Podcasts about monarch tavern

The Reaction Brats headed to the Monarch Tavern in Toronto last week to see Tobin Sprout, so in this episode they chat about the set list and all things TS. If you don't already love the man, this one is guaranteed to make a fan outta you. Instagram: @reactionbratspod All things Tobin Sprout: tobinsprout.net

In Episode Three I sit down with Mike Dorbyk in the lovely Bracebridge Hall Music and Events Space to talk all things live music. Mike is the owner of Bracebridge Hall and also the famous Monarch Tavern in Toronto's Little Italy hood, one of the cities oldest and most revered bars. Mike has been ingrained in the Toronto music scene for over 20 years having been an underground house promoter at the turn of the millennium on Queen Street West, a set up which lasted for 12 years before getting involved with The Monarch Tavern and most recently setting up Bracebridge Hall in May 2019.We talked about his love for going to shows at the CNE, his very fortunate Glastonbury experience, why he doesn't like amps turned up too high and the challenges that have faced the live music and events scene this year. Big thanks to Mike for his time and generosity. You can follow The Monarch Tavern @ http://www.instagram.com/monarchtavern and Bracebridge Hall @ http://www.instagram.com/bracebridgehall for all their updates, and if you're in either area you can always pop in for a pinthttp:www.instagram.com/onermoretunepodcast Cheers!Podcast Music by Slim GoodyPodcast Artwork and Audio Editing by Peter DoyleProduced by Ian ByrneSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/onemoretune)

This week Tricia sits down with LGBTQ Film Creator and the co-founder of the Fearless app (available on IOS & Android) – the streaming service for inclusive indie films & series, and the unapologetically queer, Matkai Burmaster! Over a Mango Whiteclaw and a rum and coke, these newly acquainted friends (thank you Instagram) chat everything from representation in the entertainment industry, running a streaming service during quarantine, and the politics of queerness in religion! Song: Two Souls written by Tricia Black. Performed at The Monarch Tavern as The Haunted Lovers (Amy Marie Wallace – Fiddle, Mike Lee – Percussion, Alex Hurley – Backup Vocals) DOWNLOAD THE FEARLESS APP TODAY! *Available on IOS & Android* Website: fearless.li #blacktranslivesmatter #blacklivesmatter Keep up to date with all things One More Round on Instagram at @onemoreroundpodcast Support One More Round on Patreon or Ko-Fi Visit Matkai Burmaster at: Instagram: @matkaiburmaster Twitter: @matkaiburmaster Visit Tricia Black at: Instagram: @its_triciablack Twitter: @its_triciablack Web: www.itstriciablack.com Hosted By Tricia Black: @its_triciablack All music by @its_triciablack Support One More Round with Tricia Black Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

ICYMI // Sportsfeld Announces A Live Show at The Monarch Tavern with special guests Blake Murphy, Sarah Jenkins, Resting on Pretty and Steve Sladkowski // TICKETSZubes and Jake are back just as the Toronto Maple Leafs put on a heck of a performance against the Lightning, but before we talk about that, let's talk about a Zamboni driver (08:30)! Over in Raptors land, Toronto's favourite team couldn't quite pull the trigger in a loss to the Bucks (25:15), but should we really care? Transitioning to more of the 'FELD' part of the program, we ask ourselves how great is Alphonso Davies (55:00) and what Fruit or Vegetable can be thrown the farthest (1:04:00) and finish off with our iconic, Sad or Not Sad. Thank you to Saulter Street Brewery for another great beer: It's About Bloody Time.

First, Big Announcement - Sportsfeld Announces A Live Show at The Monarch Tavern. On today's episode we chat about the Toronto Raptors and their 15 & 0 run and who they are projected to get in the first round of the playoffs. Speaking of playoffs, Zubes dreams of crushing frauds all the way to a second Larry O'Brien trophy. Over in Leafs land they found themselves a goalie to back up Freddie and Jake suggests making cap space by using LTIR again. The guys then turn the page and open up the mailbag and are asked who their favourite play-by-play announces are and rank the provinces. And of course we end off with everybody's favourite closer, Sad/Not Sad.

Today's episode features the fantastic vocalist and front person, Jesse Crowe.  They join us to discuss prairie punks, Heaven, Beliefs, Praises, the L word, Hand Drawn Dracula, dance, Degrassi and so much more. Check out PRAISES on March 27 at Monarch Tavern. Check us out at @comeforaride on Twitter and @comeforaridepod on Instagram.

The first Toronto True Crime Film Festival was held on June 8 and 9, 2018, at the Royal Theatre. On the morning of June 9, a series of panel discussions took place at the Monarch Tavern, just a couple of short blocks south of the Royal. We are delighted to share with you an edited and truncated version of that talk. The panelists are Keila Woodward, Catherine Legge, Karen Herland, and Remy Bennet. The panel is moderated by Anne T. Donahue.

JULIA NISH-LAPIDUS Julia is an actor, director, and producer, as well as a Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of Shakespeare BASH'd, where she has produced all of the company's productions. She has worked as the Managing Director of Common Boots Theatre and is now part of the team at The Theatre Centre. For Shakespeare BASH'd, Julia has directed The Comedy of Errors, and assistant directed The Changeling. She has also performed in many BASH'd productions, including The Taming of the Shrew, Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Hamlet, Twelfth Night, and Volpone (staged reading).Selected Additional Credits: Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Me Listen and This Property is Condemned (Director, The Playwright Project), Modern Love (Co-Creator, Next Stage), As You Like It (Text Coach, Theatre By the Bay), and as an actor OVER, See Bob Run (Theatre Caravel), reasons to the pretty (The Labute Cycle), The Forest (Red One Theatre Collective), Dublin Carol (Fly on the Wall).​ Julia is a member of the Advisory Board for the Canadian Stage GYM program and a graduate of the joint acting program at UofT and Sheridan College.JAMES WALLIS James has been a Shakespeare fan all his life, having performed with Resurgence Theatre Company as a teenager and again as a professional later in his career.After graduating from Ryerson Theatre School, James jumped right into the big bad world of commercial work and film & television acting. He has been seen in a number of national commercials, including spots for Boston Pizza, Honda, and Expedia. Also, he has appeared on The Jon Dore Show, XIII: The Series and in a number of feature films including: And Now A Word From Our Sponsors and The Movie Out Here.In 2010, James co-founded Shakespeare BASH’d with his wife, Julia. For the company, James has directed staged readings of Romeo and Juliet (2010), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2011), Edward II (2015), and Volpone (2017), as well as the full productions of Romeo & Juliet, Love's Labour's Lost, Macbeth, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and Twelfth Night. He played Petruchio in the company's Best of Fringe winning production of The Taming of the Shrew in 2012 and the remount in 2015, and played Benedick in their sold-out production of Much Ado About Nothing in the 2013 Toronto Fringe. In addition, here are some of James’ selected theatre credits: A Midsummer Nights’ Dream, Shakespeare’s Magic, and The Taming of the Shrew (Theatre by the Bay), Danny, King of the Basement (Roseneath Theatre, US Tour), Sleeping Beauty (Sudbury Theatre Centre), Paradise by the River (Shadowpath Theatre).James just completed his second season at the Stratford Festival as part of the Michael Langham Workshop for Classical Directing. There he has assistant directed Macbeth, Bunny, and Romeo and Juliet.Shakespeare BASH'd presents Richard III by William ShakespeareFebruary 6-11, 2018 at the Monarch Tavern (12 Clinton St)Shakespeare's epic drama about a powerful villain manipulating his way to the crown is given a barroom staging by Shakespeare BASH'd. You don't want to miss this bare-bones, visceral, and all too relevant production.Tickets on sale now at www.shakespearebashd.com $20 online $25 at the door (pending availability)SHOWTIMES: Tuesday, February 6 - 7:30pm Wednesday, February 7 - 7:30pm Thursday, February 8 - 7:30pm Friday, February 9 - 7:30pm Saturday, February 10 - 2:00pm Saturday, February 10 - 7:30pm Sunday, February 11 - 2:00pmDirected by Julia Nish-LapidusFeaturing: Cosette Derome, Jade Douris, Jennifer Dzialoszynski, Suzette McCanny, Shalyn McFaul, Drew O’Hara, Trevor Pease, Catherine Rainville, James Wallis, Kelly Wong, Joseph ZitaAssociate Director: Megan Miles Stage Manager: Christopher Brackett Fight Director: Nate Bitton Movement Coach: Brad Cook Marketing Design: Kyle PurcellWebsite: www.shakespearebashd.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShakespeareBASHd/ Twitter: @ShakesBASHd Instagram: @ShakesBASHdStageworthy:http://www.stageworthypodcast.com Twitter @stageworthyPod Facebook: http://facebook.com/stageworthyPod

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan interviews the following individuals who were involved in Blood Child a horror movie premiering at the Blood in the Snow Canadian Film Festival.Cynthia Lee MacQuarrie who plays the ghost child's conduit SitiJennifer Phillips who directed the ghost childTara Chitaroni who plays the ghost child! Yo...Alyx Melone who plays the ghost child's mother Ashley DiAngeloEmily Schooley who is the movie's line producer My Summer Lair Chapter #65: What Parenting Tips Do You Have For Raising A Ghost Child? Recorded: November 23, 2017 1:00pm (at the Monarch Tavern)

The dust has settled, and the Conservative Party of Canada has elected Andrew Scheer -- an anti-choice, anti-gay-marriage, anti-refugee, anti-M103 candidate -- as their new leader. As the election results trickled in, the Commons team were joined by Conservative consultant Ginny Movat and about 50 loyal listeners at Toronto's venerable Monarch Tavern to dissect the various campaigns.   Proceeds from this event were donated to Newcomer Women's Services -- a Toronto-based not-for-profit that supports new immigrants.

Suzanne Alyssa Andrew reads a chapter from her debut novel, Circle of Stones, live at the Monarch Tavern, April 15, 2015.

Andray Domise, Desmond Cole and Supriya Dwivedi broadcast LIVE to a packed room at the Monarch Tavern in Toronto. Feat. Jesse Brown in Toronto, Jen Gerson at Harper HQ in Calgary, Drew Brown in Edmonton and Morgan Baskin in Squamish. #CL42 Warning: there's some profanity in this one.Support COMMONS: http://commonspodcast.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.