Podcasts about la soiree

In this episode I lay how what Showmanship is, as I see it. If we are to work out what the origins of something is, particularly if the origins lay deep in prehistory, then chances are there has been a great deal of change to the thing. Sometimes so much that it is hard to recognice it. SO, to be able to know what the origins are we must know what the relevant and unchanging elements of the evolving thing we seek to understand. Last episode I talked about the evolutionary history of the whale and how one of the key elements that's used to trace its transformation from land animal to sea animal is some bones in its inner ear. In this episode I describe a Show as related to Henri Corbin's Imaginal Realm. And I make the claim that what a Show is, which is a different level of reality, other than normal life, where ordinary objects and words and images become symbolic and poetic and filled with meaning. It is a purely human kind of relation and a uniquely human experience. So, this realm of experience we call show, is the thing we will use as our lodestone to keep us on track as we venture back into prehistory.links:Henri Corbin and the Imaginal Realmthe Cabaret sensation and huge part of my life: La Soiree & La CliqueSupport the show...Now you can get t-shirts and hoodies with our wonderful logo. This is the best new way to suport the podcast project. Become a proud parader of your passion for Showmanship and our glorious Craft whilst simultanously helping to gather more followers for the Way.You'll find the store here: https://thewayoftheshowman.printdrop.com.auIf you want to help support this podcast it would be tremendous if you wrote a glowing review on iTunes or Spotify.If you want to contact me about anything, including wanting me to collaborate on one of your projects you can reach me on thewayoftheshowman@gmail.comor find out more on the Way of the Showman website.you can follow the Way of Instagram where it is, not surprisingly thewayoftheshowman.If you find it in you and you have the means to do so, you can suport the podcast financially at:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/captainfrodo

91 - Classical Music Variety Franck, Violin Sonata, 4th movt Hindemith, Symphonic Metamorphosis, 4th movt Beethoven, String Quartet in F minor, Op 92, 2nd movt Haydn, Symphony # 92, 4th movt Brahms, Piano Sonata #3, in F minor, Op 5, 1st movt Ireland, The Undertone Durufle, Ubi Caritas Debussy, La Soiree dans Grenade This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

From the 1876 Centennial Exposition to the end of the 19th Century, Philadelphia's experienced a boom in theater construction. New plays, musicals, operettas and vaudeville shows constantly cycled in and out of the city to fill these theaters. By the 1890s, one newspaperman estimated that on average each of Philadelphia's one million people saw five shows a year! It was the best of times.In this episode we do our best to describe this productive and significant, but mostly forgotten era of Philadelphia theater history.  Music in the episode is mostly from Evangeline; or, The Belle of Acadia an 1874 musical by Edward Rice.To see and hear more of this show, as it was recently played and produced in Portland, Maine, see this playlist on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzxddX3RlZft3pSnqdMzU43l4emFzE6TRA heartfelt thanks to Mr. Charles Kaufmann and the singers and orchestra of the Longfellow Chorus of Portland Maine, as well as the Charlotte Cushman Foundation of Philadelphia for their generous help, cooperation and support. Additional music is from "Fatinitza" and Debussy's "La Soiree dan Grenade", played by the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.For images relating to the episode,  and additional information see our website's blog post and bibliography: https://www.aithpodcast.com/blog/the-best-of-times-blog-post-and-bibliography-for-episode-27/Want to know even more great stuff about Philly theater history and can't wait for the next episode? We post stories every day on our Facebook page and our Twitter feed. Follow us there for a daily dose of Philly theater!Website: www.AITHpodcast.comFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/AITHpodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/schmeterpitzOur email address: AITHpodcast@gmail.comPLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS  - or even easier, right on our website! https://www.aithpodcast.com/reviews/new/Support the show

Amig@s, llegamos al último capítulo de nuestra miniserie por el podcast 100 dedicado a las tiendas de discos. La parte 100.3 la firma un buen amigo del Colectivo y todo un referente de la resistencia ilustrada, David Verdeguer, desde su cuartel general en la Calle Doctor Sumsi 21 de Valencia, cierra este bonito ciclo. Verdeguer es sinónimo de pasión, dedicación, trabajo constante y cultura, mucha cultura. Como Dj comienza en los 90, pero ahí ya llevaba unos años sumergido en la cultura más vanguardista que ofrecía la Valencia de esa época. Hablar de David Verdeguer es complicado debido a su extensa y polifacética trayectoria, y es que pocas personas han sido clubbers, RRPP, vendedores de discos, Djs residentes, programadores de salas, montadores de raves, divulgador cultural, programador de eventos, dueños de sellos y tiendas de discos…parece que el chico no se ha dejado nada sin tocar. Vamos a tratar de dar unas pinceladas a su trayectoria como Dj profesional y agitador cultural: comienza en 1990 con residencias en salas como Terminal, Polígono III, Saxos y Rockola. En el 2000 pasa a ser residente de la mítica Barraca y ahí estará hasta 2005, llegando incluso a ser el director artístico de la sala. Tiempo que le valió para hacer del club un escaparate de sus grandes influencias como siempre ha sido el sonido de Detroit. Pasado este ciclo, en torno al 2005, David Verdeguer se convierte en uno de los fundadores de Hypnotica Colectiva con el objetivo de movilizar y visibilizar a tod@ artista del subterráneo valenciano. La historia de HC bien se merece algo más que unas líneas y es que sus eventos en salas o free parties pueden alcanzar los 800 desde su fundación, habiendo pasado por salas como Marjal Club, La Soiree, Miniclub o Ágora Club. Además, HC también cumplía con una labor divulgadora, programando la proyección de documentales o la edición del programa de radio Electronic Café Radio. El último gran paso de HC, fue de forma natural, la fundación de un sello discográfico (2016), HC Records, con un catálogo de lo más variado y siguiendo con la naturaleza del Colectivo de mezclar gente joven con veteranos. Os recomendamos que le dediquéis un tiempo a investigar sus referencias. En 2017 David Verdeguer da un paso más y crea uno de los espacios más mágicos que podemos encontrar en la península al transformar Killing Time en La Discoteca K&H Vinyl Store. Este local tiene un magnetismo difícil de describir, no es solo un club, no es solo un bar y no es solo una tienda de discos, sino que es un verdadero Santuario de la subcultura musical. Aquí puedes disfrutar de grandes sesiones de Djs o Lives de artistas de lo más variopinto mientras escarbas en cubetas repletas de discos o compras merchan de infinidad de sellos. Todos los detalles han sido cuidados al máximo y es que David Verdeguer (Y Ali, su/nuestra jefa) ha hecho que el local sea el reflejo de cómo él entiende que debería ser la música electrónica, real, sin más. Este garito es de los que se deben visitar tantas veces como sea posible. Para nosotros es un verdadero honor contar con David Verdeguer en esta miniserie y estamos seguros de que su set hará las delicias de tod@s. Una sesión de casi 4 horas grabada en Killing Time y donde podemos disfrutar temas de Ambient, IDM, Electro, Techno, House y todo lo que le dio la real gana poner, así es David, un Dj total. Sin más, aquí os dejamos con este gran set de manos del incansable David Verdeguer y recordad: ¡la resistencia no es una opción, es una obligación! UEMA os quiere, paz y amor! https://www.facebook.com/David-Verdeguer-Oficial-291045898177475 https://soundcloud.com/davidverdeguer https://hcrecords.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/LaDiscotecaKHVinylStore/ https://www.facebook.com/killingtime.ruzafa https://www.facebook.com/hypnoticacolectivarecords

We have a chase in South LA! A guy with 7 warrants (allegedly) speeds through streets of LA for the entire 9 o'clock hour.

Invité Spécial: JeromeCette semaine à 3d8plus4 on parle de bons jeux de styles totalement différents : UoC2, Radio General, Streets of Rage4 ; on révèle avoir craqué pour le kickstarter de Frosthaven; Jerome nous offre un point de vue original et approfondi du service Stadia de Google; on parle une dernière fois de The Last Brigade et de If it Bleeds avant d'être d'accord de ne pas être d'accord sur Rise of Skywalker...et de faire un détour inexpliqué mais oh combien amusant sur l'achat d'un robot culinaire...Jeux vidéo:Unity of Command 2Radio GeneralStreets of Rage 4Age of Sigmar : the RTS gameSpécial:Review de Stadia par JEROME! (Merci Jerome!)Jeux de Table:PathfinderOnePageRule + TabletopSimulatorFROSTHAVEN!!!Livres:The Light Brigade - Kameron HurleyChronicles of Amber - Roger ZelznyIf it Bleeds - Stephen KingTV/Cinema:Hollywood - NetflixRise of Skywalker - Disney+The Expanse S4 - Prime VideoDrifting Dragons - NetflixP.S.: Pas dépasser 60 minutes? HAHAHAHAHAHAH meilleure chance la prochaine fois.Questions, commentaires: 3d8plus4@gmail.comSuivez-nous sur Twitter: @3d8plus4

Nathan, Nat and Shaun’s best bits! An 85-year-old Perth man visited a gym two-thousand days in a row – what a commitment! Emma and her hubby went to an Indian restaurant so often they invited the owners to their wedding and Clint’s kids were basically brought up by the staff members at IKEA. Sword swallower Lucky Hall from La Soiree chatted with NNS about why she wanted to become a sword swallower and the dangers that comes with it! Either way she’s not about to give it up anytime soon. Shaun’s friends went away on holiday and called in a house sitter to look after their place – within hours of them leaving, the girl had invited heaps of friends over for a party! Mel had to look after a sick dog and Jason had to pay for a new floor – whoops. And Royalty was in the house with Lady Kitty Spencer joining NNS for some bacon savouries made by Marlene Morris! The guys put on a spread for Lady Kitty but were more disappointed when she didn’t raise her pinky while drinking from her tea cup... isn’t that what all royalty do?! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pamela ! Pamela ! Pamela ! Et retrouvez l'article sur les références culture ciné et pop associé : bit.ly/comment-alerte-a-mali…hique-avec-un-ralenti Tous les crédits de cet épisode sont disponibles sur www.pamelatarget.com

A man fought off a mountain lion when he was out for a run – the guy had to fight for his life! Shaun once had to fight for his life in a ball pit. Callan called through and explained how he fought for his life with a spiderweb, and Dave went head to head with a fish.Lucky Hell swallows swords – and she’s from Perth! You can catch her in La Soiree on at Fringe right now, and head to the Nathan, Nat & Shaun Facebook page to see her swallow a neon sword!Nat Fyfe is not only captain of the mighty Freo Dockers, but also captaining an AFL X team, the Flyers. He picked his team and reckons it’s like being in the schoolyard fighting over the players you want. He also chose a past player in a hypothetical…it may or may not have been Shaun (it wasn’t).And recently retired Wildcat Greg Hire came into the studio to receive a retiree cake from the guys, and explain how he came to the decision to give it away. Also hear the story of how he told Jesse Wagstaff and Damian Martin about his decision– it did quite go to plan for him. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charlie Caper joins us on Talking Tricks to discuss his amazing rise from Covent Garden street performer to being crowned one of the greatest magicians in the world at the 'magic olympics' FISM and being the first magic act to win a Got Talent series. Caper also chats about 3D printing chocolate, building and integrating robots in his new show Artifice Intelligence, his time in La Soiree, Rick & Morty and his inspirations.

This week’s guest is cabaret star, drag artist and actor Le Gateau Chocolat. With a wealth of experience across contemporary opera, cabaret and theatre, his solo shows have seen him perform in venues from London’s Menier Chocolate Factory to the Adelaide Fringe. He has worked with the Olivier Award–winning circus acts La Clique and La Soiree and alongside acts including Basement Jaxx at the Barbican. On stage, he has recently been seen in Porgy and Bess at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, The Threepenny Opera at the National and Twelfth Night at Shakespeare’s Globe. He is currently starring in Effigies of Wickedness, which runs at the Gate Theatre until 9 June.

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This is a SUPER SPECIAL PODCAST EPISODE!! Rosie has the privilege of chatting for hours with the people behind the websites: Holli-Mae Johnson from 21st Century Burlesque and Franco Milazzo from This is Cabaret for a festive review of what's been great in 2014 (and some hints at what 2015 might hold). This first part is all about the shows. Shows shows shows. And performers. We love them. So we talked about: What Do Critics Do; Fetishistic Fans; Banks of Knowledge; Know What You’re Looking At; Archiving and Recording; THE SHOWS!; Circusfest; Mimetic Festival; Vaults Festival 2015; Red Bastard Changes You; MimeticFest Awards; How Much We Love Anna Lou; Cabaret des Distractions; Reuben Kaye; Lady Rizo; Baby Lame; Miss Behave’s Gameshow; Alternative Eurovision; London Wonderground; La Soiree; Scottee; Mrs Hudson’s Christmas Corker/Spymonkey; Fascinating Aida; A Load of Crepe by The Late Night Shop Cabaret; Monica Salvi; Midnight Circus; Chrisalys; Greenwich Circus Festival; Circus Space/National Centre for Circus Arts; The Chap Olympiad; Blitz Party; SS Atlantica; Boom & Bang Circus at the Roundhouse; Phil InGud; Barelesque; Between the Sheets; Curiosity Cabaret; Des O’Connor; Dr. Clive’s Circus; The Old Operating Theatre; The Middle of the Road; Bourgeois & Maurice and David Hoyle; Royal Vauxhaull Tavern; White Mischief; EastEnd Cabaret – Sexual Tension; Cabaret at Scarfe’s Bar; Dusty Limits and Lili La Scala; Vicky Butterfly; Another Fucking Variety Show; Briefs!; Esquire deLune; House of Burlesque; Tempest Rose; Bettsie Bon Bon; Scarlett O’Hora; Rubyyy Jones’ Young Feminist Whores; Bonnie Fleur; Pi the Mime; Meth & The Meth Lab; Lolo Brow & Cabaret Derangium; Are You Game… Stay Tuned for Part Two!About Franco:Since 2012, Franco Milazzo has been the publisher and editor-in-chief of This Is Cabaret, the only website shortlisted for a London Cabaret Award. The Daily Beast called him "a man with an encyclopedic knowledge of the city's cabaret culture," which was kind of them. When not penning withering or enthusiastic reviews for TIC of whichever show he stayed awake through the previous night, he can be found writing music, comedy, opera, theatre and food for Londonist. This votary of cabaret enjoys good books and walks by the sea.Website: www.thisiscabaret.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/thisiscabaretFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThisIsCabaretAbout Holli:Holli-Mae Johnson is the founder and editor of 21st Century Burlesque Magazine, a pioneering publication created seven years ago to unite, document and celebrate the global burlesque community. Holli is actively involved in the burlesque community on a day to day basis and is privately consulted by performers and producers at every level for promotion, critique, recommendations and encouragement. As a documenter and critic, she has seen countless burlesque and variety performances from across the world and provides an intimate perspective and insight into the lives and careers of burlesque’s greatest pioneers, performers and personalities.Website:http://21stcenturyburlesque.com/Twitter:https://twitter.com/burlesqueonlineFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/BurlesqueOnlinehttp://ia601408.us.archive.org/6/items/RKVB19FrancoandHolli/%2319%20-%20Review%20of%20the%20Year%20Part%20One%20wi.mp3

Another Aussie is in NYC visiting my carnie family, La Soiree. Soooooo, this week's guest is Creative Producer and Ringmaster Brett Haylock! We catch up with him in between teching acts for the New Years Eve spectacular. We talk about the international phenomenom that La Soiree has beome - from little show born out of The Famous Speigeltent to it's Olivier award winning West End run. Skill and heart, danger and subversion. Trusting your instincts and being the best is what it is all about. Leave your troubles at the door, La Soiree is in town!! And, yes, it is impossible to resist. 

Variety superstar Clarke MacFarlane blends elements of stand-up, clowning and skills to create the show-stopping, crowd-surfing "Mario, Queen of the Circus". Touring with La Clique and La Soiree has allowed him to hone his act to perfection over years, but he still "pays his dues" with regular streetshows. We discuss his work rate and workaholism, his respect for standups, and his bizarre pre-performance habits, not to mention the dark voices that plague even a top level act such as himself.Get ad-free new episodes, bonus content from interviews and much more by joining the Insiders Club at www.comedianscomedian.com/insidersGet tickets for Stu Goldsmith's stand-up tour at www.comedianscomedian.com/tour@comcompod | www.comedianscomedian.comAnd don't forget to join the Comcom Facebook group, which you can do here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

‘La Soiree’ is at the Roundhouse till 23rd December. With cabaret, new burlesque, circus sideshow and contemporary variety this fabulous show returns to London from its international tour. Tickets cost from £15 to £65. Presented by: Jayson Mansaray Roundhouse :: La Soiree :: Back to Camden Community Radio :: CCRadio on Twitter :: File Download (2:04 min / 2 MB)

un mix hypnose et boule de cristal dans votre garage, en avant-gout de la soiree Hypnotica de Mamie du 29