Podcasts about live theater

Ep. 83: The Aries Impression, ft. ARIES  Pt - 2   Aries is back, once again, to join the madcap fun with the Original Gang, the O.G. Jesties - who try to figure out just what Aries is up to. One never knows - but whatever it is, it must be fun, because WE HAVE FUN!What's the significance of Part-2? Let's hear the Rap. OK, attempts at Rap.Aries was indeed homeschooledThe British connectionShow me your legChris shaves  - then searches for the photo for this episodeMeet the Worms of England -- watch out for the worm-slapThe Aries Impressions -- We of Aries, and Aries of us.Chris finds the photo - maybe you already noticedTron remembers the OOH-YA guyHey, Everybody! Here's my new catchphrase...Aries impressions -- Characters: Peter Griffin discussion with ObamaMore impressions -- The Walken experts.Chris, on CharactersTron does THE CHILI GUYCharacter Clay - Alex RapsThe Sister - Rap BattleInside one of the Hardest BarsAnd, more!  Thank you for listening. LIke what you hear? Want to hear something more? Drop us a comment at team@jestimprov.com Let us know if you want a mention in our episode, we'll do our best to give you a shout-out.Visit us anytime at https://www.jestimprov.com to find out more about us in Ventura, CA - including when to drop-in for classes and shows!

Buckle up, theatre fans! In this jam-packed episode of Acting Up with GTC, hosts Micky Shearon and Matt Beutner take you behind the curtain of the Granbury Opera House, giving you an exclusive, unfiltered look at all the exciting happenings in our theatre world!

Buckle up, theatre fans! In this jam-packed episode of Acting Up with GTC, hosts Micky Shearon and Matt Beutner take you behind the curtain of the Granbury Opera House, giving you an exclusive, unfiltered look at all the exciting happenings in our theatre world!

Join us for a delightful conversation with William Roth, the artistic director of the St. Louis Actors' Studio, as he shares his journey through the world of theater and the upcoming production of Eugene O'Neill's 'Long Day's Journey into Night'. Roth begins by recounting how his theater survived the pandemic, creatively adapting to keep their audience engaged with innovative productions and virtual experiences. His stories add a nice sprinkle of humor and humility, showcasing the resilience of the theater community during tough times. As the discussion deepens, Roth dives into the heart of O'Neill's work, discussing why 'Long Day's Journey into Night' is not just a play but a profound reflection on family dynamics and addiction. He shares his excitement about the cast and the collaborative efforts that bring the characters to life, emphasizing the emotional truths embedded in the narrative. The conversation flows seamlessly as the hosts and Roth explore the nuances of acting and directing, touching on the importance of trust and chemistry among the cast members. The episode wraps up with essential details about the upcoming production, encouraging listeners to experience this powerful play firsthand. Roth's passion for theater is infectious, and his insights into the creative process make this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the performing arts. With a perfect blend of light-hearted humor and deep reflections on the human experience, this episode will leave audiences feeling inspired to support local theater.[00:00] Introduction and Opening Remarks[00:31] Welcome to St. Louis in Tune[01:15] Return to Civility: Walking Pace[02:29] Interview with William Roth: Background and Career[03:09] Adapting During the Pandemic[05:05] Founding the St. Louis Actors Studio[06:56] Austin Pendleton and Master Classes[08:55] Long Day's Journey into Night: Production Insights[09:25] William Roth's Theater Journey[18:45] Challenges and Rewards of Live Theater[31:20] Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts[34:30] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation's Commemorative Stamp Campaign[35:32] Behind the Scenes with Arnold and Mark[36:33] Interview with William Roth[38:49] Word of the Day: Fugatious[39:58] National Days and Fun Facts[45:28] Super Bowl and Sports Talk[49:25] Humorous Anecdotes and Jokes[51:38] Conclusion and FarewellTakeaways: William Roth, the founder of St. Louis Actors Studio, emphasizes the importance of adapting to challenges like the pandemic, showcasing creativity in keeping theater alive. The podcast dives into Eugene O'Neill's play 'Long Day's Journey into Night', highlighting its timeless themes of family struggle and addiction. William shares his journey from actor to artistic director, revealing how the St. Louis Actors Studio came to be and its mission to support local talent. The discussion touches on the unique process of rehearsal with director Austin Pendleton, focusing on a fluid and organic approach to acting. Listeners are encouraged to experience live theater at the Gaslight Theater, where intimacy with the actors enhances the emotional impact of the performances. A key takeaway is the idea that theater reflects real-life struggles, making it relatable and essential for building empathy among audiences.St. Louis Actors Studio William Roth WebsiteFacebook - Gaslight Theaterx.com St Louis Actors' StudioThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to

Send your muses to - gateleapers@gmail.com and Audra will read them out on the next Bonus Round. We want to know what inspires you about your favorite fandoms. This could be a character, a story, a moment, a memory, or just a weird story from that one convention...Another Bonus Round! This time with a *huge* announcement, a tribute to David Lynch, some Rom-Com musings, your muses and Matt vs Audra. Thanks for listening Leapfrogs!Listen to the Peak Improv Theater podcastRead/Listen to ThaneListen to BFYTWFollow us @gateleaperspod on InstaConsider supporting our production patreon.com/gateleapers. All supporters get ad-free audio episodes. Paid supporters get video episodes and bonus episodes.Music: BoucheDag by Alexander Nakarada (serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gateleapers-a-fandom-gameshow--5150861/support.

Rachel Tibbetts, Artistic Director, Prison Performing Arts, joins Debbie and Tom. " Go Before I Do" and "Don't Be a Hero, Thank you" will be performed this weekend at Greenfinch Theater & Dive, 2525 S Jefferson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63104. Both show were written by formerly incarcerated persons from Missouri.

Hawi D'Ehre LIVE vom 18.09.2024 aus dem Theater im Park Wien - Viel Spaß! Wenn ihr Themen, Ideen oder andere Fragen an Gabi, Paul & Philipp habt, einfach eine Mail an hallo@hawidehre.at schreiben :-) Bitte meldet euch für Veranstaltungs- und Werbeanfrage unter hello@peggys.agency

Episode 312: Jennifer Lyons Join me as my guest Jennifer Lyons and I discuss our experiences in the entertainment industry, including auditions, challenges, and the impact of AI technology on movies. From her work on projects like 'Tiger Heart' and 'Married with Children' to navigating the competitive world of Hollywood, Jennifer shares her insights and stories. Don't miss this candid conversation about the highs and lows of pursuing a career in acting and writing. Follow Jennifer's Socials     IG https://www.instagram.com/jenniferlyonsden/?hl=en Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Discussion on AI Technology 06:19 Jennifer Lyons' Background in Dance and Acting 15:08 Memorable Projects: 'Tiger Heart' and 'Married with Children' 24:52 The Ethical Implications of AI Actors 29:34 Navigating the Challenges of the Entertainment Industry 36:06 The Importance of Timing and Comedy in Live Theater 38:52 Dealing with Unexpected Challenges in Performances 43:15 Staying True to Yourself in the Industry 45:52 Taking Risks and Pursuing Your Passions   Takeaways

Actor, Thomas Kramer is this week's guest on the Energy Stoners™ Cafe podcast.  He discusses performing Doug Wright's one person play ‘I am my own wife' with host Toni Quest.   It is the true story of Charolette Von Mahlsdorf, German transvestite who ‘survived the Nazis and the Stasi in a dress'. Guest:  Thomas Kramer Host: toniquesttv@gmail.com Energy Stoners™ Cafe podcast is the intellectual property of Toni Quest and James H. Brooks, producers.

Send us a Text Message.Hey Broadway lovers! I'm super excited to share my latest episode of The Music in Me with you all. This time, I'm diving into the magical world of the 2024 Tony Awards! If you're like me and can't get enough of Broadway but can't always make it to New York, this episode is for you. We'll explore the new musicals nominated for Best Musical and see what makes them so special.I'm especially thrilled to see who takes home the Tony this year and can't wait to watch Ariana DeBose host again. She's phenomenal and brings so much energy to the show. Join me as I break down the nominees: Hell's Kitchen, The Outsiders, Illinoise, Suffs, and my personal favorite, Water for Elephants.Tune in to hear all about the spectacular performances, stunning visuals, and the incredible stories that make these shows a must-see. Don't forget to share this episode with your friends and fellow theater enthusiasts! 2024 TONY NOMINATED MUSICALS:HELL'S KITCHENILLINOISETHE OUTSIDERSSUFFSWATER FOR ELEPHANTS Support the Show.Keep listening, keep grooving, and let the music in you continue to shine. Thank you, and see you soon!CONTACT TERI:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terirosborg/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teri.rosborgYouTube: The Music in MeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@terirosborgPodcast Facebook Page: The Music in Me Podcast Facebook pageTHEME SONG BY: Hayley GremardINTRODUCTION BY: Gavin Bruno

Send your questions or provocations to Adam or Budi here!In this episode, join Adam and Budi as they review our third book for the 2024 TOO Book Club, 'The Empty Space' by Peter Brook.Peter Brook is one of the most innovative British directors of the post 1950 period. His industrious and celebrated career began in London's wartime club theatres and he joined the Birmingham Repertory Theatre in 1945. His career flourished after the war and he increasingly staged plays in London, Stratford-upon-Avon, Brussels, Paris and New York. In 1961, he became one of a triumvirate of directors at Stratford's Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC). While he is often recognised for the experimental workshops and productions he staged while working there, he has also directed classical and contemporary texts, musical comedies, opera, and films including Lord of the Flies (1962) and Meeting with Remarkable Men (1979). 'A number of his stage productions have also been filmed, including The Mahabharata (1985) a nine-hour epic that was developed over a period of ten years and adapted from the sacred Vedic text of the same name. This final work was one of the productions that developed from the collaborative and multi-cultural work done at a centre Brook founded in Paris in 1970 called the International Centre for Theatre Research (ICTR). At this centre, Brook continues to research, direct and produce work in collaboration with an internationally mixed company of performing artists who share his desire to create and perform a universal theatre language. Support the Show.If you enjoyed this week´s podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. To submit a question: Voice- http://www.speakpipe.com/theatreofothers Email- podcast@theatreofothers.com Show Credits Co-Hosts: Adam Marple & Budi MillerProducer: Jack BurmeisterMusic: https://www.purple-planet.comAdditional compositions by @jack_burmeister

New York City native and real estate mogul Charles D. Urstadt fell for New Orleans' rich culture when he moved here eight years ago. Last year, Urstadt joined with fellow New Orleanian and veteran Tony Award-winning producer Dale Mott to form a new live theater company called Edgewood Entertainment focused on producing works by authors from marginalized communities. In this week's podcast, Urstadt shares his journey to this new career and the similarities he sees between New Orleans and New York City.

Hometown Radio 02/01/24 4p: Guest Host Dr. Scott Robertson talks with Erik Stein and Kitty Balay from Pacific Conservatory for Performing Arts to talk about live theater on the Central Coast

John Goodman has worked in Hollywood for nearly 50 years, but he's always kept St. Louis close to his heart. The Affton native will be in town on Dec.17 for the Repertory Theater of St. Louis' “Rally for The Rep.” The benefit show's proceeds will help the theater raise $2.5M to make up for its current budget shortfall. In this episode, Goodman reflects on the power of theater performance, his career highlights, and how growing up in St. Louis has informed many of his movie and television roles over the years.

Jack, Duke, Shane, and Sherry Scary (sibling of Richard) discuss the strong and intimate art of Live Theater. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever wondered about the thrilling world of live theater? Buckle up, because we're taking you on a wild ride through our current production, Cascade Christmas, and the unexpected challenges that accompany the staging of such a grand spectacle. And oh, do we have an opinion or two on Netflix's film "The Killer"! Spoiler alert: It left us wanting.Lift the curtain with us on the nitty-gritty reality of being a background actor. From waiting in hot tents for hours, to the hustle for a SAG voucher, we're sharing our personal trials and tribulations from the set of Las Vegas. Plus, we're dishing the details on the new contract rights for performers in the film industry - hello, 7% increase in minimum compensation and wage hikes for background actors, stand-ins, and photo doubles!But the real star of our discussion is the impact of artificial intelligence in film and TV production. Get ready for a spirited debate on the use of digital replicas, CGI, and the controversial role of AI in creating synthetic performers. And, in the spirit of keeping it real, we'll also be sharing our struggles with perfectionism in content creation. Remember, all that glitters is not gold in the world of Hollywood and theater, and we're here to shine a light on it all.Support the show

Why does Live Theater still matter? Malcolm Barrett joins DJ and Roxy to answer your questions about the end of the WGA strike, the future of the SAG strike, his new play, and MORE! Support BRUSHSTROKE! https://tinyurl.com/yzpm43f2 More Malcolm! https://linktr.ee/MalcolmBarrett Support the SAG Strike! https://entertainmentcommunity.org/ More Roxy! ⁠https://www.youtube.com/user/roxystriar⁠ • ⁠https://twitter.com/roxystriar⁠ Theme Music by: Steven James Schmidt For exclusive bonus podcasts like What We're Into, Spiderversity, and more, check out our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/OnlyStupidAnswers

Laughers, get ready to be entertained as we journey into the world of live theater and creative camps, shining a spotlight on Court Square Theater's Act One education program. Join us as we uncover the magic of Act One, where individuals of all ages can unlock their artistic potential. Our exploration begins with a sneak peek into the upcoming auditions for Shrek Jr., offering aspiring young actors a chance to showcase their talents and grace the stage. We'll dive into the audition requirements, tips, and the significance of a well-prepared monologue, guided by insights from the director himself. However, Act One isn't solely about acting; it's a collaborative effort involving costume designers, set designers, choreographers, and performers. Embracing diversity and inclusion, Act One fosters a vibrant and supportive community in Harrisonburg for artistic expression. We'll sit down with JP Gulla, the passionate managing director of Court Square Theater, who shares his vision and dedication to Act One. Drawing from his professional acting experience and educational background, JP recognizes the challenges performers face and highlights Act One's commitment to helping everyone shine. But our journey doesn't end at the theater doors; we'll also explore Act One's ties with the Kennedy Center's school for arts education and the profound impact of art on young minds. Plus, Act One is expanding its offerings to encompass various art forms, broadening the horizons of creative exploration. Whether you're an aspiring actor, a comedy enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the transformative power of the arts, this episode is your ticket to entertainment, insight, and inspiration. Join us as we embark on an exhilarating adventure into Act One's captivating world of live theater and creative camps on this episode of Virginia Is For Laughers! Cheers! Court Square Theater - Join their mailing list! Website: https://courtsquaretheater.org/ Physical Location: 41-F Court Square, Harrisonburg,, VA 22801 Facebook: Court Square Theater Instagram: @courtsquaretheater Tik Tok: Court Square Theater Laughers, enjoy the award-winning delicious PrePOPsterous Gourmet Popcorn! Physical Location: 400 N Main St, Bridgewater, VA  Website: https://www.prepopsterous.com/  Discount promo code: LAUGH15  To learn more about X2 Comedy & Buy Tickets visit: https://www.x2comedy.com/ Facebook & Instagram: @x2comedy

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of "The Music in Me," I share my profound love for Broadway, tracing my journey from childhood fascination with movie musicals to my discovery of live theater through experiences like "Rent." My connection with musicals like "Wicked," "Anastasia," and "Newsies" profoundly impacted my life, inspiring creativity and personal growth. I emphasize Broadway's unique blend of music and storytelling, its transformative power, and its sense of community. My passionate exploration of my Broadway obsession serves as a testament to the lasting impact of music and theater on my life. Support the Show.Keep listening, keep grooving, and let the music in you continue to shine. Thank you, and see you soon!CONTACT TERI:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terirosborg/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teri.rosborgYouTube: The Music in MeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@terirosborgPodcast Facebook Page: The Music in Me Podcast Facebook pageTHEME SONG BY: Hayley GremardINTRODUCTION BY: Gavin Bruno

Hometown Radio 08/03/23 6p: Michael Gros outlines the challenges to live theater in the U.S.

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A deep sea mystery is unfolding and it's connected to the Titanic. We go In Depth.  A new poll shows Americans don't think too highly of the top three presidential candidates. So why are they the front runners then? Sticking your head in the freezer might help you when it comes to sleep. We explain this seemingly crazy idea.    

On this week's UnScripted, join us as we talk to the cast of MARATHON, a live stage play participating in Orlando, Florida's 2023 FRINGE FESTIVAL. The Fringe Festival is a theatre produced outside the central theatre institution that is often small-scale and non-traditional. We talk to Kim DiPersia and company to learn more about MARATHON, a play she is starring in for this year's FRINGE FESTIVAL. What's it like in a FRINGE FESTIVAL environment? How does it genuinely differ from mainstream productions? How do you get to be a part of the FRINGE FESTIVAL? What is the play MARATHON all about? If you enjoy live theatre that's on the edge, you won't want to miss this episode.

The war in Ukraine may have distracted you from the US war in Afghanistan. A war that lasted 20 years and cost nearly 2 trillion dollars. You can likely remember the images seen on TV from August of 2021 of Kabul airport as the US pulled out. 1000s of Afghans rushed onto the tarmac of Kabul International Airport, so desperate to escape the Taliban that they were clinging to military jets as they took off. This all happened as the Taliban enforced their rule over the Capitol. War has horrendous costs, but so does abandoning allies. Our guest for the next two episodes is someone who understands the cost of war firsthand. Scott Mann is a retired Army lieutenant colonel and was part of the elite Green Berets for 23 years. He's done military service tours around the world, including Columbia, Iraq, and multiple tours in Afghanistan. He was a he is a warrior storyteller and the founder of rooftop leadership. He shares the rapport-building skills he learned in Special Forces to help today's leaders make better human connections in high-stakes, low, trust engagement. Scott Mann is also a New York Times bestselling author of Operation Pineapple Express. It's a third-person narrative detailing the harrowing story of the veteran volunteers and Afghan allies who navigated the US abandonment of Afghanistan in August of 2021. He has since founded Operation Pineapple Express Relief to support the emergency needs of Afghan allies, such as safe passage out of Afghanistan and unforeseen resettlement needs. Website: https://ScottMann.com  www.rooftopleadership.com Social Media https://www.facebook.com/RooftopLeadership/ https://www.instagram.com/rooftop_leadership/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/company/rooftop-leadership https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidscottmann/ https://twitter.com/RooftopLeader https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYOQ7CDJ6uSaGvmfxYC_skQ Part 2) Death By Identity Crisis The forgotten 30,000 Afghans, special operators, and Alli's What happens when The Taliban can Find Your Name and Address The Uncle Sam Size Problem and Humanitarian Crisis. Thrust on the Shoulders of Veterans and their Pension Funds. We are confronting the Moral injury inflicted by the People we Trust. The Cost of The Massive 20% Loss of Public Trust in the Military? Afghan Special Operations and Trauma in a Motel 6 PTSD, When You Walk in, and Your Children Automatically Leave Death By Identity Crisis Standing in a Closet With a Gun to His Head... The Veteran Suicide Crisis The Generosity of Scars The Intimate Connection of Live Theater, Leadership, and Healing PTSD The Power of Storytelling Curious to discover how tapping into the Anatomy of Meaning can #actualize your #business, #culture, #Leadership, and #tribe DovBaron.com  "Those Who Control Meaning for The Tribe, Also Control The Movement of That Tribe" #videopodcast #leadership #leadershipdevelopment #emotionsourcecode #neuroscience #emotional #meaning #emotional #logic #culture #curiosity #humanbehavior #purpose Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's good about live theatre? We dive in with the cast of Happy Birthday McKenna to find out the backstage happenings, the onstage process, auditioning, rehearsing, how Covid changed everything and what happens when the power goes completely out on show night. McKenna was my first new show in 19 years and to quote the character of Julie, 'We had a time.' So come have a time with us as the curtain rises for this brand new episode.

On this episode of Radio Guy Reflections I talk with Claire Beverly about radio news and traffic reporting. Her carrer path changed after reading a book.

This week the boys are joined by Caroline Dunn! Caroline is a NY based comedian and friend of the. pod. She cohosts a show called Lactaid that you can catch in 2023! Follow Caroline on Instagram @itscarolinedunn

After a few weeks of scheduling conflicts, Andrew and Jerry are back, and better than ever! They talk about this week's debate between Dr Oz and John Fetterman, and what Marvel villain Fetterman bears a striking resemblance to. But then they shift gears, and talk about both the concept of why Fetterman is unfit to serve as a senator, and the Democrats' slavish adherence to the surreality of the world.Andrew demonstrates why the claim that both political parties are being dominated by the extremes is nothing more than a myth, and how political science academics have made mainstream conservative values appear to be extreme, in the face of progressive extremism. Jerry talks about the problem of voters choosing flash over substance, and both raise a stinging rebuke of actions of Maryland Governor Larry Hogan in the 2022 midterm elections.Finally, Andrew and Jerry talk Halloween plans and entertainment. Jerry thinks he is done with Marvel, and they both decry the craziness of the DC universe. They talk about gender-bending in Live Theater, and Andrew talks about the Animaniacs.

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Ali Louis Bourzgi (Haled from The Band's Visit) joined Jeff Katz to talk about the show currently at The Altria Theater!

Randy Lopez, CEO of Ophelia's Jump, Executive Director of the Claremont Chamber of Commerce and one of the  most recognized folks in Claremont took a few moments to discuss OJP's new Shakespeare Summer Festival offering.  The show opens July 14, 2022  at the Sontag Theater in the heart of Claremont's Pomona College's stunning campus, and runs through July 24, 2022.Randy previews the Ophelia's Jump production of Shakespeare's "A Winter's Tale," and how it is being presented just as The Bard intended - outside, in an amphitheater, accessible to people to enjoy up close and involved.  He relates a bit about the history of the show, the first-rate actors and direction, amazing set design and the Green Show that comes before the main production (a tradition established in Elizabethan times).  His key point is to simply enjoy the show, be so close you almost feel a part of it, and experience live theater on a level that is found almost nowhere else.Beatriz Casagran - Founder, Artistic Director, and the real point person to contact at Ophelia's Jump - and Randy welcome and encourage everyone that has enjoyed the show in the past and those who are looking for a new experience to come out and enjoy a unique and memorable evening...and support local live theater in the bargain.   And - as always - if you happen to speak to Randy, Beatriz or anyone from OJP, please tell them how much you liked his interview on Claremont Speaks.============================Contact: Beatriz Casagran, Founding Artistic DirectorPhone: 909-734-6565Email:  info@opheliasjump.orgOn Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/opheliasjump/Ophelia's Jump Website - opheliasjump.orgOphelia's Jump on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/OpheliasJump

Don't be fooled by the title. We're still talking about Shakespeare. This time Hannah and Clare talk about the elements of tragedy and comedy, why the Lancasters had to look good in the histories, and what kind of play The Tempest is anyway.Support the show

Kim Malcolm talks with Seattle Times arts and culture reporter Jerald Pierce about his theatre picks for the weekend.

Yeraldy Media Network and All Eyes On Them Foundation Presents:The Cullen SistersKids PodcastingHelaina and Fia are the sister duo hosts of the Talky Talk Show. They are Actresses, Theater Performers, and Authors. They have been in commercials, movies, television, and live musical theater performances. Helaina and Fia enjoy the work of being on production sets. They also love the excitement of Live Theater and have performed on stage for thousands. Helaina and Fia have recently become Co-authors of the books Hey Love, Let's Journal Together which is a fun mother/daughter journaling book, and 30 Day Gratitude Journal: 30 Days of Celebrating Your Big and Small Moments which is a journal that kids can keep to practice gratitude daily.When Helaina and Fia are not working on projects, they are hanging out with friends, playing video games, and enjoying everyday life. They both love to travel. Helaina loves to write and has an entrepreneurial spirit. Fia's favorite subject in school is Language Arts and art. She is driven to succeed at whatever she puts her mind too. Visit them online at: HelainaCullen.com and FiaCullen.com#AllEyesOnThem#youth#kidpreneurship#kidpreneurs#kidspodcasting#interviews#livestreamingshowproducer#therealjesusortiz#yeraldymedianetwork    

In this Podcast we continue our coverage of https://www.indianfilmfestival.org with a look at the Spotlight on South Asia Shorts Program which will play Sunday, May 1, 2022 2:00 PM PDT Regal L.A. LIVE Theater 4. Visit Indian Film Festival for more information and to buy tickets. 00:04:35: 1978 1978 00:08:18: Bad Omen BAD OMEN 00:11:51: Moshari MOSHARI […]

President Biden is in Brussels today meeting with leaders of other NATO countries to discuss the war in Ukraine. The president talked about unity in the face of aggression by Vladimir Putin.   The president says there will be more sanctions hit against Russia and more humanitarian aid to Ukraine. We go In Depth into the Western response to the war.  The White House reportedly has put together a team to look into the possibilities of a nuclear or chemical attack on Ukraine.  We head back to Ukraine to talk to a man in Kyiv whose family was dealing with a COVID outbreak when the war started. Medicine suddenly became hard to find.  LA is shrinking. Not land-wise. It's still huge. But lots of people left the city and other big cities across the country during the height of the pandemic. We look into why.  Actor Tim Robbins from "Shawshank Redemption" and lots of other big movies is with us to talk theater, acting and politics. He started a live theater group and they're back now performing here in LA.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

President Biden is in Brussels today meeting with leaders of other NATO countries to discuss the war in Ukraine. The president talked about unity in the face of aggression by Vladimir Putin.  The president says there will be more sanctions hit against Russia and more humanitarian aid to Ukraine. We go In Depth into the Western response to the war. The White House reportedly has put together a team to look into the possibilities of a nuclear or chemical attack on Ukraine. We head back to Ukraine to talk to a man in Kyiv whose family was dealing with a COVID outbreak when the war started. Medicine suddenly became hard to find. LA is shrinking. Not land-wise. It's still huge. But lots of people left the city and other big cities across the country during the height of the pandemic. We look into why. Actor Tim Robbins from "Shawshank Redemption" and lots of other big movies is with us to talk theater, acting and politics. He started a live theater group and they're back now performing here in LA.   To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The fascinating story of how Oxford-based Creation Theatre managed to turn the Covid-19 pandemic to their advantage and produced 16 successful shows online, reaching new audiences but also meeting the needs of their existing audience. Host Will Francis chats with the theater's CEO & Creative Producer Lucy Askew to explore how they used new technology and marketing tools in truly innovative ways to put Shakespeare and other greats on the digital stage. The Ahead of the Game podcast is brought to you by the Digital Marketing Institute and is available on our website, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. Check out the DMI's extensive digital marketing library of ebooks, toolkits, podcasts, webinars, blogs, and more! Join for free today. And if you enjoyed this episode please leave a review so others can find us!

Virtual Arts New Play Festival uses Zoom to bring the newest and best plays live to audiences far and wide. Festival dates: February 25th-March 6th, 2022. The organizers discuss how the festival was born, its technical challenges, and plans for the future.

Live theater in the time of a pandemic is a challenge.  The Alabama Shakespeare Festival's Layne Holley and Troy University's Tori Lee Averett, who chairs the Dept. of Theatre and Dance, discuss how audiences are being served by live theater again, using safety precautions during the pandemic.

Hey friends,Our good friends Drew and Matty invited us out for a quadruple date as part of Arcade Comedy Theater's first "Date Night", and as our one of our rare post-pandemic shows it got us thinking about our improv "careers". Our favorite jokes, local comedians that we're particularly fond of, and what getting into improv has done for our lives (it's not a cult, we promise)Featuring: Bob Rudenborg, Jon MarekEditing: Jon MarekTheme: Brian Adams-Arcade Comedy Theater: https://www.arcadecomedytheater.com/Steel City Improv Theater: https://steelcityimprov.com/-Find Us Across the Web: https://www.thebutchandthebi.com/We Could Be Clowns: https://linktr.ee/wecouldbeclownsJon's Links: https://linktr.ee/jonklobsterBob's Links: https://linktr.ee/asmallfrogartA Pickle Lane Productionshttps://www.picklelaneproductions.com/

What do Beyonce and Steve Wonder have in common? David Riemer of course. We'll explain at 1pm EST today as we celebrate David's book, “Get your Startup Story Straight.” We'll also discuss Live Theater and its future (which hopefully it does), as well as storytelling and national narratives playing out in the country right now Have any questions David or just want a shoutout on air? You can potentially ask your question live or get a shoutout using $JAFFE coins which you can purchase via my creator coin link: rally.io/creator/JAFFE I've “stealthily” launched my discord server. I'll be slow burn building it in parallel with you. Join at bit.ly/notfamousdiscord I'll also be giving away $JAFFE coins every episode to viewers who tune in live. Purchase an “access” NFT (while stocks last – lol) and by buying this limited-edition art, you'll get an e-book, access to pre-tapings, special shows AND locked channels on my discord server. Find out at nft.rally.io/jaffejuice Watch full episodes at youtube.com/c/josephjaffeisnotfamous. Subscribe at bit.ly/subscribetotheshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Finn is the founder of VR, AR and video game production company Chicken Waffle (creator of VR games including Baby Hands and Shadow of Valhalla); co-founder of virtual music concert company The Wave XR; and VR-based comedy club Failed to Render. I caught up with Finn before he headed down to Art Basel Miami where he planned to show off some of his work in metaverse art. This conversation covers a lot of ground: we cover how far virtual reality (VR) has come in the last few years, and the opportunities as it expands into AR and new hardware like smartglasses (e.g., Snap Spectacles)--and then get into some of the new experiences that involve art, music and even comedy. We talk about video games, and applications for the blockchain and NFTs to support creators across this ecosystem. This is a conversation I know you'll enjoy if you are intrigued by any of these topics.

Two Events down, one to go. The Harvest Festival is coming to an end, as only Daisy's Show remains. How will our heroes cope with the pressures...of Live Theater? Once the curtain is drawn, Daisy's Father gives Daisy an impossible choice...well... not impossible, just super duper inconvenient and bloody. Meanwhile, Rufus returns with info about this so called "Sammy Realm Destroyer", and sheds some light on his true identity. Afterwards, Rufus, Sanguine and Mogwai discuss...contingencies. Sanguine plots ways to ensure the safety of herself and her loved ones. Mogwai tries one last time to open the door to Mary's heart, and finds a window. Daisy basks in the glow of his public, weighs the disastrous options presented to him, and has some Father Son "Bonding" with Bandon. Stay Tuned till the end of the episode for our special Epilogues! Cover art by Alexandra Goodrich Additional music provided by: -Thor Speeler @Heq on Spotify -Rebecca Kelly @stolenflamingo on Instagram and YouTube -Ryan Mull @mullymadeit on Instagram -Davis Andrews on YouTube -Monument Studios Our Cast: Flying Gorilla GOd - Garrett Mitchell Sanguine - Alexandra Goodrich Daisy Duke Realm Destroyer - Naheem Mitchell Mogwai Emurk - Justin Conway Find more of our stuff on Instagram @brain.cake.yt Additional Music: 20 Sides Happy Beat by Thor Speeler Master of the Feast by Kevin Macleod Ancient Heroes by Cylnos We've Got Company by Davis Andrews Superhero to the Rescue by Purecomposition Beyond the Warrior by Guifrog 20 Sides Interlude by Rebecca Kelly Fairytale Waltz by Kevin Macleod Emurk Determination by Davis Andrews Banana Moonshine by Dan-O Adventure Soundtrack by Andries de Haan Call to Adventure by Kevin Macleod Creepy Piano Loop by Jm Scherf Sanguine Written By Alexandra Goodrich, Produced by Davis Andrews Gorgoroth by Davis Andrews

In this episode, I talk to TJ Davis of the Pickleville Playhouse in Garden City, Utah. TJ and his family founded and run the Pickleville Playhouse and TJ writes for, and acts in, the plays and deals with the business side of the Playhouse and the Pickleville brand. We talk about how TJ came to be involved in the family business (hint: it wasn't in his first or second plan), the growth of Pickleville, Garden City, and Bear Lake, and the joys and challenges of live theater in a rural community. We end, as always, with the Road Trip Music Question. 

With restrictions eased, theaters from Broadway to Boston pledge that productions will be back on stage by the fall. But exactly what that looks like for audiences and actors is still being figured out. Ally talks with Broadway actress and South Shore native Mary Callanan and Zoe Bradford, co-founder of Norwell's Company Theatre.

Today we sit down and talk to Fire and Light students Bekah Guntle, Scotty Frank and Promise Forti, and director, Lorraine Knox, about the 3 fabulous Fire and Life shows performing over the next 3 week-ends!Frozen Jr.-  May 6-8Little Women - May 13-15It's A Wonderful Life - May 20-22All performances will be held at:Life  Community Church428 S Oak St Bluffton, IN 46714 (It's really "just down the road a bit"!)These are all  terrific stories with marvelously talented kids, amazing sets and  grand costumes  - you really don't want to miss this wonderful opportunity for great family entertainment!Click HERE to order tickets!Click HERE for a full review of the Fire and Light program!To contact us: email at fortifyblog@gmail.comFacebook page: https://www.facebook.com/getfortifyedIf you like the content you are hearing, we'd really appreciate it if you would leave us a positive rating up at iTunes!  or wherever you listen. That just helps more people find us so that they can hear the content, too!Thank you so much! 

 The no Focus Radio Hour Ep 67: "I had a Steve Urkel art set."The cast discusses:Jaleel White and Purple UrkelCSI: Family MattersBennigans is back and its huge in the Middle EastThe Tower Theater debacle is happening - This time we wonder - who has a say what happens to the building?Could "Face Naked" be a problem? - editors note - Don't Google thatwww.TheGoodNewsNetwork.com A man who was robbed wants to give the robber a jobDo "Pay It Forward" loops actually pay it forward?Don Schlicks Polls: What would make Fresno Better?A massive Fresno hemp shipment goes across state linesMarty takes a weed gummyEntertainment Picks! Live Theater is backSasquatch on Hulu, The Serpent on NetflixMichael Keaton is Batman!www.NoFocusRadio.com@NoFocusRadioSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/no-focus-radio/exclusive-content

Kiira Benzing's Loveseat was an ambitious fusion of live theater performance with VR technologies that premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2019. They performed live for the audience in Venice while wearing VR headets as their performances were simultaneously broadcast within the virtual reality environment of High Fidelity (back when they still had VR components before their pivot to spatial audio).

Cell phones during a live theater performance?? Cheat Day Friday, Celebrity D-Bags & Gooper Scoopers.