Podcasts about new diorama

Lauren Mooney and James Yeatman make up the award winning theatre company Kandinsky, who make collaborative new work. Their latest project, More Life, has been developed at the New Diorama, National Theatre Studios and the Royal Court, and will debut at the Royal Court Theatre Upstairs in February 2025.

Oli Forsyth is a TV and theatre writer, as well as having his own theatre company Smoke and Oakum. His plays have been performed at the New Diorama, Hampstead, Vault Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe. This year, his play BRACE BRACE will play in the Royal Court's Jerwood Theatre Upstairs.

Sabrina Ali is a British Somali writer and actor, who is driven by a passion for sharing authentic and representative stories. Sabrina's most recent play, Dugsi Dayz, played at Edinburgh Fringe 2023, returned to the New Diorama last year and will play in the Royal Court's Jerwood Theatre Upstairs this Spring.

Episode Sixteen is an honest and thoughtful chat with Director, Writer, Theatremaker and Drag King Emily Aboud. At the time of recording, Emily is mid-rehearsal at the Royal Opera House and weeks away from the final run of her show Splintered at Soho Theatre. We discussed the joys and struggles of making theatre in London, the importance of knowing your audience and the value of play in the rehearsal room. The conversation travels from Trinidad to the Edinburgh Fringe to London via Swindon TK Maxx. Content warning: Please note this episode includes references to slavery and homophobia. Show Notes: Lagahoo Productions - https://www.lagahooproductions.com/Splintered at Soho Theatre - https://sohotheatre.com/shows/splintered-2/Lilliput Theatre Trinidad - https://www.facebook.com/lilliputchildrenstheatre/Soho Writers Lab - https://sohotheatre.com/artists/labs/Viewpoints, Anne Bogart - https://www.nickhernbooks.co.uk/the-viewpoints-bookAfter The Act, New Diorama - https://newdiorama.com/whats-on/after-the-actGraceland by Ava Wong-Davies at the Royal Court - https://royalcourttheatre.com/whats-on/graceland/Standing at the Sky's Edge by Chris Bush at the National Theatre - https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/productions/standing-at-the-skys-edge/Artists' Impressions theme music is by Kye Perry (AKA Mystery Season) https://kyeperry.myportfolio.com/work Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Það verður ekki hægt að sjá neinar sýningar í New Diorama leikhúsinu í London í haust. Engir miðar til sölu. Ástæðan, samkvæmt listrænum stjórnanda leikhússins, David Byrne, er meðal annars sú að þau er einfaldlega komin með leið á því að sýna sömu verkin með sömu hópunum. Leikhúsið kallar þetta sína róttækustu uppsetningu hingað til, að hafa leikhúsið tómt. Þetta er fjárfesting í þróun á nýjum sviðslistaverkum, sviðslistaverkum sem eiga að vera áhættusæknari og djarfari en það sem hefur áður sést. En hvað þýða þessar aðgerðir fyrir sviðslistafólk í London? Assa Borg Þórðardóttir flytur pistil um óþægilega, sársaukafulla list frá tveimur ólíkum listamönnum: japanska hávaðalistamanninum Masonna og bandaríska grínistanum Eric Andre. Þann 30. október fer í Brasilíu fram seinni umferð forsetakosninga, þar sem eigast við hinn vinstrisinnaði Lula og íhaldsmaðurinn, þjóðernissinninn og popúlistinn Jair Bolsanaro. Sá síðarnefndi klæðist reglulega hinni kanarí-gulu keppnistreyju brasilíska fótboltalandsliðsins við ýmis tilefni og er búningurinn orðinn að einkennisklæðnaði stuðningsmanna hans í kröfugöngum og kosningafundum. Andstæðingar Bolsanaros gera nú allt til að hrifsa þetta sameiningartákn úr höndum popúlistans. En brasilíski búningurinn er ekki sá eini sem er orðinn að pólitísku bitbeini fyrir heimsmeistaramótið í Katar í lok ársins. Nú á dögunum kynnti danska landsliðið sinn búning fyrir mótið og er sá búningur hannaður til að mótmæla stöðu mannréttindamála í Katar. Við ræðum pólitík og fótboltatreyjur við Stefán Pálsson sagnfræðing.

Það verður ekki hægt að sjá neinar sýningar í New Diorama leikhúsinu í London í haust. Engir miðar til sölu. Ástæðan, samkvæmt listrænum stjórnanda leikhússins, David Byrne, er meðal annars sú að þau er einfaldlega komin með leið á því að sýna sömu verkin með sömu hópunum. Leikhúsið kallar þetta sína róttækustu uppsetningu hingað til, að hafa leikhúsið tómt. Þetta er fjárfesting í þróun á nýjum sviðslistaverkum, sviðslistaverkum sem eiga að vera áhættusæknari og djarfari en það sem hefur áður sést. En hvað þýða þessar aðgerðir fyrir sviðslistafólk í London? Assa Borg Þórðardóttir flytur pistil um óþægilega, sársaukafulla list frá tveimur ólíkum listamönnum: japanska hávaðalistamanninum Masonna og bandaríska grínistanum Eric Andre. Þann 30. október fer í Brasilíu fram seinni umferð forsetakosninga, þar sem eigast við hinn vinstrisinnaði Lula og íhaldsmaðurinn, þjóðernissinninn og popúlistinn Jair Bolsanaro. Sá síðarnefndi klæðist reglulega hinni kanarí-gulu keppnistreyju brasilíska fótboltalandsliðsins við ýmis tilefni og er búningurinn orðinn að einkennisklæðnaði stuðningsmanna hans í kröfugöngum og kosningafundum. Andstæðingar Bolsanaros gera nú allt til að hrifsa þetta sameiningartákn úr höndum popúlistans. En brasilíski búningurinn er ekki sá eini sem er orðinn að pólitísku bitbeini fyrir heimsmeistaramótið í Katar í lok ársins. Nú á dögunum kynnti danska landsliðið sinn búning fyrir mótið og er sá búningur hannaður til að mótmæla stöðu mannréttindamála í Katar. Við ræðum pólitík og fótboltatreyjur við Stefán Pálsson sagnfræðing.

Það verður ekki hægt að sjá neinar sýningar í New Diorama leikhúsinu í London í haust. Engir miðar til sölu. Ástæðan, samkvæmt listrænum stjórnanda leikhússins, David Byrne, er meðal annars sú að þau er einfaldlega komin með leið á því að sýna sömu verkin með sömu hópunum. Leikhúsið kallar þetta sína róttækustu uppsetningu hingað til, að hafa leikhúsið tómt. Þetta er fjárfesting í þróun á nýjum sviðslistaverkum, sviðslistaverkum sem eiga að vera áhættusæknari og djarfari en það sem hefur áður sést. En hvað þýða þessar aðgerðir fyrir sviðslistafólk í London? Assa Borg Þórðardóttir flytur pistil um óþægilega, sársaukafulla list frá tveimur ólíkum listamönnum: japanska hávaðalistamanninum Masonna og bandaríska grínistanum Eric Andre. Þann 30. október fer í Brasilíu fram seinni umferð forsetakosninga, þar sem eigast við hinn vinstrisinnaði Lula og íhaldsmaðurinn, þjóðernissinninn og popúlistinn Jair Bolsanaro. Sá síðarnefndi klæðist reglulega hinni kanarí-gulu keppnistreyju brasilíska fótboltalandsliðsins við ýmis tilefni og er búningurinn orðinn að einkennisklæðnaði stuðningsmanna hans í kröfugöngum og kosningafundum. Andstæðingar Bolsanaros gera nú allt til að hrifsa þetta sameiningartákn úr höndum popúlistans. En brasilíski búningurinn er ekki sá eini sem er orðinn að pólitísku bitbeini fyrir heimsmeistaramótið í Katar í lok ársins. Nú á dögunum kynnti danska landsliðið sinn búning fyrir mótið og er sá búningur hannaður til að mótmæla stöðu mannréttindamála í Katar. Við ræðum pólitík og fótboltatreyjur við Stefán Pálsson sagnfræðing.

Beyoncé's Renaissance: we discuss Beyoncé's house and disco inspired new album – her first solo material in six years - and her huge significance as an artist and cultural icon. Nick is joined by Jacqueline Springer – curator, and music journalist and lecturer, and by Dr Kirsty Fairclough who specialises in popular culture and music. The Arctic is Don Paterson's new collection of poems. The title refers not to the polar region but the third worst bar in Dundee, the resort of survivors of various apocalypses. Other poets are a presence, too, in Paterson's poems ‘after' Gabriela Mistral, Montale and Cavafy. Nick Ahad interviews Don Paterson about this poetic cornucopia. David Byrne is the artistic director and chief executive of London's New Diorama, the Stage newspaper's Fringe Theatre of the Year. He joins Nick to explain his decision to present no public programme for the rest of the year. Free-for-All is a programme that does what it says on the tin – all artworks on the walls of the Touchstones Gallery have been made by people from Rochdale. Artist Harry Meadley joins Nick to explain the concept. And we remember American actor Nichelle Nichols, best known for her role in Star Trek as Lieutenant Uhura, who has died aged 89. Presenter: Nick Ahad Producer: Ekene Akalawu Image: Beyoncé

This week: New Orleans, New Diorama, New Marvel Movie We bought some stuff and there was even a trip to the Big Easy plus a quick, no spoiler review of The Eternals. All this and more on episode 194 of The STS Guys. Follow us on Instagram @stsguys

Honest Actors' first LIVE recording, with Emily Berrington and Sean Biggerstaff, interviewed by Larner Wallace-Taylor. Hosted by the West and South West London branch of Equity, and recorded live at the New Diorama, celebrating TUC Young Workers Month. Find out more about joining Equity at www.equity.org.ukProduced by Larner Wallace Taylor.Recorded by Vittorio Angelone. Also out today, SEVEN follow-up chats with the Emerging Actors I first introduced as part of the roundtable discussion filmed at Spotlight over two years ago.The big news is that Honest Actors Series 3 will be launching before Christmas, so make sure your podcast app is set to automatically download new episodes. Follow the podcast at @honestactors on Twitter, and Jonathan at @jonatharden on both Twitter and Instagram.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/honestactors. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Latest UK theatre news including Gillian Anderson to star in West End, Vanessa Kirby comments on the large Lyttleton Theatre space, Publishers' Association research shows book adaptations far more commercially successful than original shows, new seasons at New Vic and New Diorama, pick of the Edinburgh Fringe, and a round-up of reviews of Alan Bennett's Allelujah!

In House begins, as so many young theatre makers do, at the New Diorama. Terri Paddock is joined by Artistic Director David Byrne, talking about the ethos of London's only theatre that's dedicated to nurturing theatre companies and ensembles.

In House celebrates the breadth of talent and creativity in London. Each week we feature London’s most innovative theatres, big and small, from powerhouses like the National Theatre to engine rooms of creativity like the New Diorama.

Camden People’s Theatre, the Fitzrovia Centre and New Diorama are coming together to bring you Camden Youth Theatre. There’s an opening event at the New Diorama studio this Monday; a talk on Elizabethan Camden will be given by Camden archivist Tudor Allen at the London Irish Centre; London soul singer Al-Vincent will launch his debut album in Camden this week; the Charles Dickens museum is offering a walk in the footsteps of Charles Dickens. Camden Youth Theatre :: Soul singer Al-Vincent :: Dickens Museum :: Back to homepage :: Follow us on Twitter :: File Download (2:52 min / 3 MB)

Libby Purves meets actor Carmen Munroe; composer Denis King and Ralph Montagu, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. Ralph Montagu, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, is the nephew of Elizabeth Montagu who is the subject of a new film - The Honourable Rebel. The film tells the story of Elizabeth - Liza - Montagu and is based on her autobiography. She was a musician, actor, linguist and she was recruited by both the UK and US governments to act as a spy during World War Two . The Honourable Rebel stars Dorothea Myer-Bennett with narration by Diana Rigg and is showing in 100 cinemas around the UK. Actor Carmen Munroe is playing Cicely, Duchess of York, in Richard III at the New Diorama theatre. A founder of Talawa Theatre Company alongside Mona Hammond and Yvonne Brewster, she made her West End debut in Tennessee Williams's Period Of Adjustment in 1962 and starred alongside Norman Beaton in the Channel 4 sitcom Desmonds in the 1990s. Although she has starred at the Royal Court, the Tricycle and even the Royal Shakespeare Company in plays by Lorca, Brecht, Shaw and August Wilson, this production marks her Shakespearean debut at the age of 83. Richard III is at the New Diorama Theatre, London Denis King is a composer. He started out in the 50s, at the age of 12 as a member of The King Brothers with brothers Mike and Tony. Since then he has composed over 200 TV themes - his best known being ITV's Black Beauty - and written over 25 musicals including Privates on Parade. His book, Key Changes - A Musical Memoir is self-published. Producer: Paula McGinley.

As Yet Unnamed London Theatre Podcast 10-Feb-2013 With T R P Watson  -Phil from the West End Whingers  - Gareth James - Nick from Partially Obstructed View - Plays and Theatre News Discussed The Captain of Köpenick - Olivier Theatre  [00:13]Feast - Young Vic  [12:43]Rupert Goold appointed as Artistic Director of the Almeida  [21:30]The Faction/New Diorama Rep Season  [26:33]Fiesco - New DioramaThree Sisters - New DioramaBlood Wedding - New Diorama Reviews Fiesta - Trafalgar Studios 2Great Expectations - Vaudeville Theatre In the Beginning was the End - Somerset HouseMONEY the Game Show - Bush TheatreThe Captain of Köpenick - Olivier TheatreLondon Wall - Finborough TheatreOur Country's Good - St James' TheatreFeast - Young Vic News and Blogs Rupert Goold appointed as Artistic Director of the Almeida

Maiden Lane Community Centre has a programme of activities for the half term week, from BMX biking and cinema, to swimming and family day. info from the website or call Amanda on 020 7485 0845: On Monday ‘The Real Me’, a play in the making is being read at the Drill Hall: There is a FREE DJ and Rap workshop at the Pirate Castle at Oval Road for people aged 13-24. On Thursday and Friday From Thursday to Sunday, the annual Return to Camden Town takes place at the Irish Centre and in local pubs. Julia Pascal’s play ‘Honeypot’ is at the New Diorama. On Sunday, £5 will get you into Oxfam’s Oxjam at the Fiddlers Elbow in Malden Road. Maiden lane Community Centre :: Drill Hall :: New Diorama :: DJ and Rap workshop :: Return to Camden Town :: Fiddlers Elbow :: Oxjam :: Back to Camden Community Radio :: Camden Community on Twitter :: File Download (4:08 min / 4 MB)