Podcasts about london cabaret awards

Season 5, Episode 09 of What's the Tease features guest, Lilly SnatchDragon. It's common knowledge that Lilly loves long walks on the beach and British passports ;). So I rang her up to find out how the 2015 "Best Newcomer" at the London Cabaret Awards came to be and where she's going.

We chat about QX Awards. All Together Now. X factor. Arts Ed. Drag Race. London Cabaret Awards. Prides Got Talent. Drag Idol. Royal Vauxhall Tavern. Ipswich Regent Theatre. Sarah Louise-Young. Kieth Ramsay. Joe Sugg. ‪Michael Twaits. Adam Garcia. ‪Hannah Spearritt. Gavin Ashbarry. Steph Parry. Victoria Wood. ‪Michael Roulston. ‬Jordan Clarke.

It's awards season! Rosie gets all the juicy gossip from the man behind it all, Paul L Martin... discussion topics this week are: Leaving the Barge, Sticking With Performance; Madame Jojo's (RIP); Going Up Against Big Money; Tiers of Cabaret; Where's the Middle Gone?; Performance Persona Development; Getting Rid of the Script; Panto!; AWARDS!; The Journey of the Ceremony; The Oscars; Raising the Bar; No Apologies, Not Perfect; Panel Selection; Hard Decisions; Transparency and Feedback; People *do* Care!; We Want Your Feedback; When Judges Are Selected; Odd Choices; Biggest Doofus Award; Songbook VS Cabaret; The Explosion of Drag; LCA Tickets - Increasing Accessibility; The People Who Should Be There Can Afford It; Cabaret Convention.About Paul:Paul L Martin is the director of entertainment agency Excess All Areas and founder of the London Cabaret Awards.  An award-winning performer in his own right, he has worked in the industry for over 20 years as an actor, singer, producer, promoter and agent.  He has appeared as a TV talent show judge on Sky TV and created the role of Philip Salon for the Boy George musical TABOO.   Paul has shared stages with Matt Lucas, Elton John, Dame Edna, Cleo Laine and Sheryl Crow.  He teaches regularly on the art of cabaret - most noticeably with the Singers’ Cabaret Workshop  - as well as in drama schools across the country.  Paul has also written many articles and contributed to reference books on the art of cabaret.  In Time Out’s 40th birthday edition Paul was recognised for ‘his unwavering dedication to our musical and cabaret scene’; In 2006 The Stage called him ‘A King of Cabaret’ and in 2012 he was awarded the ‘Best Producer – Cabaret’ award by fringereport. There is practically nothing Paul doesn't do, and quite frankly I have no idea how he ever sleeps.Website: www.paullmartin.comTwitter: @PaulLMartinsaysTickets to all the shows: http://www.paullmartin.com/tickets.htmExcess All Areas: http://www.excessallareas.co.uk/London Cabaret Awards: http://www.londoncabaretawards.co.uk/http://ia601502.us.archive.org/7/items/RKVB27CabaretAwards/RKVB%2027%20-%20Cabaret%20Awards%20Final.mp3

                Paul L Martin and Rosie sit down for a chat about all things deliciously different. This week's topics include: Being precocious; drama school drama; picking yourself up again; proving yourself; cheese dipped in mayonnaise; gaining perspective; finding your spiritual home; finding your other spiritual home; cafe connections; drag, diamonds and dirt; the darkness behind the glitter; sparkle & sawdust; being an agent; the Battersea Barge; what's on the agenda next...  http://ia902308.us.archive.org/24/items/RKVB07PaulLMartin/RKVB%2007%20-%20Paul%20L%20Martin.mp3About Paul:Paul L Martin is the director of entertainment agency Excess All Areas and founder of the London Cabaret Awards.  An award-winning performer in his own right, he has worked in the industry for over 20 years as an actor, singer, producer, promoter and agent.  He has appeared as a TV talent show judge on Sky TV and created the role of Philip Salon for the Boy George musical TABOO.   Paul has shared stages with Matt Lucas, Elton John, Dame Edna, Cleo Laine and Sheryl Crow.  He teaches regularly on the art of cabaret - most noticeably with the Singers’ Cabaret Workshop  - as well as in drama schools across the country.  Paul has also written many articles and contributed to reference books on the art of cabaret.  In Time Out’s 40th birthday edition Paul was recognised for ‘his unwavering dedication to our musical and cabaret scene’; In 2006 The Stage called him ‘A King of Cabaret’ and in 2012 he was awarded the ‘Best Producer – Cabaret’ award by fringereport. There is practically nothing Paul doesn't do, and quite frankly I have no idea how he ever sleeps.Website: www.paullmartin.comTwitter: @PaulLMartinsaysTickets to all the shows: http://www.paullmartin.com/tickets.htmExcess All Areas: http://www.excessallareas.co.uk/The Cabaret Convention: http://www.paullmartin.com/cabaret_convention.htmThanks for listening, performance fan! If you have suggestions, questions or comments, please either comment on the blog below, or SEND ROSIE AN EMAIL...

Amy lost her voice and Baylen starts a turf war. Paul L. Martin stops by to talk about the upcoming London Cabaret Awards, closeted MPs voting against gay marriage, The Voice Newspaper calls for the black community to support gay marriage, and No rainbow t-shirts in Antwerp please. Plus all the GayStarNews.