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Barry Lowin is not only a local News Anchor with WJHG. Did you know that Barry also has over 20 years experience acting and doing stunts in Television and Film, including The Mandalorian and the Book of Boba Fett…plus The Big Bang Theory, The Bold and The Beautiful and performed as The Trickster in Cirque du Soleil's Kooza. Barry Lowin…the man behind the armor in The Mandalorian is with us for this episode of Sweet Home PCB…May the 4th be with y'all!

Dive into the explosive world of dance with Loren Dermody and Derek Piquette as they unpack the groundbreaking Prodigy Dance Convention and the rising importance of acro in performance. From viral University of Minnesota routines to insights from UDA Nationals, this episode reveals why dance teams are transforming the performing arts landscape. Get the inside scoop on the upcoming Accelerate Acro Convention and discover how acro skills are revolutionizing dance, commercials, and professional performances. Tune in for an electrifying journey through the future of movement! About Derek Piquette Derek Piquette, a multifaceted artist from Chicopee, MA, began his dance journey at 10. A principal dancer in Carmen and The Maid, he gained recognition on Season 12 of So You Think You Can Dance, finishing top 4 and touring. Derek founded Intrepid Dance Company in 2017, directing and choreographing its debut, "HER." Starring as the "Trickster" in Cirque Du Soleil's KOOZA, Derek also reached the finals on NBC's World Of Dance Season 3. As a teacher and choreographer, Derek contributed to renowned organizations like CLI Studios and judged competitions. Choreographing 350+ award-winning pieces since 2014, he left a mark on Dance Moms, Disney Channel's Backstage, and So You Think You Can Dance. Derek's passion extends to mentoring young dancers globally, leaving a lasting impact through his exceptional teaching approach and inspiring them to excel in dance. Follow Derek on IG: https://www.instagram.com/derekpiquette/ Prodigy Dance Convention: https://www.prodigydanceconvention.com/ Accelerate Acro Convention: https://accelerateacroconvention.com/ If you'd like more amazing content more tips and ideas check out our Acrobatic Arts Channel on YouTube. Subscribe Now! Connect with Acrobatic Arts on your favourite social media platform: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acrobaticarts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Acroarts Twitter: https://twitter.com/acrobatic_arts/ Learn more and register for our programs at AcrobaticArts.com

Cher's boyfriend Alexander "AE" Edwards is said to be "betting" on her success to pave the way for his five-year-old son, Slash. Edwards, who is 40 years younger than the Believe hitmaker, is reportedly weaving his way into Cher's massive fortune while driving her further away from her own sons, RadarOnline.com can reveal. At the end of October, Edwards and Cher spent some family time together at Cirque du Soleil's KOOZA premiere, where they posed with Slash on the red carpet.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Tune in to this exciting episode of the Acrobatic Arts podcast as host Loren interviews performing artist Derek Piquette. Derek shares his incredible journey from a young dancer to a star on So You Think You Can Dance and a lead performer with Cirque du Soleil. He discusses the importance of safe training, emotional depth in performance, and the lessons he's learned through challenges, including multiple hip surgeries.This episode offers valuable insights for dancers and teachers alike, emphasizing resilience and passion in the dance world. Don't miss this inspiring conversation! About Derek Piquette Derek Piquette, a multifaceted artist from Chicopee, MA, began his dance journey at 10. A principal dancer in Carmen and The Maid, he gained recognition on Season 12 of So You Think You Can Dance, finishing top 4 and touring. Derek founded Intrepid Dance Company in 2017, directing and choreographing its debut, "HER." Starring as the "Trickster" in Cirque Du Soleil's KOOZA, Derek also reached the finals on NBC's World Of Dance Season 3. As a teacher and choreographer, Derek contributed to renowned organizations like CLI Studios and judged competitions. Choreographing 350+ award-winning pieces since 2014, he left a mark on Dance Moms, Disney Channel's Backstage, and So You Think You Can Dance. Derek's passion extends to mentoring young dancers globally, leaving a lasting impact through his exceptional teaching approach and inspiring them to excel in dance. Follow Derek on IG: https://www.instagram.com/derekpiquette/ If you'd like more amazing content more tips and ideas check out our Acrobatic Arts Channel on YouTube. Subscribe Now! Connect with Acrobatic Arts on your favourite social media platform: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acrobaticarts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Acroarts Twitter: https://twitter.com/acrobatic_arts/ Learn more and register for our programs at AcrobaticArts.com

In this episode of the Pilates Lounge podcast, Katie Crane talks with Lisa Jackson, Lisa is a Principal Trainer under the Pilates Alliance Australasia and a Continuing Education Teacher and mentor.  She is also the Faculty teacher for the internationally recognised Buff BonesBadge Registered outline Osteoporosis program for Australia and has been the Brisbane Pilates teacher of Cirque Du Soleil for Totem in 2015, Kooza in 2016 and Kurios in 2020.     Lisa began her Pilates journey in 2001 whilst living in Los Angeles.2003 Lisa trained at the Physicalmind Institute in Los Angeles and New York.  Returning to Australia in 2006, her passion for learning and a desire to further explore Joseph Pilates' work led her to Sally Anderson, the Founder and Director of Pilates International (PilatesITC).   Lisa has a vibrant personality and infectious passion for Pilates and movement that resonates in all that she does. Her teaching philosophy is client-centric, emphasising correct movement patterning, posture awareness, and general well-being. She is dedicated to seeing growth and change both for her clients and any teachers she is mentoring.   In this Conversation, Katie and Lisa discuss bone health and osteoporosis. They cover topics such as the importance of bone health, the differences between osteoporosis and osteopenia, factors that affect bone density, and exercises to avoid or modify for individuals with low bone density.  They also emphasize the need for ongoing exercise and lifestyle choices to maintain bone health.   Takeaways Osteoporosis is a common skeletal disorder characterized by compromised bone strength, while osteopenia refers to low bone density. Factors that affect bone density include genetics, lifestyle choices, age, and hormonal changes. Maintaining bone health requires regular exercise, particularly weight-bearing and resistance exercises, as well as a balanced diet. Individuals with low bone density should avoid or modify exercises that involve loaded flexion, rotation, or lateral flexion. It is important to address bone health early in life and continue to prioritize it throughout all stages of life. Avoid loaded flexion exercises for individuals with osteoporosis Focus on strength training, impact training, and balance/core work for bone health Incorporate upright work and add weight to stimulate bone mineral density Empower individuals with poor bone density to enjoy movement and incorporate loaded exercises Continuously learn and adapt in the Pilates journey       Connect with Lisa Jackson Social Media: @lisajacksonpilates Website: https://lisajacksonpilates.com.au       Take advantage of your FREE gift! Claim it now here: https://www.thepilatesprofessional.com.au/free-gift-workshop   Unlock Your Pilates Potential! Take This FREE 60-second Quiz To Find Out ”What's your Pilates Personality? https://go2.bucketquizzes.com/sf/75440977   Subscribe to our biweekly Pilates Muse newsletter for exclusive updates. https://www.thepilatesprofessional.com.au/the-pilates-muse-publication  

My guest worked for Club Med from 1995 to 2001 as a Sound Technician. His first season was in 1995 at Club Med Turks and Caicos. He also worked at Cancun, Cherating, Sonora Bay, St. Lucia, and Punta Cana and he was also at the opening of Club Med World in Montreal. For the last 20 years, he has been working for Cirque du Soleil for such shows as Quidam, Ovo, Corteo, KOOZA, Joyà, and Allegria, and yes, we will talk about that as well. Please help me welcome, from my hometown of Montreal, Patrick Burke! I hope you are ready for this episode Seasoners, because Patrick delivers! He has a very funny story from his first season involving Cookie, the Chief of Animation that you must hear! He also shares a hilarious story from Club Med Cancun in 2000 in which Patrick was the “Latino Expert” and was filmed teaching the Crazy Sign, Mambo No. 5 for “Drew's Party Dance Mix”? (Who's Drew?!). Near the end of the interview, Patrick tells us the story of how he applied to Cirque du Soleil. He applied for three years and when he decided to move on, that is when they called him and offered him the show Quidam, which was touring in Australia at the time. Patrick worked and lived in the countries of Japan, Korea, China Dubai, and Brazil while continuing to work for Cirque du Soleil as the Head of Sound. Please enjoy! **My First Season podcast has always been ad-free and free to listen to and is available to download on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Samsung Podcasts, Podbean App, Podchaser, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, TuneIn + Alexa, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM, Pandora and Listen Notes. And if you like what you hear, please leave a review on Apple podcasts. 

KFI reporter Steve Gregory shares a sneak peak into Cirque du Soleil returning to the Santa Monica Pier with Kooza: Under the Big Top.KOOZA: Under the Big TopUnder the watch of a fascinating Trickster with unique powers, KOOZA follows the self-discovery adventures of the Innocent, a naïve clown, who is magically transported to an exotic yet zany kingdom.For ticket information go to:https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/usa/santa-monica/shows

KCBS Radio's Foodie Chap Liam Mayclem is here to discuss this Weekend's events from SF Sketchfest to the 49ers vs Lions NFC Championship game.

Sometimes, the source of creativity can be a place that hurts. And one of the places where pain and creativity intersect most potently is in the art of stand-up comedy. In this episode, Michel is joined by Josh Johnson, stand-up comedian, Emmy-nominated writer (The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon), performer, and NAACP award-winner from Louisiana, for a conversation about how to turn pain into creative output. Featuring music and ideas from KOOZA, a classic Cirque du Soleil show featuring a trio of in-your-face, boundary-pushing clowns.

Good morning!Frosted sugar cookies top the list of America's favorite Christmas cookie.What is yours?2/3s of Americans need a vacation after the Holidays.Sarah McLachlan tickets!The Brighter Side.Star Wars is a bigger part of your life than you might think, at least according to language experts (and Cort).Cirque du Soleil tickets!

Good morning!People are buying Kirkland brand golf clubs at Costco and selling them for double/triple the price!Angelo in Oakley won Sarah McLachlan concert tickets!The Brighter Side.Carolyn is looking for advice on how to turn off a busy mind at night when trying to sleep.Cort had an "awkward" moment with his daughter yesterday in the Marina District.December 11th is Breakup Day!Bob won KOOZA tickets!Terri weighs in on people flipping merch.

Good morning! How was your weekend?Cort caught the Lion King - Musical at the Orpheum Theatre over the weekend, while Carolyn went to Apple Hill.The Brighter Side.If you're working extra outside your regular 9-5 to catch up, you're actually doing more harm than good.Does your family have a secret text thread?Congrats to Carols who won Cirque du Soleil "KOOZA" tickets!

Eden Bahar has a dream job touring with Cirque Du Soleil's 'Kooza' production. On today's episode, we'll find out how Eden got the job, what a day in the life of a circus drummer is like, and discover why he has a Guinness World Record for stick spinning!

Good morning!It's Friday the 13th! Are you superstitious?Theresa in Santa Rosa won tickets to Cirque du Soleil's KOOZA!Linda S. in San Francisco is our Person of the Week!Carolyn set off her car alarm... at 4am this morning.Cort finally did it... he locked himself out of his apartment.John in San Francisco won tickets to MJ the Musical!What is the best (and worst) Halloween candy?

Good morning! The Sierra's just got their first snow dusting.What do dogs dream about?Nelson in Union City won tickets to Cirque du Soleil's KOOZA!The Brighter Side.Cort got a quote on the internet... and now his phone won't stop ringing.Carolyn injured herself with a Pringles can.What is the silliest way you've inured yourself?Jim in San Francisco won tickets to MJ the Musical.

Good morning!Mary Lou Retton, the Olympian of our youth, is in the ICU.This how much it is costing people to go back to work.Monique in Fremont won tickets to Cirque du Soleil's KOOZA.The Brighter Side.Cort is a fan of office pranks... Carolyn is not.What household chore do you dislike the most?Nicki in San Jose wins tickets to MJ the Musical.

Good morning! Are you seeing rain?Holiday shopping starts today!Cheryl in Santa Clara wins tickets to Cirque du Soleil's KOOZA.The Brighter Side.What advice would you give your younger self?Steve in Oakland wins tickets to MJ the Musical!Carolyn had to take Perk out to do her 'business' in the rain this morning, and is not a fan.

Good morning! How was your weekend?Have we experienced the last hot day of the year?Brad in San Jose wins tickets to Cirque du Soleil's KOOZA.The Brighter Side.Cort discovered one odd thing about sending his daughter off to college.What are you most self-conscious about?Carolyn's mom found out that some residents are a little territorial at her new assisted living center.Donna in San Leandro wins tickets to MJ the Musical.

An award-winning global director of cirque, cinema and stage. As a comic act designer he specializes in clowns, characters and story components. Stefan is the author of The Power of HA!Connecting Through the Heart of Humor. He studied theatre in college only to realize that his true passion lay in the cross-over to the circus arts, so he set his sights on Cirque du Soleil. As a result of his intuitive gift for mining actors' true potential, various sit-coms hired him to coach actors, including The Roseanne Show. After self-producing a number of critically acclaimed plays in Hollywood and New York City (Call of the Wild, Midsummer Nite's Text, Your Town Follies, Moon Over Madness, Atomic Holiday Lift-Off) he traveled to Europe to juggle on the streets and study with the premiere master-teacher, Philippe Gaulier. This move resulted in a collaboration with Bill Irwin and David Shiner on the Tony- winning show Fool Moon. Haves was then poached by Cirque du Soleil, collaborating on clown and character performances within six touring and resident productions (Kooza, Iris, Amaluna, Banana Shpeel, Zaya, and Drawn to Life). Prior to that, he wrote and directed the world-class Teatro Zinzanni—a dinner/ cabaret featuring such luminaries as Joan Baez. Today, Stefan Haves is a trusted international thought-leader who was tapped to present a TedX Talk in New Delhi, India, and was invited to conduct personal appearances for blue-chip companies like PepsiCo, Infosys, Mindtree, and Barclays Bank. He gleefully shares his innovative message on the role of humor, creativity, and effective expression gleaned from the stage and applied to the corporate workplace. In 2021 Haves was granted the opportunity to co-direct Katy Perry's Playland-branded New Year's dinner/cirque event at Hilton's Resort World in Las Vegas. Earlier in his career, Haves cut his teeth as an actor and a visual-comedian who appeared on stages and television shows worldwide—even garnering $10,000 on America's Funniest People by performing his signature piece "Back-Man". Stefan's 2016 original conception of the spectacle Festigal, in which Haves was tasked to showcase famous pop celebrities from television's Romania's Got Talent, used a Cirque du Soleil aesthetic in a stadium setting. His cinematic offerings include the award-winning short film Punch Drunk, featuring Academy Award nominee Sally Kellerman (M*A*S*H) and full-length feature Stalled starring Doug Jones (Pan's Labyrinth).

Artiste polyvalent, il passe du théâtre à la danse, au cirque et à la télévision avec une égale aisance et un égal bonheur. Martin est primé à quatre reprises au Gala des masques pour ses éclairages au théâtre entre 2001 et 2006. Depuis ses débuts en 1994, il a été le fidèle collaborateur de plusieurs metteurs en scène de talent : Claude Poissant, Martine Beaulne, René Richard Cyr, Dominic Champagne. Patrice Dubois et Olivier Kemeid. Mais c'est assurément avec Serge Denoncourt qu'il signe le plus grand nombre d'éclairages, plus de 35 conceptions. Du côté de la danse, il collabore avec, entre autres, Ginette Laurin et la compagnie O'Vertigo (La chambre blanche, 2008 et Onde de choc, 2010 KHAOS, 2012) et dernièrement avec la chorégraphe Virginie Brunelle pour le spectacle FABLE créé à Lugano en Suisse en 2022. En 2009 il reçoit le Félix de Concepteur d'éclairage de l'année pour l'audacieux spectacle Mutantes de Pierre Lapointe, artiste avec qui il collabore de façon régulière. Il signe en 2010 les éclairages de la comédie musicale Belles-Sœurs montée par René-Richard Cyr sur une musique de Daniel Bélanger. Énorme succès qui tournera de nombreuses années. Au chapitre de ses éclairages les plus spectaculaires, on peut sans doute compter ceux conçus pour le Cirque Du Soleil avec qui il travaille depuis 2005. CORTEO, KOOZA, ELVIS, Michael Jackson : The Immortal World Tour, KURIOS-Cabinet des curiosités LUZIA, VOLTA et en 2022 il signe les éclairages du spectacle « Drawn To Life » à Orlando, fruit d'une collaboration entre la compagnie Walt Disney et le Cirque Du Soleil mis en scène par Michel Laprise et en 2023 Il termine ECHO le 20ieme chapiteau du Cirque Du Soleil. En 2022, il reçoit le prix Lumière pour les éclairages du spectacle Pétrole mis en scène par Edith Patenaude au Théâtre Jean Duceppe et le prix Gascon-Roux pour Cher Tchekhov de Michel Tremblay mis en scène par Serge Denoncourt. Son dernier projet en date est la conception des éclairages de l'émission ZENITH à Radio-Canada produite par Kotv. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

On today's show: we speak with a health policy expert, on a Calgary doctor's office that's selling annual memberships to patients, and why Health Canada says, that's against the law; we speak with one of the members of Team Canada, heading to France for the Junior Roller Derby World Cup; and Cirque du Soleil's show "Kooza" opens in Calgary later this summer.

Dana speaks with lead performer Mitch, whom plays a important role in the story of Kooza.

As an artist, how do you negotiate a contract? How do you bring value to your performance in the ever-changing entertainment market? Philippe tells us how his experience in KOOZA, PARAMOUR, and VOLTA taught him how to bring his career to the next level! Whether you are prepping to negotiate your next contract, curious of the business side of show biz, or simply want to have a laugh with this charismatic unicyclist, tune in to hear Phil's insightful stories.

Edgar Estrada nos cuenta todo sobre el mundo del entretenimiento; espectáculos, cultura, cine, televisión, teatro y muchas recomendaciones a tu alcance. ¡Estamos "Del Tingo al Tango"! Una producción original de Audio Centro

Darya has been lighting up the Cirque du Soleil stage since the age of 7! Her story begins as a child of acrobats training behind the scenes of QUIDAM. This intense training led her to perform a trio act with her parents on SALTIMBANCO. As she approached adolescence, Darya shares how she transitioned to become a swinging trapeze soloist under the watchful eye of Viktor Fomine, the ‘master' of trapeze. This act allowed her to create her space on KOOZA and eventually reunite with her dad on JOYA. Talk about a true Cirque icon!

From mastering his own craft to creating the longest running Cirque du Soleil big top show, this creative genius delves into his experience as a clown, and how his process of character building has shaped his career as a performer, teacher and director. With vulnerability at the core of his vision, David invites us to get lost into his world of passion, drama, and creation.

La bande des 4 fait la critique du spectacle Kooza, du Cirque du Soleil, de la BD roman Naphtaline, de l'auteure argentine Sole Otero, ainsi que du film Pleasure, de la réalisatrice suédoise Ninja Thyberg, et Marc Cassivi traite de cinéma en direct du Festival de Cannes; l'artiste multidisciplinaire Maryse Goudreau parle de sa pièce La conquête du béluga, présentée au Festival TransAmériques; Nathalie Geddry, à Halifax, Patricia Bitu Tshikudi, à Winnipeg, et Katia St. Jean, à Regina, font le tour des actualités du pays; et Fred Bastien, Sonya Bacon et Julie Buchinger présentent la revue des tendances.

Adelaide Drummer/Percussionist PAUL BUTLER joins me in The Engine Room this week to discuss his musical journey which began at an early age due to being born into a musical family. Paul's parents had been performing for many years and through their involvement in the industry, it was a given that he too would follow this path. As a child, Paul was fascinated with drums, and he first began to play them when Steve Staben offered to teach him. He was 10 years old when he first began playing at church services, and in year 6 he began taking drum lessons with Don Crook, his teacher at Sunrise Primary School and Temple Christian College, through to year 11. Paul joined his first band (away from the church) 'Spank n Funk' when he was in high school, he also began teaching after having done work experience with Don. In year 12 he began to study percussion with acclaimed teacher Jim Bailey, helping him to prepare for auditioning for The Adelaide Elder Conservatorium of Music. Jim Bailey was the Head of Percussion at the Elder Conservatorium, where Paul successfully gained the David Galliver Memorial scholarship and won a number of prizes at national percussion eisteddfods. Paul was percussion section leader of The Elder Conservatorium Wind Ensemble, and member of The Symphony Orchestra and Percussion Ensemble. Paul completed his study achieving his Bachelor of Music and Honors in Percussion Performance. Jim mentioned that the Band of the South Australia Police were looking for someone for an upcoming event and asked Paul if he would be interested which of course he was. Paul enjoying playing with them and when he heard that they had an opening he successfully auditioned. Paul worked with the band for 7 years and during this time he gave workshops to schools, performed at numerous state events and official government ceremonies in a variety of groups, Parade Band, Wind Orchestra, Dixie Band, Big Band, Rock Patrol, School Beat Band and Percussion Ensemble. Highlights include the Sensational Adelaide Police Tattoo 2006, the Commonwealth Bank Police Tattoo 2008, Musikschau der Nationen 2008 in Bremen, Germany, and the Basel Tattoo 2010 in Switzerland. Paul has also played the corporate and club scene of Adelaide; he was resident percussionist at Savvy Bar and Vodka Bar. He has also performed with: The Baker Boys, The Revue, Bloky's Boys, The Attack, Wasabi, The Shizzle, Triple Score, Astronaut 7 Mammoth Logic, Squeaker, Porkie Pies, Matt Winter Band, and The Rules. As a freelance artist he has worked with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Adelaide Arts Orchestra and played numerous shows throughout the Adelaide Fringe Festival, WOMADelaide, Cabaret Festival, and Feast Festival, alongside such names as Jon English, Todd McKenney, Cameron Daddo, and Julie Anthony. Paul's introduction to 'Cirque du Soleil' was through Ben Todd who had been performing with the company and suggested he audition. Paul auditioned but wasn't successful, a few months later he was invited to audition again, this time he was, so he gave the military band his notice, packed up and went overseas to join his first Cirque show 'Corteo'. Paul was with that show for 5 years touring through Europe, South America, Central America, and Mexico. He then auditioned for KOOZA, and was on that show for 3 years touring Australia, Asia, Singapore, China, Korea, and Europe. Paul joined KURIOS after another audition and was excited to be touring with this show as they were bringing the show to his hometown Adelaide in 2020. They performed in Sydney and Brisbane before remaining dates were postponed due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Paul will be re-joining Cirque overseas early in the new year. Music intro "Band It About" written & recorded by Catherine Lambert & Michael Bryant, outro Paul Butler's final 'KOOZA' drum solo. BAND IT ABOUT Links: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

Chronique culturelle avec Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : la parfaite victime. Bonne nouvelle pour les fans des cowboys fringants. Le Cirque du Soleil sera de retour à Montréal avec Kooza en avril 2022. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Segment LCN avec Paul Larocque : la situation à Exceldor. Claire Samson est exclue du caucus de la CAQ.  Le tour de l'actualité avec Mario et Carl : le bilan COVID-19 du jour. Après l'Europe, Justin Trudeau en quarantaine pour deux semaines. Poutine salue un sommet «constructif» avec Biden mais n'annonce rien. Un vent de liberté souffle sur la France. Royal Carribean retarde une croisière après la découverte de huit cas de COVID. La journée des déménagements du 1er juillet s'annonce difficile. L'enquête sur les frais monstrueux imposés par Walmart tombe à l'eau. Un emballage conçu par des scientifiques d'ici prolonge la durée de vie des fraises du Québec.  Chronique culturelle avec Anaïs Guertin-Lacroix : la parfaite victime. Bonne nouvelle pour les fans des cowboys fringants. Le Cirque du Soleil sera de retour à Montréal avec Kooza en avril 2022. Chronique économique avec Pierre-Olivier Zappa : l'inflation commence à donner de l'inquiétude au Canada et aux États-Unis. La bulle immobilière continue de grossir.  Entrevue avec Richard Martel, député conservateur de Chicoutimi-Le Fjord : l'étrange critique des produits laitiers canadiens d'un député libéral. Entrevue avec Sylvain Bruneau, entraîneur-chef à Tennis Canada : Félix Auger-Aliassime a battu son idole de jeunesse Roger Federer. Entrevue “Vacances au Québec” avec Sylvain Roy, député de Bonaventure : nous poursuivons notre tournée touristique en Gaspésie. Chronique de Richard Martineau : départ de Claire Samson. La CAQ et ses projets qui flashent. Trudeau le doyen du G7? Chronique politique avec Emmanuelle Latraverse : Trudeau en quarantaine. Trudeau le doyen du G7? La motion du Bloc.  Chronique sportive avec Jean-François Baril : Félix Auger-Aliassime bat Roger Federer. Des résultats de l'Euro.  Les 3 clés du succès pour le Canadien ce soir. Segment LCN avec Pierre Bruneau : un million de poulets euthanasier dans le conflit d'Exceldor. Claire Samson expulsée de la CAQ.  Une production QUB radio Juin 2021     Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Stéphane Roy a participé, comme scénographe ou directeur artistique, à une centaine de productions présentées tant à Montréal qu’à l'étranger, notamment L’Odyssée du metteur en scène québécois Dominic Champagne, au Théâtre du Nouveau Monde (2002) et Les Âmes mortes, de Gilles Maheu, chez Carbone 14, à Montréal (1996).Récemment il a conçu les scénographies des spectacles musicaux Les Trois Mousquetaires et Saturday Nigth Fever au Palais des sports de Paris ainsi que la scénographie de Another Brick in the Wall à l'Opéra de Montréal.Au Cirque du Soleil, Stéphane a signé la scénographie des spectacles Dralion, Varekai, Zumanity, KOOZA, Zarkana et KURIOS – Cabinet des curiosités.Depuis 1990, il collabore régulièrement avec les compagnies québécoises de danse contemporaine de réputation internationale La La La Human Steps et O Vertigo.Actif principalement en théâtre et en danse, il a également travaillé en cinéma, en télévision, en publicité et dans le secteur des variétés. En 2011, Stéphane est l’un de trois artistes en résidence mandatés par le regroupement des Muséums nature de Montréal pour créer des liens organiques entre les quatre musées des sciences naturelles de la ville et créer des lieux de solidarité immersifs. Il a également créé la scénographie de l’exposition Les Guerriers chinois, présentée au Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal en 2011.Les réalisations de Stéphane Roy lui ont valu plusieurs prix et distinctions. Il a reçu, en 1989, le Prix de la révélation de l'année, toutes catégories, décerné par l'Association québécoise des critiques de théâtre. En 1992, le même organisme l'honorait du Prix de la meilleure scénographie. Son talent a également été récompensé par le Conseil des arts de la Communauté urbaine de Montréal, l'Académie canadienne du cinéma et de la télévision et l'Académie québécoise du théâtre.Crédit photo : Éliane ExcoffierSoutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/lueur. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Adelaide drummer Ben Todd began playing drums at the age of 3, adding to an already large family of drummers (3 generations to be exact!) His first introduction to the instrument was from his father Steve who worked as a freelance musician. After leaving high school, Ben quickly became established in the Adelaide music community and began work in sessions, musicals and corporate bands, as well as conducting drum clinics and workshops both in SA and interstate. Ben sent his first audition tape when he was 15, and continued to send through updates every 6 months or so until finally securing his first contract when he was 19 with the internationally acclaimed "Cirque du Soleil". Ben has toured the world with Cirque as a featured drummer, percussionist and now bandleader with 3 of their shows, "CORTEO", "KOOZA" and most recently "VOLTA". Prior to joining Cirque, Ben performed with a wide range of artists back in Australia including Kate Ceberano, Paulini, Ben Folds, Doug Parkinson, Rhonda Burchmore, James Morrison, David Campbell, Barry Humphries and Glen Shorrock, as well as playing in the pit orchestras for many musical theatre shows including the Australia/NZ tour of Cats, and the Adelaide productions of Miss Saigon, Grease, Metro Street and The Candyman. Music: Intro "Like Kids" artist Cirque du Soleil album VOLTA, Outro "What's Up?" written by Ben Todd, the song was released in 2020 on Ben's album Memento and features Ben Todd - Drums and Percussion, Marty Holoubek - Bass, Mark Lettieri - Guitar, Paul White - Keyboards, Miron Rafajlovic - Trumpet, Ben Harrison - Saxophone, and Steve Todd - Percussion. Links: https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/press/kits/shows/volta Ben Todd Memento Ben Todd Band, Ben Todd Pearl Drumset Artist, Ben Todd Zildjian cymbals, Ben Todd Vic Firth Sticks, Ben Todd Piglet Music Fringe shows; Jackson Vs Jackson https://adelaidefringe.com.au/ Band It About Facebook Email: banditabout17@gmail.com YouTube Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music Listen on the following platforms: Vurbl Google Podcasts Pocket Casts Castbox Breaker RadioPublic Overcast Apple podcasts Spotify Anchor #CirqueWay, #CirqueduSoleil, #BenTodd, #drummers, #drum, #drumming, #Adelaide #UNESCO #SouthAustralia #PearlDrums #Zildjian #VicFirth, #AdelaideFringe #VOLTA, #HSCC, #BenToddBand, #Cats #musicaltheatre #freelancemusician, #LPPercussion, #ProLogixPercussion, #Kickport, #BergCases, #HumesCases, #PigletMusic, #BandItAbout --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

Chris spent nearly 8 years as a Stage Manager with Cirque du Soleil’s Zumanity, KOOZA, “O”, and KÀ. Also an AEA Stage Manager, he has experience with New Works, Pre-Broadway, and Regional Theater productions. Now as a Producer for Live Events, Chris travels the world planning multi-million dollar stage shows, immersive dinner experiences, studio broadcasts, drone shows, fireworks, celebrity performances, fashion shows, executive product launches, and A-List entertainment acts. Chris is responsible for top-to-bottom show creation, concept design & execution, budget management, overall production oversight, executive rehearsals, speaker coaching, scripting & content development, booking entertainment acts, and sourcing keynote speakers. His passion lies in turning moments into memories, from something you see to something you feel. Some of his clients include: Chipotle, Marriott, Microsoft, LPL Financial, FAST Enterprises, TIGER21, Realogy, Coldwell Banker, Indeed, Gilead, Audi, Isagenix, VMware, SAP, AstraZeneca, ShopTalk, Capital Group, SEI

We are joined by Stage Manager Nathan Grimoulas. Nathan is a Stage Manager with broad international experience, most recently working as General Stage Manager for Cirque du Soleil's Kooza.@theatreartlifeTo read articles on Stage Management: https://www.theatreartlife.com/management/Thanks to David Zieher who composed our music, and sound engineer Michelle Sciarrotta.

Ross Gibson plays the lead role of Red Bird in Cirque Du Soleil’s “Mystere”. He has also performed as the lead character of 'The Trickster' in Cirque’s “Kooza” and ‘Mr Piggy’ in “LOVE”. He also owns the Nation’s leading body painting company ’Skin City Body Painting’ with his business partner Robin Slonina. He even artistic directs 'Circus Couture’, a charity raising money for pediatric cancer research, raising over $2million!@skincity@rossredbirdskincitybodypainting.comSFX by ZapSplat

On this part two of the second Live Like An Acrobat episode Shenea Stiletto continues her conversation with her first ever special guest an innovator in the aerial fitness world Aerial Fitness Bodies founder Stuart McKenzie. Stuart McKenzie is a World Renowned Acrobaticgymnast and decades long Cirque Du Soleil performer. His Cirque appearances include Saltimbanco, Kooza, Kurios, and Mystere. He most recently launched his online aerial fitness business 'Aerial Fitness Bodies' where he has developed a home & travel friendly hand loop fitness strap for the cirque community & fitness demographics. AerialFitBodies.com

On this part two of the second Live Like An Acrobat episode Shenea Stiletto continues her conversation with her first ever special guest an innovator in the aerial fitness world Aerial Fitness Bodies founder Stuart McKenzie. Stuart McKenzie is a World Renowned Acrobaticgymnast and decades long Cirque Du Soleil performer. His Cirque appearances include Saltimbanco, Kooza, Kurios, and Mystere. He most recently launched his online aerial fitness business 'Aerial Fitness Bodies' where he has developed a home & travel friendly hand loop fitness strap for the cirque community & fitness demographics. AerialFitBodies.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of Live Like An Acrobat Shenea Stiletto announces her Circuspreneur Blog and speaks with her first ever special guest an innovator in the aerial fitness world Aerial Fitness Bodies founder Stuart McKenzie. Stuart McKenzie is a World Renowned Acrobaticgymnast and decades long Cirque Du Soleil performer. His Cirque appearances include Saltimbanco, Kooza, Kurios, and Mystere. He most recently launched his online aerial fitness business 'Aerial Fitness Bodies' where he has developed a home & travel friendly hand loop fitness strap for the cirque community & fitness demographics.

On this episode of Live Like An Acrobat Shenea Stiletto announces her Circuspreneur Blog and speaks with her first ever special guest an innovator in the aerial fitness world Aerial Fitness Bodies founder Stuart McKenzie. Stuart McKenzie is a World Renowned Acrobaticgymnast and decades long Cirque Du Soleil performer. His Cirque appearances include Saltimbanco, Kooza, Kurios, and Mystere. He most recently launched his online aerial fitness business 'Aerial Fitness Bodies' where he has developed a home & travel friendly hand loop fitness strap for the cirque community & fitness demographics.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ventana o Pasillo, el podcast de viajes de Valencia Plaza, propone una serie de obras de teatro y de ópera para ver en casa. Pero antes, darán a conocer algunas curiosidades de los recintos de los que hablarán en el programa. Entre las obras de teatro y de ópera para ver en casa escogidas por Olga Briasco (@obriasco) y Vanessa Prat (@VanesaPrat) destacan el teatro Real de Madrid, el Teatro de la Zarzuela y la iniciativa Plan Infantil, a través de la cual los más pequeños de la casa podrán disfrutar de obras y espectáculos, como los del Cirque du Soleil (Alegria, Kooza y Kà). También se pondrán sus mejores galas para visitar las óperas de París y de Viena. Además, hablarán de la iniciativa Teatroteca, en la que hay más de 1600 obras de teatro para ver online. Ventana o Pasillo propone viajar a un destino diferente, donde también se analizarán temas relacionados con el mundo del turismo y los viajes o entrevistará a protagonistas de este sector.Puedes suscribirte para recibir cada nuevo episodio a través de WhatsApp enviando un mensaje con las palabras VENTANA O PASILLO al 605 66 36 70. Si estás en un smartphone, puedes hacerlo pinchando aquí. Recuerda que debes guardar el número en la agenda de tu móvil. El podcast Obras de teatro y de ópera para ver en casa ha sido publicado en Plaza Radio

Corine Latreille was a Cirque Du Soleil Performer, performing with her husband Sergey with the award winning show Kooza. Corine shares her journey of achieving her greatest dreams along with reinventing herself.  Find Corine on instagram @corine.moments at their training studio www.fitnastika.com Find at @rocofit | fb/writetorsa | www.rosacoelho.com Use #coffeetalkwithrosa on social media.

Surprising and even shocking admissions from hosts Jeremy and Lee. These are the stories they’ve never shared until now.

The global circus phenomenon Cirque du Soleil was born in 1984 when a group of street performers in Quebec bought a big top tent and went on tour. Lucy Burns speaks to Cirque du Soleil co-founder Gilles Ste-Croix, who walked 56 miles on stilts to raise money for the show. Picture: Cirque du Soleil acrobats perform during the dress rehearsal of Kooza at the Royal Albert Hall in January 2013 in London, England. (John Phillips/UK Press via Getty Images)

In our very first episode, we sit down with Christian Fitzharris who developed and played the unforgettable mini-fez wearing clown in Cirque du Soleil's KOOZA. We'll go behind the scenes of the audition and casting process and hear how Cirque comes up with the look of its clowns, from their unique makeup to their memorable costumes. You'll also hear a wide range of stories from the first time he put on makeup to what it was like to perform in front of 100 inmates behind bars. This is your chance to go "Behind the Red Nose" with one of the world's most entertaining and engaging Cirque du Soleil clowns.

Joey Arrigo is an dancer, aerialist and choreographer. He was “the trickster” in Cirque du Soleil’s KOOZA and part of Shaping Sound Dance Company’s first national tour. He was also a Top 20 dancer on So You Think You Can Dance Canada and a choreographer’s assistant to Mia Michaels during Seasons 1–3. Joey holds multiple titles from Dance Masters of America and was the 2010 Senior National VIP for JUMP. He has choreographed and taught in Canada, the US, Europe, and Australia, including teaching with Break The Floor’s conventions, JUMP, NUVO and 24/7. Currently, Joey plays the lead role of “Waz” in Cirque du Soleil’s VOLTA. thedancepodcast.com insta: @thedancepodcast Learn more about the Dance Studio Owners Association: https://dsoa.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dancestudioownersassociation/ https://www.facebook.com/dancestudioownersassociation/

¿Sabes que ahora puedes disfrutar de todo lo que hay detrás del Circo del Sol en la Expo Behind The Scenes? Estará hasta el domingo 25 de Abril en el Edificio, Veles i Vents de La Marina de Valencia. Hemos hablado con Ale Romero, Director Musical del Circo del Sol, un sevillano que va dando la vuelta al mundo con el Cirque du Soleil y que ha cumplido su sueño de trabajar en algo tan mágico como nos cuenta. #TodoiráBien desde La Fábrica de Radio con Eva Marqués y Paco Cremades. ¡También lo puedes escuchar en Spotify! Suscríbete a este podcast en iVoox! Y descárgate la APP de La Fábrica de Radio. Si tienes alguna consulta o quieres participar en el programa puedes enviarnos tu audio al whatsapp de Todo irá Bien 659 05 29 61.

En este programa hablamos de "Kooza", "Muwi", "The Clinton Affair", "Van Gogh" y "Vengadores".

En este programa nos vamos al circo para descubrir por donde pasará la gira española de "Kooza", nos vamos a la Tv para descubrir cuando se estrena las nuevas temporadas de "Das Boot" y "Wild Frank Rescates", hablamos del premio que ha recibido Mediaset por su campaña de "Protección de datos" y nos vamos al cine para ver el primer trailer de "Gorgi, las mascotas de la reina".

song1：Meghan Trainor - Me Toosong2：潘玮柏、唐志中 - 咖哩辣椒【演出信息】1.《KOOZA》(《浪迹天涯》)长沙站巡演：2018.06.29-2018.08.19 地址：长沙新国际会展中心2.《TORUK-The First Flight》 (《阿凡达前传》)北京站巡演：2018.08.02-2018.08.12 地址：凯迪拉克中心上海站巡演：2018.08.16-2018.08.26地址：梅赛德斯奔驰文化中心

Knowing Miguel Berlanga, Spanish actor, from Valladolid has been a gift to my soul. I laughed during the 40 minutes of the interview and understood that being happy is an attitude, that great challenges have their difficulties, but when you achieve your goal, every sacrifice was worth it... I learned that from a clown. Miguel has participated in dozens of plays, in television series and has also made films in Spain. Today is enjoying one of his biggest dreams: to be part of Cirque du Soleil. Kooza will be in Perth until the 11th of June at the Belmont Park Racecourse. Do not miss the opportunity to laugh and go back to being children. For more information: https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/australia/perth/shows

The only time I ever went to the circus was easily ten years ago, somewhere in Melbourne where I remember only feeling a little bad for the animals on display there. My second outing to the circus being this, I must say, that no animals were harmed in Cirque du Soleil’s Kooza; apart from if you count the man dressed as a dog who urinated on an audience member at one stage. I go into Kooza having a background in Theatre myself, both in acting, design and technologies such as lighting and sound. What Kooza does brilliantly isn’t just a circus act, but also a brilliantly staged and designed theatre act, which encompasses live music and a story which doesn’t need to told, instead, shown. The story of Kooza itself is about a boy in rags, who has a kite which closely resembles what he wears; grey, lifeless, and sagging. As he fails to send it high into the sky, a package is delivered to him, a jack in a box which comes alive, and transforms the world the boy resides in. The first act of the play is split into different aspects of Circus acts, including aerial hoops, contortionists, and a unicycle duo. Kooza drip feeds excitement and danger, backending each circus act with a comedy sketch, including audience members twice. Each audience member brought up acted along well, however the second man by the name of Zach did so well, he earned more applause than the actual comedians themselves. The story progresses, as each act is brought out by the use of a wand, which when timed well gives the idea that pure magic is being used on stage, as the band plays to the shifts in the stage, curtains, and movement of actors. In the climax of act one, the wand drops, and a darkness encompasses the stage. Returning to act two, the overall feeling and design of the production shifts. Purple and black costumes and lights shine as skeletal characters emerge, mimicking Day of the Dead, a Mexican holiday which is famous for its beautiful yet haunting skeleton designs and costumes. The acts as well become more dangerous, including balancing acts, a teeterboard, and easily the best part of the show, the Wheel of Death, which is metal pendulum with two circles on either side, in where two performers jump, move and skip rope as they cause the crowd to gasp and cover their eyes. My only gripe with Kooza is the conclusion of the production, which is resolved quite simply, the boy being given a new pair of clothes, and a fresh kite to fly. The actual Day of the Dead invasion into the play's design is not resolved however; the dropping of the wand seemed to me as the dark part of the play, and as the original cast run and shriek from the arrival of the skeletons, it is confusing why the situation isn’t resolved. Do they just go on living in a different world, and if not, how did they return to the act one world? However, putting aside the small problem, Kooza was a brilliant display of theatre, circus and music combined into one action packed performance. It is sure to thrill anyone who has a sense of adventure, and also anyone with an urge to explore international cultures such as Day of the Dead, which Cirque de Soleil celebrates with its production of Kooza. Written by Hamish Vallance Click here to listen to Hamish and Christian's inteview with Lisa Ramey, one of the singers from KoozaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The only time I ever went to the circus was easily ten years ago, somewhere in Melbourne where I remember only feeling a little bad for the animals on display there. My second outing to the circus being this, I must say, that no animals were harmed in Cirque du Soleil’s Kooza; apart from if you count the man dressed as a dog who urinated on an audience member at one stage. I go into Kooza having a background in Theatre myself, both in acting, design and technologies such as lighting and sound. What Kooza does brilliantly isn’t just a circus act, but also a brilliantly staged and designed theatre act, which encompasses live music and a story which doesn’t need to told, instead, shown. The story of Kooza itself is about a boy in rags, who has a kite which closely resembles what he wears; grey, lifeless, and sagging. As he fails to send it high into the sky, a package is delivered to him, a jack in a box which comes alive, and transforms the world the boy resides in. The first act of the play is split into different aspects of Circus acts, including aerial hoops, contortionists, and a unicycle duo. Kooza drip feeds excitement and danger, backending each circus act with a comedy sketch, including audience members twice. Each audience member brought up acted along well, however the second man by the name of Zach did so well, he earned more applause than the actual comedians themselves. The story progresses, as each act is brought out by the use of a wand, which when timed well gives the idea that pure magic is being used on stage, as the band plays to the shifts in the stage, curtains, and movement of actors. In the climax of act one, the wand drops, and a darkness encompasses the stage. Returning to act two, the overall feeling and design of the production shifts. Purple and black costumes and lights shine as skeletal characters emerge, mimicking Day of the Dead, a Mexican holiday which is famous for its beautiful yet haunting skeleton designs and costumes. The acts as well become more dangerous, including balancing acts, a teeterboard, and easily the best part of the show, the Wheel of Death, which is metal pendulum with two circles on either side, in where two performers jump, move and skip rope as they cause the crowd to gasp and cover their eyes. My only gripe with Kooza is the conclusion of the production, which is resolved quite simply, the boy being given a new pair of clothes, and a fresh kite to fly. The actual Day of the Dead invasion into the play's design is not resolved however; the dropping of the wand seemed to me as the dark part of the play, and as the original cast run and shriek from the arrival of the skeletons, it is confusing why the situation isn’t resolved. Do they just go on living in a different world, and if not, how did they return to the act one world? However, putting aside the small problem, Kooza was a brilliant display of theatre, circus and music combined into one action packed performance. It is sure to thrill anyone who has a sense of adventure, and also anyone with an urge to explore international cultures such as Day of the Dead, which Cirque de Soleil celebrates with its production of Kooza.   Written by Hamish Vallance Click here to listen to Hamish and Christian's inteview with Lisa Ramey, one of the singers from Kooza

Laura Kmetko is an Australian Circus Performer who’s currently a part of the Cirque Du Soleil production of “Kooza” which is currently in Melbourne before moving on to Perth in April.Even though she’s been with Cirque for many years, this is her first time performing in Australia.We went along to the show in Sydney last year and it was incredible.I’ve seen a number of Cirque Du Soleil shows - including a few in Las Vegas in the permanently installed theatres constructed specifically for the productions.It’s worth going to Vegas to check those out - no need to gamble or go to nightclubs.We met Laura Backstage in Sydney and she agreed to come on the podcast, it was great to have a chat with​​ someone who’s found a way to make her passion her career.Go and see the show if you can. It’s fantastic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly). KOOZA A Traditional Circus Homage A return to our origins, KOOZA combines acrobatic performance and the art of clowning, while exploring fear, identity, recognition and power. The Innocent's journey brings him into contact with comic characters from an electrifying world full of surprises, thrills, audacity and total involvement. For more...visit https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/Kooza You can subscribe to Theatre First at all good podcasting apps including iTunes, audioBoom, Stitcher, Pocet Cast, Podbean etc. #theatre #live #circus #cirquedesoleil #review Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this show Abdul interviews Circus Du Soleil performers about their new show Kooza. David talks with Carrie Miller for our regular segment about art and mental health, Check Up From The Neck Up. Then artist Leahlani Johnson joins us to talk about her latest project with Scientist Jordan Collier, as part of her residency at Penrith Regional Gallery. Music by Kalanjay.

On this week's episode, Josh and Lyndsay sit down with the hilarious Jimmy Slonina. It would be hard not to envy Jimmy's career as clown and actor, he's worked on four different Cirque Du Soleil shows, toured the world with the rockstar P!NK, and originated clown characters for the Las Vegas water show, Le Reve. If you enjoyed this week's episode with Jimmy, please rate us on iTunes and share the podcast with your friends! Have a great week! Show Notes: • [04:22] Jimmy's falls in love with theatre • [12:00] Jimmy on studying acting in high school and college • [17:15] Becoming a clown in Chicago • [22:02] The Le Reve Creation • [33:49] Kooza and different styles of clowning • [38:42] The story behind Jimmy's Lip-sync Videos • [42:30] Clowning in a rock show with P!NK • [51:16] Whats next for Jimmy? • [53:46] Advice for aspiring clowns and actors People Mentioned: Robin McFarquhar Jeff & Julie Jenkins Voki Kalfayan Franco Dragone

Gambling author and casino expert, Steve Bourie, takes a look at the new Cirque du Soleil: Kooza slot machine from Scientific Games which was introduced at the 2015 Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas. The game is expected to be introduced into casinos throughout the U.S. by mid-2016. Play free slots! No money required. http://americancasinoguide.com/big-fish-casino Get more than 200 casino coupons and save more than $1,000 - http://www.americancasinoguide.com/order-now.html SUBSCRIBE for more videos: http://bit.ly/1G4l0xv Tips on Blackjack: http://y2u.be/5ki_92QrqfI Tips on Slot Machines: http://y2u.be/7Wkubf1PrWg Tips on Craps: http://y2u.be/7daSiVupvmY Tips on Video Poker: http://y2u.be/gLYQ3ZIowPA For the latest news and insights on casinos visit: http://blog.888casino.com/

Extreme Audio is the monthly returning Podcast of Evil Activities, presented and carefully selected by the man himself. Aired on Q-Dance Radio every last Friday of the month at 21:00 (ECT) and ready for download at 22:00 (ECT). Check out iTunes and the Evil Activities YouTube channel to subscribe, download and play this essential Podcast. Dyprax – The Future (Tha Playah remix) D-Passion – Searching for tomorrow (Omi remix) Kooza feat MC Braincrash – Redominate Maddog & Anime – Ama Shishi Meltdown – Choose the way Synthax ft. Diesel – Living on the Edge (TiH Zurich Anthem) Tommyknocker - Never Surrender Dyprax – Miscreant The Fuze – I feel the bass Tieum & Angerfist – Sock it StereoType – Domestic Violence Neophyte & Angerfist feat. Mc Alee – Fight with Anger The Beatkrusher & Rob Gee – Music is the Drug D-Passion – Reanimate Unexist vs Meccanno Twins – Korruption D-Passion - Richtingloze Teringherrie Make sure you also check the following links for updates and information about all things Evil! www.facebook.com/djevilactivitieswww.twitter.com/evilactivitieswww.instagram.com/evilactivitieswww.soundcloud.com/evilactivities

Aaron Davison from http://www.howtolicenseyourmusic.com/ speaks with Sasha Ivanov, associate music director with Cirque Du Soleil's Kooza. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/music-money-and-life/support