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Today on the show this week marks Engineers week, Caroline Spillane from Engineers Ireland encouraged more to take up a fulfilling career in engineering, Drogheda film A Date for Mad Mary to be screened at Bleeding Pig Film Festival special international women's day event in Donabate Emma Fagan from the festival joined us to discuss the importance of sharing female stories on screen and Solo returns to Droichead arts centre for a mini festival this weekend Collette Farrell director of Droichead Arts Centre shared details of this year's event. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 2016, actor Seána Kerslake participated in WFT Ireland's 'A Stronger Voice For Women' event at the Galway Film Fleadh. In this recording from our archives, she chats about her background in performance, her process and past roles. WFT Ireland spoke with Seána just after she filmed the lead role of Aisling in the RTÉ drama series Can't Cope, Won't Cope directed by Cathy Brady and written by Stefanie Preissner. Her other projects that year included Darren Thornton's forthcoming feature film, A Date for Mad Mary in which she plays the lead. Seána trained with the Screen Acting Programme at The Factory in Dublin (now Bow Street Academy) and has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music & English from NUI Maynooth.

Episode 67: A Date for Mad Mary   Hiya queeros! This month we are watching an actually pretty good movie! The 2016 Irish film A Date for Mad Mary is a surprisingly great example of nuanced and bittersweet storytelling based on a one-woman play, and it is way better than its title. Tune in to hear us talk about ambiguity, love, and ~personal growth~ involving dancing and learning to show up and move on. Happy listening y'all!   Further reading: A Date for Mad Mary Wikipedia page Variety review

A Date For Mad Mary (2016), dir. Seána Kerslake, is the story of one woman's journey to find a date for her best friend's wedding while also completing the most perfect maid of honor speech of all time. Autumn and Hal discuss the effects of emotional immaturity, compulsory heterosexuality, and having bad friends can have on a queer person's development on this episode of Okay But Is It Gay?.Alternate titles for this episode: "She's so Gay She Can't Even Describe a Man", "Oh, Honey, You're in Love With Your Best Friend", and "Once You've Slept Together, It's No Longer Simply Kissing the Homies".TW: This episode contains discussion of compulsory heterosexuality, homophobia, parental neglect, interpersonal abuse, violence, and sexual themes.

The Heroes promise ol Mad Mary to save her daughter from eloping with Strahd and chasing down Rictavio wrapping up his tall tales. Prepared, they made their way into Castle Ravenloft and confronted Rahadin. Dungeons & Dragons : Curse of Strahd

This episode features the epic adventure of Mary who uses her super powers to save the zebras, the trees, the wetlands, the oceans, and everything in between....she may have saved everything a bit too much but she sure had an exciting time of it!!!   To support this podcast, visit my website: www.jamesfunnyhat.com

Dali, meet Shovel. Hello Donavich. Maximus charms sand. Armo growls. Public Service Announcement. "Father!" Armo gets key, and frees Doru. March of the Dead. Maximus is already typing secret messages. Doru mourns Father. Maximus marches with the dead. Armo gets some Mad Mary. The Wiz enters town under protest. Dali discovers a Waffle Crew. The Wiz utters a warning. The spawn attack. Evelyn smites Maximus with her battle axe. Strix takes a misty step. This is a Wet Maynard Production.

Tuvimos la gran oportunidad de hablar con Ed Guiney productor de la serie "Normal People", producida por la compañía de producción ganadora de premios Oscar y BAFTA, Element Pictures, y basada en la novela best-seller del New York Times de Sally Rooney (“Gente Normal”), ha sido elogiada por su hermosa escritura y la increíble actuación de los personajes principales de Daisy Edgar-Jones (War of the Worlds, Cold Feet) como Marianne y Paul Mescal, en su primer papel de televisión, como Connell. Adaptada por Sally Rooney junto a los escritores Alice Birch y Mark O’Rowe, "Normal People" es un drama de 12 episodios de 30 minutos producida por la galardonada Element Pictures. La serie es producida por Ed Guiney (The Favourite, Room, The Lobster, Dublin Murders), Andrew Lowe (The Favourite, Room, The Lobster), Emma Norton (Rosie, A Date for Mad Mary) y Anna Ferguson (No Offense, Prisoners’ Wives) para Element Pictures. Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/revistaAcine Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/revistaacine/ Twitter: https://bit.ly/TwitterAcine

WFT in association with the 28th Galway Film Fleadh presented a special panel on creating a stronger voice for women – when writing, casting and auditioning – on the Saturday, July 9th of the 2016 edition of the festival. Panelists included International and Irish talent Screenwriter Kirsten Smith who co-wrote Legally Blonde, 10 Things I Hate About You and Ella Enchanted, casting supremo Louise Kiely, screenwriter, playwright and actor Stefanie Preissner (Can't Cope/Won't Cope) and actor Seána Kerslake (A Date for Mad Mary). On the event, Anne Marie Naughton former WFT Board Member commented : ‘We are delighted to have the opportunity to hold such an important discussion as part of this year's Galway Film Fleadh. Taking small steps collectively can make a difference – starting with the writers and the roles they create, everyone then has a part to play in strengthening a unified voice.” Women in Film and Television Ireland is a voluntary body run by film and TV professionals of international standing, representing the creative, business and technical divisions of the Irish audiovisual sector. We promote greater representation of women on screen and behind the camera. Our aim is to ensure that the Irish film and television industry functions as a meritocratic, sustainable and successful force into the future. https://wft.ie/

Saudações quadrinísticas, pessoal! Aqui é o Hamilton Kabuna e esse é o Quadrinhos e Narrativas, o seu podcast quinzenal sobre quadrinhos independentes nacionais. E, enfim, chegamos ao episódio 50! E para comemorar esse número tão emblemático, eu bati um papo com Mad Mary XD e Talixx Gamer, dois embaixadores do projeto Wakanda Streamer, que começou […] O post Quadrinhos e Narrativas #50 – Wakanda Streamer: com Mad Mary XD e Talixx Gamer apareceu primeiro em Turno Livre.

I had a really wonderful chat with Emma Norton, who is an In-House Producer at Ireland’s Element Pictures, she was formerly Head of Development there and she’s worked on a number of their big titles, including The Favourite, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Room, The Lobster, Frank and The Guard. She has also produced Rosie and A Date for Mad Mary and most recently she exec produced the smash hit TV series that everyone’s been devouring - Normal People. We talk about getting fired from her first job as an agent’s assistant, freelancing, working for Film4, making the move to Ireland, building relationships with writers and directors and the different between adapting material for TV as opposed to film, as well as how lockdown has been treating her. Speaking of treats, I think this one, and I really hope you enjoy it as much as I did. There are lots of pearls of wisdom inside.

On this episode we clock the tea on Dak Prescott, KUWTK, what we're watching, Ruthless and BET +, doing art remotely, Easter, Nic is the nosey neighbor, vocal coaching, Madonna, Santana, a new music assignment, a very baseball Hey Boo of the Week Sports Segment, sprinkled with some NFL and much, much more. Please listen to us on Spotify! You can become a Patreon Saint at www.patreon.com/whatstheteapod Visit our website www.whatstheteapod.com Follow us on Twitter @R2ThaEdgy @nicju @gooddaysaints #WTTPod Send us an email gooddaysaints@gmail.com Leave us a voicemail 302-570-0832 (0TEA)

Episode 038: Discusses Antonio Sabato Jr. getting "blacklisted" in Hollywood and the story of Typhoid Mary and her crappy cooking. #TimeKillerPodcast #Hollywood #TyphoidMary #Trump #Typhoid #IrishFood #CoronaVirus #SuperTuesday #TimeKiller #Blessed https://www.AlfredComedy.Com https://www.twitter.com/AlfredCarcieri https://www.instagram.com/alfredcarcieri https://www.facebook.com/alfredcomedy/ The Time Killer Podcast is where stand-up comedian Alfred Carcieri goes over news of the day and all the things he read to kill time lately. Quick takes on recent news stories and fast deep dives on weird stories from history.

In Episode 30 Clíona, Alex & special guest Grace Duffy talk about Darren Thornton's 2016 Drogheda-set drama A Date for Mad Mary.

In this weekend's podcast, we talk about the episodes of Corrie broadcast in the UK between the 16th and the 20th October. The Phelan story has been building up to the revelation of his next hostage for a whie now, and this week, we finally find out... oh no, wait, we STILL don't know for sure who it's going to be yet. Come on Corrie - we're usually pretty patient when it comes to Phelan, but even we think this is starting to drag a bit now! At least things should start hotting up next week, it seems. Elsewhere, Coronation Street shows itself to be uncharacteristically up to date with its 'real life issue' story of the month as Summer gets a bit of Spice in her life, and the return of Mad Mary understandably drives Angie up the wall at number 3. The Kabin has us catching up with some past cast members and finding up what they're up to next - namely Keith Duffy, Tracy Shaw and Hayley Tamaddon, then we finish things off with a feedback section that includes two voicemails, a critical look at the Eva revenge storyline, and a story about a cheesy encounter with Sean Wilson.

A Date for Mad Mary –​ a little charmer that recently won the Best Film gong at the Irish Film Awards – sees the titular character Mary determined to get a date for her best friend's wedding.

Simon Morris reviews Let The Sunshine In and A Date for Mad Mary, and struggles to make sense of the French sci-fi movie Valerian and The City of a Thousand Planets.

Richard and Sarah return to podland to bring down a verbal hammer blow upon film. In this episode they round up the recent releases, including Ghostbusters, Suicide Squad, Viva, A Date for Mad Mary, Jason Bourne, Purge: The Election and The Shallows.

We chat Don't Breathe and I also quickly cover a few more releases I've seen including Irish film, A Date for Mad Mary along with Sausage Party and Bad Moms. We managed to make this episode last 13 minutes so tune in and give us a like and a share!

This week Roisin Ingle meets Seana Kerslake the star of newly released and already highly acclaimed Irish movie A Date for Mad Mary. The 24-year-old Dubliner from Tallaght got her first break in experimental movie Dollhouse by Kirsten Sheridan and is now being talked about as the new Scarlett Johansson. We just think she's the new Seana Kerslake. She talks to Roisin about growing up, acting and feminism.

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Actor Seána Kerslake who participated in WFT Irelands' A Stronger Voice For Women' at the Galway Film Fleadh, talks to us about her background, process and recent roles. Seána most recently filmed the lead role of Aisling in the forthcoming RTÉ drama series Can't Cope, Won't Cope directed by Cathy Brady and written by Stefanie Preissner. Other projects due for release this year include Darren Thornton’s forthcoming feature film, A Date for Mad Mary in which she plays the lead. Seána trained with the Screen Acting Programme at The Factory in Dublin (now Bow Street Academy), and has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music & English from NUI Maynooth. http://filmireland.net/ http://wft.ie/

‘A Stronger Voice for Women’ event in association with the Galway Film Fleadh features a dynamic panel discussion on creating a stronger voice for women in Film and Television when writing, casting and auditioning. Panelists included international and Irish talent: screenwriter Kirsten Smith (Legally Blonde, 10 Things I Hate About You), casting supremo Louise Kiely (Ella Enchanted, Sing Street), screenwriter, playwright and actor Stefanie Preissner, whose six-part comedy-drama series, Can't Cope, Won't Cope was recently shot in Dublin and actor Seána Kerslake, who stars in upcoming feature A Date for Mad Mary. http://filmireland.net/ http://wft.ie/

Mad Mary and Brian Sisk guest on the Ratio Podcast. Mike heaps praise.

Writer Marcio Souza reads from his novels and discusses the impact of literature in his life. Souza's first novel, "Galvez Emperors Acre", was a huge critical success and soon became an international phenomenon. Since then, the prolific writer has penned numerous other novels, essays and dramas. His work includes novels: "Mad Mary", "The Order of the Day", and "The Lost World"; essays: "Draw Against Chico Mendes", "Fascination and Repulsion" and "Short History of the Amazon" and plays: "Dessanas, Dessanas", "The Passioin of Ajuricaba" and "As Folias Latex". Souza is also a screenwriter, playwright and director of theater and opera. As a man of the theater he currently leads the TESC Experimental Theater and "The SESC of Amazonas", the theater group that pioneered the struggle to preserve the Amazon. Marcio Souza has also been a visiting professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Currently, he is writing a tetralogy "Chronicles of Grand Para and Rio Negro", of which two books: "Loyalty" and "Disorder" have been published by Editora Record in Brazil.