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After an informative 45-day trial run, the Department of the Navy is getting set to expand its rollout of emerging AI capabilities for sailors, Marines and civilians to speedily adopt in support of their daily operations — via its new DoN GPT tool. Jacob Glassman, who serves as senior technical advisor to the assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition, told DefenseScoop Thursday that this is a new way for the Navy to rapidly innovate and rapidly prototype. GenAI encompasses the field of still-maturing technologies that can process huge volumes of data and perform increasingly “intelligent” tasks — like recognizing speech or producing human-like media and code based on human prompts. These capabilities are pushing the boundaries of what existing tech can achieve. Still, according to Glassman, the Navy has historically “struggled with AI adoption.” Amazon has received federal authorizations that allow Anthropic's Claude and Meta's Llama AI models to be used within high-sensitivity government computing environments, the company's cloud computing division announced Wednesday. The company has achieved FedRAMP “High” authorization as well as at the Defense Department's Impact Levels 4 and 5 for use of the two foundation models in AWS GovCloud, its government cloud environment, according to a blog post by Liz Martin, Department of Defense director at Amazon Web Services. That means it's met the security requirements needed for the AI models to be used with some of the government's most sensitive civilian and military information, and per Martin, it's the first cloud provider to receive that level of authorization for Claude and Llama. The Daily Scoop Podcast is available every Monday-Friday afternoon. If you want to hear more of the latest from Washington, subscribe to The Daily Scoop Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify and YouTube.
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Struggling with performing for God's love? In this raw conversation with pastor's wife Liz Martin, discover how to break free from performance-based faith and embrace your true identity in Christ. In this episode, you'll learn: How "daddy issues" with earthly fathers impact our relationship with our Heavenly Father The difference between confidence and HOLY confidence Why God whispered "I don't love you because you DO, but because you ARE" How spiritual warfare intensifies before women's speaking events (and what to do about it) The "do it again" power of sharing your testimony Liz shares her powerful testimony of healing after childhood trauma with an addicted father, finding freedom from achievement addiction, and discovering that wearing the crown God placed on you wins over performing for His approval. If you're a Christian woman speaker, leader, or in ministry battling performance pressure, this episode will transform how you see yourself and step into your God-given platform with holy confidence. Guest Bio: Liz Martin is a pastor's wife, homeschool mom, women's ministry director, and wedding coordinator in Wilmer, Minnesota. Her ministry focuses on helping women understand their inheritance as daughters of the King. Resources Mentioned: FREE HEIR Magazine: willmarag.org/heir Belonging Women Ministry (Wilmer AG Church) Stonewall Farms Events [Listen now to discover your true identity in Christ and step into holy confidence!] Increase your ROTI (Return on Time Invested in your business): https://redeemhertime.com/landing/conference/ Ready to align your faith, appearance, and platform presence? Here's how we can continue the conversation:
Hello Tribe and welcome back.Liz Martin is the author of the critically acclaimed bookStill Standing and our very special guest today.Born in the Liberties, Dublin in 1967, Liz went to the Holy Faith Convent school in The Coombe. From a very early age she knew the importance of education and was often found tucked away in Kevin Street library with her nose in a book. At age 19, a letter arrived from Mountjoy Prison from Liz's then boyfriend letting her know he had tested HIV positive. It is a difficult relationship but it was hard to leave. However, in 1991, she found the courage to finally leave Dublin and with the help of Women's Aid Liz settles down in a house with a barn in a rural part of County Galway. Liz and the children are happy. During winter that year, Liz becomes ill and asks her GP to do a HIV antibody test. The results come back positive. Her world falls apart once more as one by one her children are tested until it comes to her new born baby. The GP calls him a “miracle baby” as he too returns with a negative result. Liz reaches out toAIDS WEST, a support organisation. She joins a peer support group and finds other positive friends. Liz shares here incredible story of strength, resilience, and triumph in the face of adversity during this episode. Love,Veda and Robbie.Poz Vibe Podcast is a Veda Lady and Robbie Lawlor production.Big thanks to our sponsors Dublin Pride who make this series possible. We'd also like to thank The Boiler House, Man 2 Man, Gay Health Network and The George for all their help and support.Episodes are produced by Veda and Robbie with production assistance and editing by Esther O'Moore Donohoe. Artwork, social media assets and merch all created by the fragrantLavender The Queen.
How far have we come in the fight against HIV in Ireland? To mark World AIDS Day, a powerful new documentary, ‘Memorial – The Story of HIV/AIDS in Ireland', will be airing this Thursday on RTÉ. This documentary takes a deep dive into the impact of the HIV/AIDS crisis on Irish society, telling the stories of those who lived through it, and the newly unveiled AIDS Memorial at Phoenix Park.To tell more, Seán is joined by Liz Martin, HIV Survivor and Advocate…
How far have we come in the fight against HIV in Ireland? To mark World AIDS Day, a powerful new documentary, ‘Memorial – The Story of HIV/AIDS in Ireland', will be airing this Thursday on RTÉ. This documentary takes a deep dive into the impact of the HIV/AIDS crisis on Irish society, telling the stories of those who lived through it, and the newly unveiled AIDS Memorial at Phoenix Park.To tell more, Seán is joined by Liz Martin, HIV Survivor and Advocate…
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Liz Martin from Dragos and Blake Benson from ABS Group are joining to talk through the latest Maritime Executive Order. Ben discusses an EU court decision on encryption. Dave's got the story of the FBI using mobile device push notifications to track down bad guys. While this show covers legal topics, and Ben is a lawyer, the views expressed do not constitute legal advice. For official legal advice on any of the topics we cover, please contact your attorney. Please take a moment to fill out an audience survey! Let us know how we are doing! Links to the stories: European court favors strong encryption, calling it key to privacy rights The FBI's new tactic: Catching suspects with push alerts Caveat Briefing A companion weekly newsletter is available CyberWire Pro members on the CyberWire's website. If you are a member, make sure you subscribe to receive our weekly wrap-up of privacy, policy, and research news, focused on incidents, techniques, tips, compliance, rights, trends, threats, policy, and influence ops delivered to you inbox each Thursday. Got a question you'd like us to answer on our show? You can send your audio file to caveat@thecyberwire.com. Hope to hear from you.
"Just because someone is good at coding doesn't mean they are going to be a good technical leader" Liz Martin-Strong is a Professional Services Director at Effectual. In this episode she talks about what it takes to be a good software engineer, a good software engineering manager, AND a good manager overall. Resources: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lizmartin4/ https://www.effectual.com/ Intro music attribution: Artist - MaxKoMusic
We have Liz Martin -BSW, the Founder of Empower the Talk back by popular demand and she is shifting the narrative around sex and empowering you to embrace pleasure as your birthright. Plus 3 ways to up-level your vibe ;) Join us for Part TWO right now! Learn more about Liz Martin right HERE. Get your own "Couples Journal" so you can connect or reconnect through vulnerable conversations that will enhance your intimacy. Good Vibes will for sure boost your confidence! PS. Shop all Empower the Talk Products right here!
We have Liz Martin -BSW, the Founder of Empower the Talk back by popular demand and she will shift your view on learning the life skill of consent, myths about the have the sex talk, and and the biggest tool that will keep your kids safer. Join us for Part one right now! Learn more about Liz Martin right HERE. Get details for her "Sex talks with Kids" mini course! Be sure to subscribe so you see Part 2 drop. It's good Vibes only that will for sure boost your confidence!
Liz Martin OAM with a bit of trucking history. Gina Jeffreys and Tanya Kernaghan highlights and Taylor Moss to take us out as well as News and Something To Talk About.
In todays episode Heather chats it up with the Founder of Empower the Talk, Certified Sex educator & Sex positive parenting Coach Liz Martin, BSW. Liz will have you feeling empowered and ready to heal your own story around sex, be it trauma or how you were raised. Liz also helps you redefine what sex, intamcy, and pleasure mean for you.Here are the LINKS you gotta have to get in touch, work with, or follow Liz... cause lets face it, you WILL want to after hearing this episode! Follow Liz on Facebook - TikTok - Instagram Reach out to her on her website to set up your own clarity call too! Show notes:EPS: 03 How to Grow old Together with Rachel Elder
In this final episode of the master class with RéVive Skincare, Dr Brown is joined by his Product Development lead, Liz Martin for a deep dive into the formulation of the products that have created the foundation of this industry acclaimed line. Liz discusses the fundamentals of formulation such as ingredients, their purpose in the products RéVive creates and much more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skincareanarchy/message
Can a credit union with nearly 500,000 members and $9 billion in assets still authentically serve its local community? As consolidation trends continue and asset size is increasingly seen as a key indicator of success, it's important to reflect on how these evolving trends impact the cooperative principles and the credit union difference. Liz Martin, Vice President of Marketing at OnPoint Community Credit Union (a PixelSpoke client), believes that when growth is rooted in a clear WHY, it can exist in tandem with a strong community focus. She joins us to talk about how OnPoint has grown while still honoring its history as a cooperative founded for teachers, why “branch deserts” motivated them to dramatically expand their branch footprint in 2021, and how to create a personalized and hyper-local experience across digital and in-person channels. This month's BIG Question: How can credit unions grow in a sustainable and intentional way while still staying true to their local roots?
Liz Martin is a 2013 Buchanan Grad, the founder of Bike Buchanan, and an influential young leader in our town. We talk about growing up on Madron Lake Road, exploring the woods and water of SW Michigan, and leaving home to discover a new world of possibilities at Michigan State University. We also talk about how Liz's natural curiosity led her to a career in the field of UX (User Experience) and how this experience drives many other aspects of her life. Liz explains the origins of Bike Buchanan and its growth over the last 5 years, including her partnership with River Saint Joe and the Buchanan Community Schools physical education program. Liz Martin is an "includer and encourager" and she has a great story to share, one that is just starting to unfold. This episode is sponsored by River of Life Yoga, a small town studio located in the heart of downtown Buchanan. If you like our content and want to hear more episodes, simply click on the “Buy Me a Coffee” link in the episode description to make a $3 donation. buymeacoffee.com/folksbackhomeSupport the show
Bruce has always been in awe of Liz Martin ever since he read about her and the National Road Transport Museum Hall of Fame in Alice Springs. She was at the helm of the Hall for 25 years where she managed the day to day running's, volunteers and spectacular reunions that were recognised worldwide. But his admiration for Liz also extends to her single handed research and recording of our outback pioneers history which lead to her cataloguing as many road transport icons as she could. She still does it better than anybody to this day and it's our absolute pleasure to have Liz on Copy Southbound.
Today we have The Mama PT, Liz Martin, Doctor of Physical Therapy on the show today! Liz joins me on the show and dishes all the dirt on what a pelvic floor PT does, who it's for, how to get the most out of it and MORE! Liz empowers women to be educated consumers of healthcare services so today she breaks down how to do that here in this show. We talk about pain, nursing, exercise mindset, scar massage, surgery, symptoms and health conditions that benefit from pelvic PT, what to do if you have a bad experience and more!! You can follow Liz on Instagram @themamapt and find a pelvic floor PT by heading here: https://pelvicrehab.com
From club collaborations to her own atmospheric folk music, Liz Martin has been putting out memorable music for a couple of decades now. She's one of the artists featured in the Sydney Opera House's Liminal series, a collection of live concerts being streamed online now, and is the Interim CEO of Accessible Arts NSW In the Drawing Room, Liz talks about performing to an empty room and the lessons the pandemic has taught her about online accessibility.
From club collaborations to her own atmospheric folk music, Liz Martin has been putting out memorable music for a couple of decades now. She's one of the artists featured in the Sydney Opera House's Liminal series, a collection of live concerts being streamed online now, and is the Interim CEO of Accessible Arts NSW In the Drawing Room, Liz talks about performing to an empty room and the lessons the pandemic has taught her about online accessibility.
Liz Martin's son and daughter in-law had a healthy pregnancy. When the contractions started, they went to hospital to deliver their baby, but when they got to the hospital, there was no heartbeat. In this episode of the podcast, we talk about the grief of having a stillborn and the effects it has on the family. We talk about the strength to keep going and hope for the joy of creating a family. Martika's ResourcesWebsite: https://grievewithease.comEmail: grievewithease@gmail.com Be sure to rate, review & subscribe! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/grievewitheasepodcast)
The Solutionaries are excited and honored to have their good friend and Automotive Super Star, Liz Martin in the Cafe. Liz is a marketer from the inside out. She is known as an influential, opinionated and effective for her clients. Liz says, "Dealership Toolkit and its people hold a special place in my heart. I know a lot of hard work and hours go into a marketing company. People in our business are never not on the clock." Before Dealership Toolkit, Liz worked as a VP of Marketing with Team Velocity and Level 5 Adverstising, CMO/GM of Miller Auto Group and Sales Manager at ClearChannel Communications. But most important, Liz Martin is a Certified Solutionary and we are so lucky to call a friend too. Enjoy 2nd Part Of This Strong #5Liner. Let's Brew!
The Solutionaries are excited and honored to have their good friend and Automotive Super Star, Liz Martin in the Cafe. Liz is a marketer from the inside out. She is known as an influential, opinionated and effective for her clients. Liz says, "Dealership Toolkit and its people hold a special place in my heart. I know a lot of hard work and hours go into a marketing company. People in our business are never not on the clock." Before Dealership Toolkit, Liz worked as a VP of Marketing with Team Velocity and Level 5 Adverstising, CMO/GM of Miller Auto Group and Sales Manager at ClearChannel Communications. But most important, Liz Martin is a Certified Solutionary and we are so lucky to call a friend too. Enjoy Part 1 Of This Strong #5Liner. Let's Brew.
September is #RecoveryMonth - a whole month dedicated to celebrating the gains made by those in recovery from addiction.Addiction does not just harm the person that is directly affected - the families and loved ones are often also left traumatised. This week in Trauma Thrivers we talk about the impact of addiction and trauma on the family. This week I'm joined by Melanie Curtis, Victoria Seed, and Liz Martin as we discuss addiction, how it affects the family, and share our insights and most importantly, how you can help! To listen to more interviews like this, join my Facebook Group:www.facebook.com/groups/traumathrivers
Today we bring you a conversation featuring the lovely Liz Martin and the fabulous Mandy Plumb.We discuss assertiveness and how you can improve your own!Much love and I hope you enjoy it!
Liz Peña, owner of Liz Martin Company, discusses being a 5th generation healer, becoming aware of her psychic gifts at a very young age, connecting with her spirit guides, her love of mentoring and helping people, and the guidance she received to bring like-minded individuals together for her Angel Light Psychic and Healing Fair next month on August 21.
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A Pittsburgh native, Liz Martin has been a member of the local stand up scene since 2019. In addition to comedy, Liz studies marketing full time at the University of Pittsburgh, while also working as a patient care rep at a medical marijuana dispensary. In addition, Liz Martin coaches and performs with her all-star competitive cheerleading program, winning dozens of national and world championship titles over the last 15 years. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inquizative-minds/support
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In this Episode of Mostly Automotive Marketing with Matt Wilson we discuss the process of getting creative approved by the dealer. Is it easier to take the path of least resistance or stand behind a data driven creative concept that the dealer pushed back on? The topic was raised on LinkedIN by Liz Martin, COO at Dealership Toolkit – she joins Matt to discuss. Mostly Automotive Marketing with Matt Wilson is a bi-weekly-ish podcast all about Automotive Marketing. Mostly. You can listen and download on any major podcast platform including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and Anchor. ‘Like’ us on Facebook @MostlyAutomotiveMarketingwithMatt Wilson and follow Matt on twitter @MarketingMattW.
Kuba and Liz Martin join the podcast for Roomies! Episode 1. We talk about dating apps, Hamilton, old magazines, and weird news!
Reopening Delaware segments from The Rick Jensen Show - Liz Martin owns Noche Azul Spa in North Wilmington. Ricks asks what she'd like to say to Governor Carney and she goes from "Hello" to "Awesome Lobbyist" in seconds.
Liz Martin is the founder of The Charleston Weekender & co-founder of Cannonborough Collective. Everything got started in November 2015 as an online blog and shop designed to give you weekend feels all week long. What's better than living every day like it's the weekend!? Liz has done a little dabbling in A LOT of things along her crazy entrepreneurial journey- from speech therapy to interior decorating to opening a brick and mortar store in 2017. She loves sharing the knowledge she has learned along the way with other bosses that are on their own entrepreneurial path! In 2017, Liz began speaking at conferences and for small groups. Hopefully you'll find that the Charleston Weekender products and blog (everything from entrepreneur tips to travel posts) help you make every day feel a little more like the weekend!
On this week's episode, Kayley and Andrew are joined again by Lizzie Martin who spills the tea on the ongoing beef between Kanye West and Taylor Swift. Other Topics include Shitting your pants, Yoga, and Frankly too much masturbation.Intro/Outro music provided by Ribbons @RealRibbons on twitterFollow the pod across platforms:@BestEnemiesPodEmail us at: BestEnemiesPod@gmail.comFollow your hosts: @AndrewHilaryusand @KayleyAnn13
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In this week's episode, Kayley tells Andrew and our guest Liz Martin about the tea that's been spilling between Meghan Markle and the British Royal family. Other topics include Robert Pattinson, Cheerleading Grudges, and the 8% of women who are physically unable to achieve orgasm.Intro/Outro music provided by Ribbons @RealRibbons on twitterFollow the pod across platforms:@BestEnemiesPodEmail us at: BestEnemiesPod@gmail.comFollow your hosts: @AndrewHilaryusand @KayleyAnn13Follow our guest:@Lizzie__Martiin
Liz Martin grew up as a mountain girl in Fairview, NC. She went to NC State and then grad school at UNC for speech pathology. After getting tired of speech pathology becoming about the money instead of really helping people, Liz started leaning into her creative side. Her friends loved her style, so one by […]
In this episode, we meet Liz Tinkham, a career-long consultant who describes herself as “pre-tired.” After graduating from Ohio State with a degree in aerospace engineering, Liz worked as a consultant for over thirty years at Accenture. She is a professor at the University of Washington Michael G. Foster School of Business and serves on the boards of several non-profit and for-profit companies. In this interview, Liz shares actionable things she does each week to stay in touch and current, her biggest piece of advice, and how she dealt with a difficult time in her career. Liz reflects on the most challenging point in her career; after taking the lead on a project that failed “miserably,” she took some time off to regroup. She shares her advice for diving back in full force, what she would have done differently, and what she means when she says she’s like an orange in a bowl of apples. Connect with Liz on LinkedIn, or follow her on Twitter @LizTinkham. You can read her piece “Last Day at Accenture – Letter to Liz Martin,” which has been viewed over 80,000 times, here. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/last-day-accenture-letter-liz-martin-liz-tinkham/
Liz Martin, Emma Tautolo, & Craig St. John
Liz Martin, Emma Tautolo, & Craig St. John
Liz Martin, Emma Tautolo, Holly Butler, Luke 8:40-56
Liz Martin, Emma Tautolo, Holly Butler, Luke 8:40-56
Caitlin Anderson, Deana Rogers, Liz Martin
Caitlin Anderson, Deana Rogers, Liz Martin
FOR almost 30 years now Liz Martin has been the driving force behind the national road transport hall of fame museum in Alice Springs. More recently she’s been trying to take more of a back seat, and focus on other interests, but after a recent community forum meeting in Alice Springs cast aspersions on her work there, she spoke to Big Rigs editor James Graham for this year’s final Big Rigs Podcast to give her side of the story. This week we also speak to NSW truckie Mike Williams, who had a recent heart attack scare while driving a chemical tanker in North Queensland. He speaks about that frightening experience, and shares his health message to other drivers who may be ignoring the warning signs. And to cap it all off, we’ve got Gary Williams’ tribute to Slim Dusty to share with you, as well as a tribute that our host Graham Harsant (better known as Kermie) wrote about Santa a few years back to get you into the spirit of the Christmas season. Make sure you tune in!
Greg Lindsay, AC Alivizatos, and Liz Martin, Daniel 4
Greg Lindsay, AC Alivizatos, and Liz Martin, Daniel 4
Over 50 million Americans have arthritis, making it the number one cause of disability in the country. That means 1 in every 5 adults, 300,000 children and countless families. These numbers are only going to keep growing—unless we take a stand. The first steps in conquering arthritis are learning the facts, understanding your condition and knowing that help is by your side.
Liz Martin just wanted to get her girls' hair brushed without the struggle. Inspiration struck, and she created a product that helps moms all over the world with that same problem. It also allowed Liz to dream bigger and to accomplish some of her own goals. This conversation will inspire you to go for the things you want to do.For Show Notes and other great resources, visit: momswhoknowpodcast.comTo Follow Liz and get more info on Tangle Pets, visit: https://www.facebook.com/tanglepets/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
An insurance sale is the toughest sale there is to make. No one knows that better than Liz Martin, who has been selling insurance for over 22 years as the owner and president of Martin Insurance Agency. She's sold every line of insurance business possible to small entrepreneurial companies to large organizations. She's looking out for your risk, and whatever it is - she and her team can handle it.
Liz Martin worked at Bayer Pharmaceuticals when her father, when his health was failing, asked her to take over the family wine and spirits business. Confronted with her family legacy, she took over a company in an industry that she knew nothing about. This episode covers Liz's story and walks through what it's like to run a small business in a recently disrupted industry and in one of the toughest business environments, Manhattan.
058 Liz Martin—General Federation of Women’s Clubs Changing the Power of One to Power to the Nth Degree Liz Martin believes in the power of people—especially women—joining together to make a difference in their community. But she’s also discovered how one person, using her specific skills, can make that power even greater. When Liz joined the Brentwood/Franklin Woman's Service Club she found much more than she expected. As a part of the international General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC), her local club is one of the nearly 3,000 (combined membership of 80,000) working independently and together on significant issues, including supporting the arts, preserving natural resources, advancing education, promoting healthy lifestyles, encouraging civic involvement, and working toward world peace and understanding. The mission and history of GFWC attracted her to the club. She has stayed for more than a decade because of the benefits: She has met great people she might not have otherwise, expanded her knowledge of her community and of important national and international issues, and participated in specific projects locally and beyond. As club members got to know Liz, she was asked to be the treasurer. No problem! She definitely had the skills. Liz’s career was as a financial planner. Taking on the job was a way for this one person to give back. But she quickly discovered a new challenge: bringing their financial systems into the 21st century in terms of bookkeeping, computerization, and taking advantage of investment opportunities that would grow the organization’s dollars and consequently its potential for more good. Actually, that was the easy part, according to Liz. The bigger challenge was to change the thinking of the group from “we don’t want to lose any money” to “we can safely grow the money.” Fortunately, Liz’s years of helping individuals and families make that same transition to success have paid off, enabling the club members to greatly increase their impact on projects and issues they are passionate about. One person—investing heart, time, energy, and skill—joining with others of like mind and commitment changes the power of one to power to the nth degree! For more about the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, visit gfwc.org. To learn more about the Brentwood/Franklin Woman's Service Club, go to bwctn.net.
Your enjoyment of Clue: The Musical, now running at Napa’s Lucky Penny Community Arts Center, may be wholly dependent on two factors – 1.) Your familiarity with and affection for the classic board game upon which it is based and 2.) Your familiarity with and affection for the performing artists involved. Both of those will go a long way in getting you through the show which, though cast with top comedic talent, suffers from a weak script and unimaginative score. First produced in Baltimore in 1995, it opened off-Broadway in 1997 and closed after a scant 29 performances. Despite its lack of success, the show has become a staple of community theatre, no doubt playing off the goodwill and sense of nostalgia that many people have for childhood amusements. That goodwill is tested. It is, in essence, an evening of murder mystery dinner theatre, albeit without the dinner. You get fourteen songs instead. The show opens with Mr. Boddy (a jaunty Barry Martin) gleefully admitting to his eventual murder and facilitating the audience’s selection of perpetrator, location and weapon. Clues are revealed throughout the evening and audience members who wish to “play” are given clue sheets with which to deduce the answers to the mystery. There are apparently 216 possible solutions to the crime which no doubt created an interesting challenge for the cast. And what a cast it is that director Taylor Bartolucci has gathered. The suspects are of course Mrs. Peacock (Daniela Innocenti Beem), Professor Plum (Tim Setzer), Miss Scarlett (Danielle Debow), Colonel Mustard (Larry Williams), Mrs. White (Phillip Percy Williams), and Mr. Green (Michael Scott Wells). They’re joined by the aforementioned Mr. Boddy and a second-act detective (Heather Buck). It’s a shame that a cast this talented and who are proven laugh-getters aren’t given much with which to work. Not that they don’t try. What laughs there are in the script and songs (and there are a couple) are amplified by the terrific comedic skills of the cast. Beem’s cabaret experience pays off as Mrs. Peacock works the audience from her grand entrance to exit. Her big number, “Once a Widow”, may be the show’s musical highlight. Williams is fun as the festooned Colonel Mustard. Setzer’s constipated Professor Plum is almost over-shadowed by his pomegranate pants. Philip Percy Williams also works the audience – both vocally and physically - as Mrs. White but his choice of accent sometimes made his song lyrics unintelligible. Wells’ shady Mr. Green and Daniel Debow’s lounge lizard-ette Miss Scarlett play well off of (and with) each other. Credit should be given to Staci Arriaga for some creative choreography and for managing to make pretty effective use of the limited stage space. Musical Director Craig Burdette and his band did what they could with a lackluster score. The set/prop design (also by Bartolucci) and costuming (Liz Martin and Liesl Seitz Buchbinder) do evoke the original game elements. Clue: The Musical isn’t terrible - it couldn’t be with all the talent involved – but it isn’t very good either. The term “middling” comes to mind. People who attend expecting something like the 1985 cult film starring Tim Curry are likely to be disappointed. (Interestingly, there is a new non-musical theatrical adaptation of the film which just premiered last month.) So, if it’s not the cast and it’s not the directors and it’s not the designers at fault, who’s responsible for this theatrical misdemeanor? In the vernacular of the game: The writers. In the theater. With this script. Clue: The Musical plays Thursdays through Sundays through June 18 at Napa’s Lucky Penny Community Arts Center. For more information, go to luckypennynapa.com
Subscribe on iTunes: j.mp/subscribetodimo Follow me on Twitter: j.mp/followdimo Like my page: j.mp/likedimo Youtube channel: http://j.mp/1CnpBsH The new 60 minutes of groovy beats mixed by myself were aired as Imoressive Sounds Guestmix on Radio Nova. Including tracks by DZ, Kwabs, Curtis Gabriel, Gorgon City, AS I AM and many more. My newest remix for Max Olsen, Alex Berrimor feat Liz Martin is a part of it as well. Enjoy listening and don’t forget to subscribe and follow me on the social networks for more and more of my stuff! Stay tuned for the next one!
Subscribe on iTunes: j.mp/subscribetodimo Follow me on Twitter: j.mp/followdimo Like my page: j.mp/likedimo Youtube channel: http://j.mp/1CnpBsH The new 60 minutes of groovy beats mixed by myself were aired as Imoressive Sounds Guestmix on Radio Nova. Including tracks by DZ, Kwabs, Curtis Gabriel, Gorgon City, AS I AM and many more. My newest remix for Max Olsen, Alex Berrimor feat Liz Martin is a part of it as well. Enjoy listening and don’t forget to subscribe and follow me on the social networks for more and more of my stuff! Stay tuned for the next one!
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