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Wexford Light Opera Society will present "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" in The National Opera House opening on Monday 24th April - Saturday 29th April Tickets on sale now https://www.nationaloperahouse.ie/whats-on/show/wexford-light-opera-societys
Interview Blackpool and Fylde Light Opera and Blackpool Operatic Players - Kick back with amateur dramatics groups Blackpool and Fylde Light Opera and Blackpool Operatic Players talking all things getting into performing and having the chance to perform on our famous raked stage.Eat. THEATRE. Sleep. Repeat.Co-hosts, Ged Mills and Hayley Kay of local Breakfast radio fame, are back, and thrilled to be partnering with Blackpool Grand Theatre on a fantastic new Theatre Podcast (and Vodcast) Eat. THEATRE. Sleep. Repeat.Access Blackpool Grand's new theatre podcast Eat. THEATRE. Sleep. Repeat. hosted by breakfast radio legends Ged and Hayley, featuring everything from star interviews, theatre history, West End creatives, and world-renowned choreographers and puppeteers.Eat. THEATRE. Sleep. Repeat. will not only be available as a Podcast but as a Vodcast on a brand new YouTube channel at http://www.eattheatresleeprepeat.co.uk with episodes accessible to its thousands of subscribers!Sign up today and access the latest theatre news, hear from award-winning artists and your local community groups, and of course, backstage exclusive gossip!Search nowEat THEATRE Sleep Repeaton your favourite podcast provider platform
Interview Blackpool and Fylde Light Opera and Blackpool Operatic Players - Kick back with amateur dramatics groups Blackpool and Fylde Light Opera and Blackpool Operatic Players talking all things getting into performing and having the chance to perform on our famous raked stage.Eat. THEATRE. Sleep. Repeat.Co-hosts, Ged Mills and Hayley Kay of local Breakfast radio fame, are back, and thrilled to be partnering with Blackpool Grand Theatre on a fantastic new Theatre Podcast (and Vodcast) Eat. THEATRE. Sleep. Repeat.Access Blackpool Grand's new theatre podcast Eat. THEATRE. Sleep. Repeat. hosted by breakfast radio legends Ged and Hayley, featuring everything from star interviews, theatre history, West End creatives, and world-renowned choreographers and puppeteers.Eat. THEATRE. Sleep. Repeat. will not only be available as a Podcast but as a Vodcast on a brand new YouTube channel at http://www.eattheatresleeprepeat.co.uk with episodes accessible to its thousands of subscribers!Sign up today and access the latest theatre news, hear from award-winning artists and your local community groups, and of course, backstage exclusive gossip!Search nowEat THEATRE Sleep Repeaton your favourite podcast provider platform
Today we welcome the wonderful bassist Mark Wade on the show, previewing his newly released album, True Stories. Based in New York, Wade has performed at Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Blue Note, The Iridium and Birdland. He is a former artist in residence at Flushing Town Hall and tours in North America and Europe. He has played with jazz notables James Spaulding, Eddie Palmieri, Conrad Herwig, Harry Whitaker, Stacey Kent, Peter Eldridge, Don Byron and Jimmy Heath, and is a member of the Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra. On the classical side, he has appeared with the Key West Symphony featuring Grammy Award winners Sharon Isbin and Robert McDuffie, Orchestra of the S.E.M./Janacek Philharmonic (Czech Republic) at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, as well as Orchestra of the Bronx, Bronx Opera, DiCapo Opera and Light Opera of New York. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thejazzpodcast)
Tara and EmKay head up north to Canada to the Toronto Civic Light Opera Company to unpack their 2000 production of "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!" Based upon previous adaptations, this production added original music inspired by unearthed Baum music and has been revived by popular demand multiple times!Show Notes:Down the YBP Etsy ShopOz WikiThe Toronto Civic Light Opera CompanyInstagram: @downtheyellowbrickpod#DownTheYBPTara: @taratagticklesEmKay: @emshrayPatreonOriginal music by Shane ChapmanEdited by Emily Kay Shrader
Welcome! We’re talking to Sally Ries-Wacht today. Sally is joining us because she is Seraphine’s friend and she has had a very interesting life. She used to be a singer for the R and B group, Oscar, and in today’s podcast, she talks about her life, her career, and what things have been like for her since her husband got diagnosed with FTD (Frontotemporal dementia). Seraphine and Sally met while she was teaching a barre class at a local health club. Seraphine loves music and curating playlists, and Sally was fascinated with her collection of songs. She particularly loves George Michael’s songs. Some of Sally’s background Sally came from Wisconsin to Kansas City, and she went to college at Mizzou for a year. After leaving Mizzou, she went to New York University for a few months, but she left after she got cast in an off-Broadway musical show. LOOM The first show Sally did was for a company called Light Opera of Manhattan (LOOM) when she was nineteen years old, and she got cast as a replacement for someone. Star Search Sally was on Star Search when she was about twenty-four, and she found Ed McMahon to be awesome! She won the first show and even though she felt she did a lot better in the second show, someone else won it. Oscar One of the girls in the group, Kia, invited Sally to join her when she was getting the group Oscar together. After a while, they got the opportunity to sing at the Apollo Theatre on a non-televised night. Sally was the only white girl in the group, and people were yelling and throwing things to get her off the stage. Getting signed by Epic Getting signed up by Epic was a lot of fun for Sally, and they did some shows with big acts like Boys To Men. A great song A great song is all about production. And a song can get done in many different ways if it’s a great song. Writing songs When she writes songs, Sally usually writes the melody first, and the lyrics come after that. How Oscar broke up The band was going to get resigned after their first single, which did okay but not brilliantly. Sally and some of the other girls were unhappy with the producers. So Sally decided not to do another record unless the girls in the band got more writing credit, they got to write more, and there was a better financial split between the band members and the production team. The producers refused their requests, so Sally decided to leave, and the rest of the band disbanded soon after that. Back-up singing After leaving the band, Sally went into back-up singing. She sang background with artists like Daryl Hall and Enya, and she had a lot of fun doing that. Sally’s relationship with Carlos Leon Sally had a relationship with Carlos Leon for about five years. He is the father of Madonna’s daughter, Lourdes. Adam Sally met Adam when she was about thirty-two. Adam was a producer, so they decided to work together, and eventually ended up getting married. Becoming a mother Sally had her first child when she was thirty-seven and her second child when she was forty-two. She stopped making music for a while after her children were born because she wanted to be there for them. Frontotemporal dementia When Adam was fifty-three, he got diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. It started with subtle little things and got more and more intense as time went on. Confusion In the beginning, frontotemporal dementia and early-onset dementia have similar symptoms. Sally mostly remembers the confusion that her husband went through when he got diagnosed. His condition deteriorated pretty quickly, and it soon got to the point where he had to give up driving. Extremely hard It is hard for Sally to cope with her husband’s illness, and it tries every ounce of her patience. She describes his behavior as being similar to that of a toddler. He does strange things, but people are usually very gracious with what he does. It is also hard for Sally because his behavior changes all the time, it keeps on getting worse, and there is almost nothing that doctors can do to help. Sally’s daughters It was hard for Sally to explain to her daughters what was going on with their dad and no rule book exists that could help her. She consoles them but she has never hidden anything from them. The disease progressed Adam’s disease finally progressed to the point where Sally could no longer take care of Adam. So she decided to put him into a home. Support Care-giving is tough, and Sally truly appreciates her friends showing up with support and understanding for what she is going through. Letting go of her guilt and realizing that she did not cause her husband’s illness has helped her to move on with her life. Links and resources: Sally on Instagram - Sally Ries-Wacht
In this Magnificent Mujer interview with Enrique Morones we are reintroduced to Linda Ronstadt, a woman who is a “Soldadera”, a vocalist, musical cultural, activist soldier, in her own right. She did what they said couldn’t be done. Her vision and her capacity to imagine and hear a sound in her head that others couldn’t propelled her where no woman had gone before; becoming a multi platinum recording artist in English, and becoming an icon in the Spanish language music world with the highest selling Spanish language album of all time. The esteemed position that she holds as one of the most influential and prolific vocalists, recording artists, and popular cultural ambassadors of the last century came through hard work, perseverance, determination, and a great sense of pride and vision as to what a Mexican American woman could create. She has inspired many female artists after her across the genres of Rock, Country, Mariachi, New Wave, Jazz, Light Opera, and Musical Theatre among others to cross boundaries of what is possible to achieve in a career. Linda followed her heart, and her bliss, and nothing was off limits. Today Linda is experiencing physical limitations due to the progressive effects of living with Parkinson’s disease. As you will experience in this interview, Linda’s inability to sing today has not affected her ability to awe her admirers with her sense of gratitude, humor and tenacity to keep acting to effect change and awareness by any means necessary. As she continues to speak out and be an advocate for those who today have been silenced or limited as refugees, asylum seekers, migrants or due to their language or age barriers she asks us to open our hearts. Please share this episode with your loved ones, especially our future generations and introduce them to an account of this inspiring path. Be aware, as Linda reminds us now that we have so much more music to make as a nation and as a world. How amazing it would be if we, like Linda, looked at life as an opportunity to co-create new sounds from those of our families and ancestors and our new neighbors without borders. "It's really important that people be a student of history, ...know whose shoulders you are standing on, each generation, it only takes a generation to forget, what Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez did for the Farm Workers cannot be forgotten and already there are kids that are 15 years old that don’t know this history.” - Linda Ronstadt in a 2013 interview with CreatTV San Jose, where she and Dolores Huerta spoke on activist women, for the upcoming Tucson Mariachi and Mexican Cultural Festival, which Ronstadt helped produce. The theme of that festival was the “Soldaderas”, the female soldiers of the Mexican Revolution The 2013 Tucson. Mariachi and Mexican Cultural Festival celebrated the 100 year anniversary of the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) by celebrating the contributions of the “Soldaderas”. The women who fought alongside the men, were responsible for cooking, preparing the camps, but also fighting on the frontlines alongside the men if their husbands were killed or injured. In 2013 Linda Ronstadt published, “Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir”, where she chronologized her unique and uncharted path through the annals of recording and performing history with a career that spanned over four decades and earned her 10 top-10 singles and over 30 studio albums. “Simple Dreams”, which she wrote completely on her own, and was very difficult work, for a woman who respects the written word immensely and had set the bar high for her own debut as an author, became a New York Times Bestseller. Her selfcrafted narrative of a woman’s journey through a male dominated music industry, and her own self charted path inspired producers James Keach and Michele Farinola and directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman to pursue her tirelessly to make a documentary, released in late 2019 titled,... Support this podcast
"Workin' 9 to 5, what a way to make a livin'" - well, we're talkin' "9 to 5" with director Stephen Foust and actress Erica Buda Doran. Schenectady Light Opera Company (SLOC) presents this classic Dolly Parton musical January 17th - 26th, 2020. Hear about the show and community theatre at its best!
Jonathan Marc Sherman Part 2 Mr,Sherman was born and raised in New Jersey, graduated from Bennington College, and lives in New York City. His plays include: Things We Want; Clive; Knickerbocker; Evolution; Wonderful Time; Sons & Fathers; Sophistry; Veins & Thumbtacks; Serendipity & Serenity; Jesus on the Oil Tank; and Women & Wallace (also adapted for PBS-TV’s American Playhouse). They have been performed at Malaparte(co-founder), The New Group, The Public Theater, Playwrights Horizons, Williamstown Theatre Festival, WPA Theater, Los Angeles Theatre Center, and the Young Playwrights Festival, as well as in England, Australia, Israel, Istanbul, and Japan. Acting includes: Theater: Ivanov (CSC), Clive (The New Group); Sophistry (Playwrights Horizons); A Joke, Wild Dogs and The Great Unwashed (Malaparte); Up For Anything (Kraine), I Wanna Be Adored (NY Performance Works), Unexpected Tenderness (WPA), The Chopin Playoffs (American Jewish Theatre), and Oliver! (Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera). TV/Film: Quiz Show; Blaze; The Hottest State; The Baxter; The Limbo Room; When The Nines Roll Over; and My First Swedish Bombshell. He is a member of LAByrinth. His hobby is writing about himself in the third person.
Jonathan Marc Sherman was born and raised in New Jersey, graduated from Bennington College, and lives in New York City. His plays include: Things We Want; Clive; Knickerbocker; Evolution; Wonderful Time; Sons & Fathers; Sophistry; Veins & Thumbtacks; Serendipity & Serenity; Jesus on the Oil Tank; and Women & Wallace (also adapted for PBS-TV’s American Playhouse). They have been performed at Malaparte(co-founder), The New Group, The Public Theater, Playwrights Horizons, Williamstown Theatre Festival, WPA Theater, Los Angeles Theatre Center, and the Young Playwrights Festival, as well as in England, Australia, Israel, Istanbul, and Japan. Acting includes: Theater: Ivanov (CSC), Clive (The New Group); Sophistry (Playwrights Horizons); A Joke, Wild Dogs and The Great Unwashed (Malaparte); Up For Anything (Kraine), I Wanna Be Adored (NY Performance Works), Unexpected Tenderness (WPA), The Chopin Playoffs (American Jewish Theatre), and Oliver! (Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera). TV/Film: Quiz Show; Blaze; The Hottest State; The Baxter; The Limbo Room; When The Nines Roll Over; and My First Swedish Bombshell. He is a member of LAByrinth. His hobby is writing about himself in the third person.
Jane Powell has a conversation with Charleston Light Opera Guild's Artistic Director Nina Denton Pasinetti. They discuss the 70th anniversary year of the Guild and upcoming shows, including Shrek and Oklahoma!
The second of a 2 part documentary looking at the history of the Waterford International Festival of Light Opera which is sadly no longer with us. Produced and edited by Wayne Brown and narrated by Jamie Beamish.
The first of a 2 part documentary looking at the history of the Waterford International Festival of Light Opera which is sadly no longer with us. Produced and edited by Wayne Brown and narrated by Jamie Beamish.
This week on From the HeART, Joshua Vickery and Mary Thompson Hunt discuss the Orlando Light Opera.
This week it's all about family at Humboldt Light Opera Company and on Artwaves. HLOC's latest production Gilbert & Sullivan's Ruddigore or The Witches Curse opens this week. We talk with director Carol Ryder, actors Elsworth Pence and Katri Pitts and her daughters Trillium and Aurora, both talented singers and dancers and both performing alongside their mom and the rest of the HLOC cast in this production.
Joyce welcomes Wynne Fedele, director of Development and Nancy Mimless, instructor, from the Civic Light Opera in Pittsburgh. They will be discussing the New Horizon Program with the CLO, New Horizons, a musical theater training program for children and adults with developmental and/or physical disabilities, offers students the opportunity to take center stage in fun-filled acting, dance and vocal classes — each in one weeknight or weekend day. The program is fueled by the idea that there is no limit to the ability and talents of all students, even those with disabilities.
Presentatie: Martijn Warnas, Piet van Everdink
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Thema: onbekende nummers uit bekende werken
Thema: van alles wat, als het maar opera is
Presentatie: Piet van Everdink, Martijn Warnas
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Presentatie: Martijn Warnas, Piet van Everdink
Presentatie: Martijn Warnas, Piet van Everdink
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Presentatie: Piet van Everdink, Martijn Warnas
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De pilot. Gaan we door of niet?
De bekende nummers uit de selectie van afl. 7
Presentatie: Martijn Warnas, Piet van Everdink
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