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Over the last year. Joaquin Pedro Valdes has proved himself to be one of the most sought after West End performers. Last year, he starred in the sold out concerts of Death Note, made his Menier Chocolate Factory debut in the highly acclaimed revival of Pacific Overtures and is now about to return to the Menier for an eagerly anticipated revival of The Baker's Wife. Originally hailing from the Philippines, Joaquin takes time to talk to us about his move to London to make his career here after already establishing a successful career in his home country before joining the international tours of The Lion King and The King & I. Since arriving in London, he also starred in the premiere productions of Killing the Cat and Then, Now & Next and we can expect more exciting projects from Joaquin going forwards.In this special interview, Joaquin Pedro Valdes tells us about the journey he's made over the last few years and the joy he's found since arriving in London. He acknowledges the renowned talent that's based in the UK and the competition he's found himself facing whilst remaining inspired by his peers. He also pays tribute to his wife and his loved ones for continuing to support him in his career advancements. Now as he approaches the role of Dominique, Joaquin also tells us about his personal approach to tackling characters and why it feels like a masterclass working with this company at the Menier. Indeed, the show will see him starring opposite the likes of West End veterans: Clive Rowe, Josefina Gabrielle and Finty Williams. Composer Stephen Schwartz has also been in rehearsals to talk about the show and Joaquin shares his excitement at getting to continue working with so many great talents. It's a very candid interview too and we hear Joaquin speak openly with heartfelt candour throughout our conversation.The Baker's Wife runs at Menier Chocolate Factory from 6 July - 14 September.

Agárrate fuerte para este episodio que es como un coctel explosivo: ojo cuidao! mezclaremos un pijama anti-sofocos, un lenguado a la menier, nuestro nuevo fichaje, Mercè Puy @mercepuy4, una pizca de humor y Todo regado con una dosis de genialidad femenina. Una combinación tentadora ¿No creés?Conversaremos con la mente maestra que hay detrás del pijama que cambia vidas, Sílvia Tarrés @auraalwayswoman. Además, descubre en “Mujeres en el aire” cómo una mujer sacudió el mundo de la gastronomía. ¿Preparada para una montaña rusa de emprendimiento, creatividad y humor? ¡Nosotras sí!Escúchanos en todas las plataformas y también en Podimo.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Moritz Menier Discusses Classen's Sustainability Award at Domotex Germany for Ceramin by Floor Focus Magazine

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Joaquin Pedro Valdes is currently playing John Manjiro in Pacific Overtures at the Menier Chocolate Factory. Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's musical hasn't been seen in London since 2014.  Matthew White directs this revival which is a co-production with the Umeda Arts Theater in Japan, where it has already been a huge success in Tokyo and Osaka. Joaquin began his career in The Philippines, originally working in theatre as a child before becoming a member of the boyband 17:28. Some of his credits in Manila include: Jamie in The Last Five Years, standby Charlie Price in Kinky Boots and Mr Wormwood in Matilda. Joaquin moved to the UK in 2017 when he was cast in Miss Saigon (UK & International Tour), covering the Engineer and Thuy.  His credits also include: understudy Lun Tha & Kralahome in The King and I (UK / International Tour), John Safford Fiske in Fanny & Stella (Garden Theatre), Ram Sweeney in Heathers (Theatre Royal Haymarket), Rooh inVanara The Musical (Hackney Empire) and understudy Simba in The Lion King (UK & Ireland Tour). Joaquin has had a whirlwind year; he appeared in two brand new musicals Killing The Cat (Riverside Studios) and Then Now & Next (Southwark Playhouse). He then starred as Light Yagami in the English-language premiere of Death Note which had a limited semi-staged run at the London Palladium and Lyric Theatre.Recorded at the Menier, in this episode Joaquin discusses all-things Pacific Overtures as well as his busy year and the incredible response to Death Note, plus lots more. Pacific Overtures runs at the Menier Chocolate Factory until 24th February 2024. Visit www.menierchocolatefactory.com for info and tickets. Hosted by Andrew Tomlins  @AndrewTomlins32  Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.uk Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts.  

A gente Explica: Uma recente aparição do padre Fábio de Melo na TV chamou atenção para a síndrome de Ménièr. Bem menos famoso do que o Padre, esse problema de saúde gerou dúvidas em muita gente. Afinal, o que é a síndrome de Ménièr? Será que essa condição causa inchaço no rosto? A gente Explica.

Eva Voutsaki is a Greek photographer and educator based in Brighton, England. She spent her early childhood in Drakona, a small village in Crete, before moving to Chania aged 15 to attend a better school.Eva holds a degree in Law, an MA in Photography, a foundation in Art Therapy and a PGCE in Further Education.Mythology, memory, fantasy and the unconscious form the basis for her creativity. Her project Traces Within, self published as a handstitched book in 2020, has been awarded honourable mentions at the 2008 and 2009 PX3 Paris Photography Prize competition and has been internationally recognized and exhibited at the 2009 Arles juried festival Voies Off, 2010 Rome Fotografia Festival at the MACRO Museum of Contemporary Arts, BOM gallery in Seoul, Menier and HOST gallery in London, among other places. Since 2008, Eva has been working collaboratively and intergenerationally on the family archives of her village Drakona in Crete. Her book dummy Family Photo Sketch Book: The Drakona Block was selected as a finalist for the 2014 Kassel International Photobook Dummy Award and in 2015 Eva was selected for the Magnum Professional Practice Masterclass in London. On episode 173, Eva discusses, among other things:BurnoutAcademiaThe importance of walkingSubjective photographyHer childhoom in CreteHow she ended up studying law and becoming a SolicitorThe importance of therapyHer book, Traces WithinHer interest in mathsImposter syndromePoetryAdventures in self-publishingThe pretentiousness of the photo industryHer father and grandfather and transgenerational traumaHer brother, who survived a climbing accidentForthcoming projects A Human's Tale and DrakoniansReferenced:Emily Macaulay at Stanley James PressVanessa WinshipRamon Reverte at Editorial RMDaisuke Yokota - Back YardOlof Palme Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter“I'm a farmer's daughter and I know how to grow my own food, and I feel confident in the field or under trees. But then when I go in a gallery and there's an opening and it's loud and there's alcohol and this pretentiousness… I don't get it. I don't get it. It's just disgusting, seriously.”

In this episode I unpack Menier, Zarch, and Sexton's (2021) publication titled “Broadening gender in computing for transgender and nonbinary learners,” which is a position paper problematizes the current lack of trans and nonbinary individuals in discourse around gender in CS education.Click here for this episode's show notes.

Henri Menier, grand industriel français, héritier des chocolats Menier fondés par son grand-père, avait un goût pour l'aventure, la nature... et le luxe. En moins de 20 ans, il a marqué profondément l'histoire de l'île, qui est aujourd'hui vastement connue grâce aux cerfs nombreux qu'il y a introduits. Mais à sa mort, une fois l'île revendue, comment les insulaires, sans grands moyens comme ceux de Menier, pouvaient-ils espérer protéger tout son héritage? Thérèse Chevalier puise dans ses souvenirs des bribes du quotidien de ses parents, à l'ère Menier. Prise de son et montage : Guillaume Thibault Prise de son et réalisation : Virginie Lamontagne Technicien en production régionale : Michel Neault

À la fin du 19e, quand Menier a acheté l'île, il a choisi cet emplacement pour ériger son premier village-ouvrier et l'a nommé en l'honneur de sa mère, Claire. Comme son grand-père l'avait fait avant lui pour sa chocolaterie de Noisiel, en France, il a pourvu ici à tous les besoins de ses colons. Ferme, hôpital, école, forge, boucherie, maisons bien sûr, il ne manquait rien dans ce petit village, il y avait même une fanfare ! Hélàs, Menier l'abandonna pour préférer un autre site où il fondera Port-Menier. Jean-Guy Joubert raconte l'histoire de cette maison qu'il a habitée, la seule maison qui tient bon face aux vents de la Baie-Sainte-Claire. Prise de son et montage : Guillaume Thibault Réalisation : Virginie Lamontagne Technicien en production régionale : Michel Neault

Episode 6. For this episode I talked with Quinn Menier about the book The Body is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love by Sonya Renee Taylor. Quinn is a fellow entrepreneur and podcaster, board certified case manager in behavioral health, and friend of mine and she was gracious enough to come on today to talk about some of the concepts in this book from the perspective of a Black Woman. The Body Respect Free Challenge Opens Saturday Feb 27th! You will learn: How to dig deep and clarify your valuesEasy ways to add more plants into your lifeMost importantly, how to apply an anti-diet mindset to habit change All 100% free and in 10-20 minutes per day. Giveaway for fun prizes at the end and free PDF workbook to take with you. Learn more and join us here! Body Shame and The Black Body Although our conversation certainly isn't comprehensive and frankly is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of these important topics, Quinn and I talk about the following: Body shame from the perspective of a Black Woman, including the additional barriers to body acceptance and radical self-loveWhy certain groups like the Black community have additional barriers to body acceptance and radical self-love, and how understanding and breaking down these barriers is essential for the health of all of usSome ways we can move towards a inclusive view of health, starting with our school systems "It's a lot to unpack." This phase was used at least 3 times in this podcast. We have so much work to do in better understanding issues of racial justice and equity for all bodies. This includes but is not limited to different races, ethnicities, abilities, beliefs, and sexual orientation. This isn't just a matter of social justice and doing what is "right" but a matter of life and death in many ways. We need to start viewing our health as a whole picture. What is Poodle Science? The author discussed the concept of poodle science as a metaphor and illustration of lack of appreciation for body diversity. Check out this video for a video depiction of this. This metaphor is based on the idea that "poodles" meaning the white majority culture conducts health research and measurements that are based on the white majority culture, and do not take into account the fact that diversity is inherent and useful biologically and "poodle" bodies are not going to look or weigh the same as say, "mastiff" bodies. Therefore, for "poodles" to come in and tell mastiff's that they need to lose weight to make their bodies look like poodles isn't helpful or healthy for the mastiff's. We also talk about the body mass index and it's failure to be useful in determining true health, how this wasn't necessarily a new concept to Quinn. We also talk about some of her experiences with weight bias and lack of appreciation for diversity in medical care. Key Takeaways from our Discussion We talk about some tough topics in this podcast, but if you read to the book, you will hear a hopeful message. A message that reminds you that there is a lot that can be done to improve these issues, and we have more control than we think. Here are a few places to start: Keep talking. Only by continuing to have these conversations about the fact that we need to re-think our definitions of health to support the health of everyone will we actually make progress. Even when you don't fully agree with everything we talk about here, that is okay. Let's still have the conversation so we can move forward. It can be hard and uncomfortable at times, but oh-so worth it. Start with yourself. The great news is, not only can we start working on radical self-love within ourselves (of which we have more control), doing so will allow us to better support others getting there. Is it hard work? Of course, we have many barriers as body shame is pervasive. Folks in bodies that aren't the "default body" meaning not the white, slim, able-bodied,

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AI Ops, Digital Transformation, Leadership Today we are talking to Chris, the General Manager of Digital Transformation at Vitria. And we discuss the intersection of DevOps and AI Ops, what a successful pivot looks like for a well established organization, and how to get your team on board using empathy and enrollment. All of this, right here, right now on the Modern CTO Podcast! Check them out at https://www.vitria.com/ !

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Comment le yoga peut nous aider à accepter et traverser nos périodes de changements? Nous abordons les bienfaits de la pratique des asanas (postures et pratique physique), mais aussi la philosophie du yoga et l’histoire de Ganesh. Sur Marie Salomé Menier Site web : http://www.yogayoma.com Instagram : @yogayoma_by_mariesalome Facebook : YogaYoma by Marie-Salomé Chaîne YouTube: YogaYoma Marie-Salomé Prochains évènements : http://www.yogayoma.com/week-end-and-retraite-de-yoga  Du 16 au 22 novembre: Yoga Jeûne et Randonnée, en Vendée Du 14 au 21 mars 2020: retraite en Inde Ganesh Mudra - http://associationyogaturquant.over-blog.com/2017/10/ganesh-mudra.html  ----- MUSIQUE ----- Unfriendly Me by Martijn de Boer (NiGiD) (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial  (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/NiGiD/48712 Ft: Admiral Bob The Battle Cry of Changing Horizons by SackJo22 (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial  (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/SackJo22/29850 Ft: Mana Junkie, Spinningmerkaba, Essesq, SmoJos, Morusque, Vo1k1, Puie

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Stewart Clarke stars in Trevor Nunn’s new production of Fiddler on the Roof, playing Perchik the student revolutionary who falls for Tevye’s second daughter Hodl. As the much-loved musical about the poor Jewish milkman, his wife and five daughters by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick readies to open at London’s Menier Chocolate Factory*, Stewart sits down with JR’s arts editor Judi Herman. The pair discuss tradition and revolution, Anatevka and Siberia, and the resonance of the story of Tevye and his family that has touched hearts and minds worldwide.Fiddler On the Roof runs Friday 23 November – Saturday 9 March 2019. 8pm (Tue-Sat), 3.30pm (Sat & Sun). £45-£49.50, £39.50 concs. Menier Chocolate Factory, SE1 1RU. 020 7378 1713. www.menierchocolatefactory.com*Performances are currently sold out, but check the Menier website for returns and to register for news of extra performances or transfer plans. Returns on the day of performances are possible for those able to register in person at the box office (opens 6pm for evening performances and 1pm for matinees).

This week's guest is Tony-nominee and Olivier Award-winner Jenna Russell. Russell's professional stage debut came in 1987 as an understudy for Eponine and Fantine in Les Miserables, a show she returned to as Fantine in 1991 and 2000. Her subsequent 30-year theatre career includes West End productions of Follies in 1987, Martin Guerre in 1998, Guys and Dolls opposite Ewan McGregor in 2005 and Sunday in the Park with George in 2006, for which she won the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical and was nominated for a Tony Award for the show's Broadway transfer. Further notable credits include Into the Woods at the Donmar Warehouse and Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, Merrily We Roll Along at the Menier and Harold Pinter Theatre, Urinetown at the St. James and Apollo Theatre and Grey Gardens at Southwark Playhouse. In 2016 she joined the cast of EastEnders, playing Michelle Fowler for two years. She is now starring in Fun Home, which runs at the Young Vic until 1 September.

This week’s guest is Olivier Award nominee Clare Foster. Clare’s notable stage credits include the original West End cast of Avenue Q, Maria Friedman’s smash-hit production of Merrily We Roll Along at the Menier and in the West End, Guys and Dolls at Chichester Festival Theatre and Travesties at the Menier and West End, for which she was nominated for an Olivier Award. On screen she has starred in The Crown, Sherlock and Alan Menken’s musical comedy series, Galavant. She is currently starring in the West End transfer of Nina Raine’s Consent at the Harold Pinter Theatre until 11 August.

In 2005 this week's guest opened a theatre on the site of an abandoned warehouse. 13 years later, the Menier Chocolate Factory is one of the most revered producing theatres in the world. With critically acclaimed plays including Caryl Churchill's A Number and Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party, sitting snuggly alongside smash hit musicals like Sunday in the Park with George, Little Shop of Horrors, Assasins and The Colour Purple, David Babani's knack for programming the best in UK theatre seems to know no ends. This month alone he opens a new production of Kiss Of The Spider Woman at the Menier, oversees the Broadway transfer of Tom Stoppard's Travesties and is executive producer on the West End premiere of Ruthless the Musical.

Nick Hutson and Jonathan Cohen went to see Forbidden Broadway at the Menier Chocolate Factory. Hear their thoughts on this always brilliant and inspired show! Now playing until 16th August 2014