We are excited as hell to cover this conference this year and bring you all the latest highlights.HighlightsBitcoin 101: Dan HeldBitcoin and Corporate America: Michael SaylorBitcoin as an Asset Class: Ray Dalio, Joe Dowling, and Britt HarrisCrypto: Views from the Fed and Silicon Valley: Tim Draper and Rob Kaplan

This week’s MindEspresso looks at the importance of self-talk. As the Navy Seals preach you need to dominate your own self-talk or it will dominate you. We talk to ourselves between 15 and 50,000 times a day - we are our own most important coach but most of us do not think intentionally about how we coach ourselves. This MindEspresso is about how to intentionally direct your own self coaching through self-talk highlighting the work of Joe Dowling who wrote the book Zonefulness as well as referencing Mahatma Gandhi. I primarily work with corporate executives, but I also have a passion for personal leadership. I’ve started these Personal Leadership MindEspressos from people I’ve interviewed. Here is our podcast: https://lnkd.in/etAsTZ3 You can follow these MindEspressos on ITunes here: https://lnkd.in/dMzitK5.

In this episode, I talk with wheelchair Pickleball player Joe Dowling and tournament director Jim Loving. Jim held the first regional Pickleball tournament with a wheelchair division and Joe was one of the participants. Joe discusses why Pickleball is such a great sport for people with disabilities and the challenges in growing the sport for wheelchair players.

It's just over five years since we lost renowned playwright Brian Friel and 40 years since Field Day's seminal production of Translations at the Guild Hall in Derry. On this programme, a special Friel-infused programme, with memories and tributes from Joe Dowling, Nuala Hayes, Denis Conway. Emma O'Doherty, David Grant and Vincent Woods.

Dr. Stephen Bennett examines the complex relationships in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM—and tells us what the prairie vole has in common with Shakespeare's comedy. Today we’ll hear Steve introduce Joe Dowling’s DREAM, performed at CST during our 2018-2019 season. Steve Bennett earned his PhD at New York University. After a nearly 20-year career teaching literature and writing at the college level, he is now a special education teacher at Pickard Elementary, a Chicago Public School in the Pilsen neighborhood. He’s also taught at Roosevelt University in Chicago, New York University, and the University of Utah. To learn more about the cast, crew, and creative team behind A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM—or to see videos and photos of this production—visit https://www.chicagoshakes.com/midsummer. Have a question about something you heard in this episode? Want to tell us about your favorite moments at CST? Email us at asides@chicagoshakes.com or call us at 312-667-5631 and we’ll respond in a future episode. And don’t forget to subscribe to get all of the latest updates from ASIDES. This episode was produced by Sara B.T. Thiel, Margaret McCall, Forrest Williams, and Aaron Roberts, with editing by Aaron Roberts, and additional support from Joe Disbrow and Krissi McEachern. You can find our episode transcriptions at www.chicagoshakes.com/asides. As you enjoy this episode, we hope you’ll consider making a gift to support other programs like this through our Brave New World Campaign. Together, we can serve artists, audiences, students, and our community in this time of great need. Please visit www.chicagoshakes.com/BraveNewWorld.

Chicago actor Joe Dempsey plays William Shakespeare's most autobiographical character, Peter Quince, in the Chicago Shakespeare Theater production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Joe talks about playing this prototypical actor-manager, the rehearsal process for this gloriously funny production, the importance of listening to director Joe Dowling, the joy of rehearsal invention, the freedom of actor ownership, the balance of hustling for auditions, the delight of working with T.R. Knight (TV's Grey's Anatomy) as Bottom, the incorporation of many Shakespearean deaths, memories of working with the late great John Mahoney (Frasier), and the fundamental difference between being interpretive and creative artists. (Length 18:33) Peter Quince (Joe Dempsey, with bullhorn) directs Francis Flute (Alec Silver), and helps Nick Bottom (T.R. Knight), assisted by Tom Snout (Jonathan Butler-Duplessis) and watched by Snug the Joiner (William Dick) in Chicago Shakespeare Theater's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Joe Dowling, December 6, 2018 - February 3, 2019. Photos by Liz Lauren. The post Episode 631. Joe Dempsey's Mechanical appeared first on Reduced Shakespeare Company.

"Love me / Not your idea of me! / Release me / From your fantasy." - Silvia in the 1971 rock musical 'Two Gentlemen of Verona'   We explore the critical and popular history of 'The Two Gentlemen of Verona' from the Elizabethan age to the 1970s counter-culture, by way of light opera, Machiavelli, and the British Invasion! You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, or by email at podcastshakespeare@gmail.com. You can subscribe to the podcast at iTunes, Stitcher, Soundcloud, or download direct from Libsyn. We also have a brand spanking new Spotify playlist, which will be updated each week as we work through the plays. The website for the podcast is https://podcastshakespeare.com/. On the website, you can find an evolving bibliography, Contents: 00:00 The play in Shakespeare's time 18:40 A critical history 40:05 Some literary moments 44:03 A stage history 1:07:23 Staging the final scene 1:13:48 Two Gentlemen: The Musical 1:22:36 A screen history 1:28:04 Music and art Links mentioned: Diana, pastoral romance by Jorge de Montemayor Ovid, Metamorphoses David Bergeron, "Wherefore Verona in ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona’?", Comparative Drama vol. 41 (JSTOR access required) Two Gentlemen in the film Shakespeare in Love Viola (Gwyneth Paltrow) and the Nurse (Imelda Staunton) discussing the play in Shakespeare in Love Elizabeth Rivlin, "Mimetic Service in The Two Gentlemen of Verona", ELH vol. 72 (Project Muse access required) W.E. Stephenson, "The Adolescent Dream-World of the Two Gentlemen of Verona", Shakespeare Quarterly vol. 17 (JSTOR access required) Joan Crawford and Ann Blyth in Mildred Pierce, 1945 Kate Winslet and Evan Rachel Wood in Mildred Pierce, 2011 Charles and Mary Lamb, Tales from Shakespeare, 1807 Machiavelli on wolves and lions Henry Rowley Bishop's gorgeous music for Frederick Reynolds’ 1821 operatic version Stanley Wells’ 'Shakespeare For All Time', since I’m going to quote this super legend so often Peter Hall's 1960 RSC production Robin Phillips' 1970 RSC production David Thacker's 1991 RSC production Joe Dowling's 2009 Guthrie Theatre production Simon Godwin's 2014 RSC production on DVD A fantastic website on the 1971 rock musical China's A Spray of Plum Blossoms, 1931 The BBC production at the fantastic BBC Shakespeare blog Edward Albee's The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? Barbra Streisand - An Silvia A history of Sir Eglamour William Holman Hunt's Valentine Rescuing Silvia Miscellaneous artworks at Wikimedia   Clips: The Honeycombs, Who is Sylvia, 1966 Fionnuala Ward, Who is Sylvia (from 5 Shakespeare Songs), Les Sirènes Female Chamber Choir  Mark Stone / Stephen Barlowe, performing Roger Quilter's Who is Silvia  Nino Rota's "Love theme from Romeo and Juliet" C4: The Choral Composer/Conductor Collective performing Jaakko Mäntyjärvi's Who is Sylvia from More Shakespeare Songs (1997)   Elisabeth Schwarzkopf performing Schubert’s An Silvia The 1971 rock musical with Raúl Julia (Proteus), Jonelle Allen (Sylvia), Clifton Davis (Valentine), Diana Davila (Julia), Sheila Gibbs, Signa Joy, Kenneth Lowry, Sakinah Mahammud (Quartet)

"Bless thee, Bottom, bless thee! Thou art translated!" (A Midsummer Night's Dream, 3.1.120-121) What happens when Shakespeare’s work is translated into foreign languages? Is it still Shakespeare? Or does something fundamental to the original evaporate in the process? Scholars and theater artists, with Rebecca Sheir, host of our Shakespeare Unlimited series, look at what constitutes the essence of Shakespeare. A translator can retain the story, characters, and ideas of a play, but the intricate wordplay proves much more difficult. For one thing, it’s impossible to translate Shakespeare’s iambic pentameter into a language like Korean, in which poetry is based on syllable counts, not stresses. And what is to be done with those well-crafted puns? However, translation also opens up possibilities for new depths of meaning, as the familiar recedes and a different perspective takes over. Among those featured in this podcast: - Joe Calarco is the adaptor and original director of Shakespeare’s R&J. - Rupert Chan is a writer and playwright who has translated multiple Shakespeare plays into Cantonese. - Joe Dowling is the artistic director for the Guthrie Theater in Minnesota. - Alexa Huang is a professor of English, theater and dance, East Asian languages and literatures, and international affairs at George Washington University. - Ah-Jeong Kim is a professor of theater history at California State University–Northridge. - Hyonu Lee is a professor at Soon Chun Hyang University in South Korea. ------------------ From the Shakespeare Unlimited podcast series. © Folger Shakespeare Library. All rights reserved. Written and produced for the Folger Shakespeare Library by Richard Paul. Edited by Garland Scott, Gail Kern Paster, and Esther Ferington. We had help gathering material for this podcast series from Amy Arden.

Joe Dowling: In January of 2000, Joe Dowling met with SDC Members and guests at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre to discuss his career in the classics. It is a career that began long before his appointment as Artistic Director at Minneapolis' Guthrie Theatre in 1995, and even before becoming the Artistic Director of Ireland's National Theatre, the Abbey, at the age of 27. As family legend goes, his first artistic note to an actor was at the age of three, and it was instant recognition that he would spend his life on stage. In this interview with former SDCF Executive Director, David Diamond, Joe Dowling tracks his theatre life beginning with stories from his decades as an actor with the Abbey Theatre Company. He began his directing career in the 1960's with children's theater at the Abbey's smaller space, the Peacock theatre, revolutionizing the energy of the company until he was appointed Artistic Director in 1977. He speaks of his time as the Abbey's AD, the collaborative relationships he developed there with playwrights like Brian Friel, and the politics that caused his resignation. He goes on to discuss his American career and its origins at D.C.'s Arena Stage and the Manhattan Theatre Club. Then he covers the process through which he directs a classic production; his methods for preparation and exploration, and his affinity for tech rehearsals. He calls himself an actor's director. He believes the director's role is that of an interpreter more often than a creator. And he maintains that he works best with collaborators he enjoys as people, no matter how good the concept, idea or the design. Originally recorded - January 1, 2000. Running Time - 1:29:39©2000 SDCF

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In January of 2000, Joe Dowling met with SDC Members and guests at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre to discuss his career in the classics. It is a career that began long before his appointment as Artistic Director at Minneapolis' Guthrie Theatre in 1995, and even before becoming the Artistic Director of Ireland's National Theatre, the Abbey, at the age of 27. As family legend goes, his first artistic note to an actor was at the age of three, and it was instant recognition that he would spend his life on stage. In this interview with former SDCF Executive Director, David Diamond, Joe Dowling tracks his theatre life beginning with stories from his decades as an actor with the Abbey Theatre Company. He began his directing career in the 1960's with children's theater at the Abbey's smaller space, the Peacock theatre, revolutionizing the energy of the company until he was appointed Artistic Director in 1977. He speaks of his time as the Abbey's AD, the collaborative relationships he developed there with playwrights like Brian Friel, and the politics that caused his resignation. He goes on to discuss his American career and its origins at D.C.'s Arena Stage and the Manhattan Theatre Club. Then he covers the process through which he directs a classic production; his methods for preparation and exploration, and his affinity for tech rehearsals. He calls himself an actor's director. He believes the director's role is that of an interpreter more often than a creator. And he maintains that he works best with collaborators he enjoys as people, no matter how good the concept, idea or the design.

A tour of Minneapolis’ new Guthrie Theater Complex, with artistic director Joe Dowling, actor Charles Keating and members of the Guthrie staff.

Guthrie Theatre Artistic Director Joe Dowling talks about the company's move from its historic home into a brand new facility, including the reaction of the Minneapolis audiences to the shift; his own training as an actor at Ireland's Abbey School of Acting and his swift rise to the position of artistic director at the Abbey at age 29 -- only to depart seven years later; why his post-Ireland career took him to America instead of England; his first New York productions -- an acclaimed "Translations" for Manhattan Theatre Club and a panned "Playboy of the Western World" for Roundabout; why he particularly enjoyed working with American actors when he arrived -- even more than with their Irish counterparts; and why he believes there will never be an American national theatre on the European model. Original air date – June 8, 2007.

Guthrie Theatre Artistic Director Joe Dowling talks about the company's move from its historic home into a brand new facility, including the reaction of the Minneapolis audiences to the shift; his own training as an actor at Ireland's Abbey School of Acting and his swift rise to the position of artistic director at the Abbey at age 29 -- only to depart seven years later; why his post-Ireland career took him to America instead of England; his first New York productions -- an acclaimed "Translations" for Manhattan Theatre Club and a panned "Playboy of the Western World" for Roundabout; why he particularly enjoyed working with American actors when he arrived -- even more than with their Irish counterparts; and why he believes there will never be an American national theatre on the European model. Original air date – June 8, 2007.