Podcasts about Pantos

Al Porter was everywhere......TV, Radio, Newspapers, Pantos and filling theaters all over Ireland until one day when it all came to a grinding halt. In a very honest and open conversation, Al has said alcohol played a large role in his behavior in 2017 when he was accused of inappropriately touching men, leading to a complete end to his career overnight. The comedian, who is now sober for over three years, said he had a sense that the wheels were coming off and that he was far too immature for the speed of his rise to fame. After some very dark days, feeling suicidal and spending time in hospital, he accepts that people had every right to call him out. Whilst he didn't think he was being a bad person at the time, Al has since learned that his actions were inappropriate. After working on himself for 6 years, Al never wants to repeat the past and as he says himself, he has the rest of his life to live as a good person. Al admitted that he is trying to make amends with people over time, and has written letters to some, but some people didn't want them.This is a very raw and difficult conversation. Al tells us in great detail every thought and emotion he was feeling at the time and also explains all the work he has done over the last 6 years to become a better person. Al says "no matter how bad things are in your life, it's never too late to turn things around and it's never too late to reach out for help" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A few Cubs supervisors get together to help us archive and remember the life of Guest Services Ambassador Pete Pantos.Support the showFollow us:Twitter @PodcastMistakenInstagram @MistakenIdentityMediaFacebook @MistkenIdentityMediaTik Tok @FrankWalkerIVPatreon (watch our episodes) Mistaken Identity PodcastWebsite PodPageEmail: MistakenIdentityMedia@gmail.com

On this episode, Music Director John Baril and Central City Opera CEO Pamela Pantos discuss the three main-stage productions being featured in this year's Summer Festival. Brush up on your Shakespeare, because this season includes productions of Romeo & Juliet, Kiss Me, Kate, and Othello. Join John and Pamela as they detail the rarity of seeing six tenors in one opera, how Cole Porter keeps the drama on the stage, and how Central City Opera is making opera relevant for contemporary audiences.  Have questions or want to provide feedback? Email us at podcast@centralcityopera.org. Remember to subscribe to our podcast to get the latest episodes delivered directly to your device. To hear more stories from inside Central City Opera and buy tickets to the shows, visit us at centralcityopera.org.  https://centralcityopera.org/2023-festival/    

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Facebook faces a $2 billion lawsuit over hate speech; Expanse co-author Ty Franck on the role of nuclear fusion in sci-fi universes and the real world; making sense of the connection between respiratory virus outbreaks and invasive Strep A bacterial infections; a theatre director's bid to bring British holiday 'pantos' to Canada; Israeli documentary Tantura confronts an alleged massacre in a Palestinian village; and more.

It's time to step into Christmas! (Oh yes it is!) In celebration of achieving 50,000 lifetime downloads, we welcome you to a very special bonus episode as we visit the New Victoria Theatre in Woking for their seasonal spectacular! It's Panto season, and what better way to celebrate than by enjoying Cinderella! Led by the incredibly talented Brian Conley, will this truly be the Fairy Godmother of all Pantos?  Download now, and find out our thoughts! Music: Purple-Planet.com

News of the Ritmania Christmas panto (It's behind your!), why marking World Aids Day is still so important, the huge contribution nightlife makes to South Tenerife's tourism magnetism, and news review with Janet Anscombe

Musical theatre Perfomer, SA actress & Singer Ilse Klink shared more insight on the 'Adventures in Pantoland', which w marks the finale of Joburg Theatre's 60th Anniversary celebrations and will be occurring at the Joburg theatre till the 24th of December.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

☀️ C'est l'été sur Nouveau Modèle ! J'ai donc fait une sélection d'anciens épisodes pour vous proposer de découvrir ou de redécouvrir des invitées engagées. Dans cet épisode, je reçois Emilie Albertini. Son nom vous dit peut-être quelque chose… ou bien son visage car vous l'avez aperçue dans des émissions de relooking à la télévision. Après une longue carrière à l'écran, Emilie a préféré raccrocher la caméra et créer sa propre entreprise. Elle a lancé une méthode d'accompagnement pour apprendre à s'aimer tel que l'on est, pour apprendre à aimer ses vêtements, à se réapproprier son dressing et pour arrêter de surconsommer. Elle a appelé cette méthode « The Dressing Therapy ». Je vous conseille aussi d'écouter son podcast du même nom pour arrêter de succomber aux achats compulsifs. Avec Emilie on a parlé du fléau de la surconsommation, de l'expression « être à la mode » qui n'a plus de sens aujourd'hui, on a échangé sur l'importance de la transmission, et elle m'a même montré un trésor légué par sa grand-mère. Je vous souhaite une très belle écoute ! —— Références : Marque de lunettes Pantos : https://www.pantos-paris.com Podcast The Dressing Therapy : https://play.acast.com/s/the-dressing-therapy-le-podcast —— Mixage : Thomas Lenglain

In this episode Amie and Natalie discuss quilt sizes and how big is "too big" to have it longarmed.  We also talk about chooosing a quilting pantogram and what certain designs remind us of besides orange peels and ornaments, oh my!!  Join us for a casual discussion and lots of fun!  We hope you'll tune in while you sew, quilt, eat, excercise, work, drive, walk the dog, or whatever else you do!!  We're here for everyone, not just quilters! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seams-funny-podcast/message

I am joined by Dave Pantos, running for Douglas County Attorney. He recognizes that the criminal justice system is broken and wants to be a part of the solution. Be sure to tune in to hear about his fight for a more safe and equitable Nebraska. You don't want to miss this episode! Thanks so much for taking time to get inspired, get some information, and learn about ways you can stay fired up in the fight to strengthen our democracy. We can do this! Dave Pantos-Douglas County Attorney https://www.davepantos.com/ 2022 Nebraska Democratic Candidates https://nebraskademocrats.org/2022-democratic-candidates/ To learn more about Swing Left Nebraska or find out about our upcoming events, check out our website or social media sites. Swingleftnebraska.com | swingleft.org Facebook-@swingleftomaha |Twitter-@swingleftomaha | Instagram- swingleft_nebrask Sign up to write letters in- person/virtually or canvass with Swing Left Nebraska https://www.mobilize.us/?org_ids=159 Write letters on your own. https://votefwd.org/district/NE_2022_B_CD_02 Writing Letters to Voters Motivates Voters to Vote Research https://votefwd.org/impact2020 https://time.com/6103451/campaign-letters-vote-democrats/ DCCC Volunteer opportunties https://www.mobilize.us/dccc/?country=US&state=NE Check Voting Deadlines/ Your Status / Registrar to Vote / Request an Early Mail Ballot/ Drop Box Locations/ Voter FAQ www.votetodaynebraska.com/ nebraskademocrats.org/voting-center/ If you experience any problems with early voting or at your polling place on election day, you can call The National Voter Assistance hotline number: 833-336-8683 Important Election Dates May 10th | Primary election April 4 – Counties must have early voting ballots ready for delivery by mail April 11 – First day of in-person early voting April 22 – Postmark deadline for mailed voter registrations April 22 – Agency/DMV registration deadline April 22 before midnight – Online voter registration deadline May 2 by 6 p.m. – Last day for in-person voter registration May 2 by 6 p.m. – Last day to receive an application for early voting ballots to be mailed to a specific address May 9 – Last day of in-person early voting June 28th | Special Election for CD1 May 31 | First day for CD-1 voters to cast early in-person ballots June 13 | Early in-person ballots will be sent to those who request one. November 8th | General election July 11 – First day to accept early voting requests Oct. 3 – Counties must have early voting ballots ready for delivery by mail Oct. 11 – First day of in-person early voting Oct. 21 – Postmark deadline for mailed voter registrations Oct. 21 – Agency/DMV registration deadline Oct. 21 before midnight – Online voter registration deadline Oct. 28 by 6 p.m. – Last day for in-person voter registration Oct. 28 by 6 p.m. – Last day to receive an application for early voting ballots to be mailed to a specific address Nov. 7 – Last day of in-person early voting Tip Jar! 100% of donations go to stamps for letters that Swing Left Nebraska volunteers send to voters encouraging them to vote. https://swingleftnebraska.com/?page_id=115 Venmo: @swing-left-Nebraska

You read the title right? That spell is a well known trick in the book for all my aspiring Magicians. However, with great power comes great responsibility so use it wisely and only after midnight! You're wondering what's with all the sorcery this week…? Turns out my me & the rest of the Pull Up boys are wizards. sorry Magicians (didn't mean to offend) Find out exactly what it means whilst you listen and pay close attention to the stories told about our childhood. From NB cutting his own hair and bleeding out to SPK's dad deciding to tear up his hoodies! I won't spoil it for you but man I think our parents need to sit at the red table and discuss their actions. Then again we might be joining them soon! Join your host Joseph (@Joewrites_) with this week's guests: NB (@ysm.nb) , JB (@jb100_) , SPK (@sk100_) , Gbenga (@_gbengz) Listen to Pull Up here - https://open.spotify.com/show/7MNeRgCS2kK6SIdKkU5g1m?si=ZrTBa3yJTKaYdqJVm9fSgw

Microplastics have been found in human blood for the first time. With these particles entering every part of our enviornment, and even our blood, how can we regulate this pollution? Olga Pantos from the Institute of Encironmental Science and Research talks to Charlie about the composition of microplastics, her monitorisation study, and how these particles find thier way into our bodies.

Meet Dave Pantos As an attorney who has worked tirelessly for a fair and equitable justice system, I have a passion for service and good government. I have had the honor to serve the Omaha community in many ways over the last two decades. Now, I want to build on the progress that so many others have made in this city and county and bring meaningful change to our system. This mission has been at the core of my career as an attorney, nonprofit leader, and advocate for people who haven't gotten a fair shake. And it is why I am running for County Attorney in Douglas County. As almost everyone would agree, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” But Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous words resonate so loudly today because we still have so much work to do. As County Attorney, I will draw on the wide range of experiences that I have in both judicial and administrative courtrooms. For example, as a Legal Aid attorney, I secured key victories on behalf of people with disabilities in federal court. I later served as Executive Director of the Legal Aid program in Nebraska, and I currently teach law and policy at the University of Nebraska at Omaha to the next generation of environmental science professionals. I am in court downtown every week representing tenants facing homelessness in eviction court. Every case I can get dismissed is a victory for a family that won't end up on the streets. During my tenure as Legal Aid's Executive Director, I helped to initiate the statewide health law project, the Access to Justice Centers in Omaha and Lincoln, and, in partnership with other local organizations, the Nebraska Immigration Legal Assistance Hotline. My nonprofit service also included a term as Executive Director of Autism Action Partnership. Under my leadership, we debuted the Partnership for Autism Career Employment. As a nonprofit leader, I was Board Chairperson of both the Nonprofit Association of the Midlands and the Domestic Violence Council. Recently, I served a term as one of the two District 3 Board Members on the Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors. Currently, I serve on the Board of Omaha Permaculture and the Nebraska Lawyers Trust Account Foundation and also serve on the Event Committee of Kids Can Community Center. Of course, family is the center of my life in Omaha. I am married to the incredible Jill Pantos, who has served our country through her work in the Navy--including several years overseas--and is now a nurse at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Omaha. My twin sons Miles and Lyndon are first-year students at Millard North High School. We have a blended family which also includes my step-daughter Rowan and step-son Cooper. As County Attorney, I will focus on crime reduction strategies through three principles: justice, fairness, and transparency. It's time for criminal justice reform in Nebraska, and it's an outside, independent voice who can make that happen. Please vote Pantos for County Attorney in 2022! Justice for James Scurlock. https://saytheirnamesmemorials.com/james-scurlock --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/midwest-misfits/support

Dave Pantos served as Executive Director of the Legal Aid program in Nebraska, ran several congressional campaigns, and teaches law and policy at the University of Nebraska. He's currently running for Douglas County attorney against incumbent Don Kleine. Today he tells his story and vision for Omaha. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/riversidechats/message

Season 3, Episode 12 of News Rodeo. This is our season finale where we look back on the whole of 2021 in an attempt to find the funny side of the news! Thank you so much for listening to us this year. We'll back in 2022 to being you even more laughs!Support the show

Recorded for Release 13th Dec 2021 This week Poetry Slam winner Priyanka Joshi shares some of her work, Cannock Chase Drama Society and Start Struck Theatre both tell us about their Pantos, and Gloria Hunniford and Shaun Williamson both have tips on how to avoid being scammed when Christmas shopping on-line.

In this episode we talk about evictions, legal process, and renter's rights (or lack thereof) with Dave Pantos. Dave has been an attorney for 25 years, volunteers about 2 times a week helping renters realize their rights in court, is a current candidate for Douglas County Attorney. Fast Fasts on evictions: -Tenants who don't have attorneys will get evicted 98% of the time -Tenants who have attorneys are usually able to avoid or delay losing their homes -Tenants who do not show up for their eviction hearings will almost certainly be evicted -Eviction hearings usually only last 90 seconds when the tenant has no attorney Dave is reading: Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen *Support the pod for just $5/month at https://www.patreon.com/seeingrednebraska. *Support SeeingRedNE and independent bookstores by purchasing books with our link. You can find all the books we've recommended on the pod! https://bookshop.org/shop/seeingrednebraska Social Media links: https://seeingrednebraska.com seeingredne@protonmail.com Tweet@seeingredNE FB@seeingrednebraska

On the latest edition of our little show, Clare Hobba recommends books around the theme… The post Pantos, Pubs & Paperbacks appeared first on St Albans Podcast with Danny Smith.

We talk to Karl Broderick, Writer and Producer of Aladdin at the National Stadium Christmas Panto with Alan Hughes, as theatre productions wait to hear if government will proceed with NPHET advice to limit indoor events to 50% capacity.

Simply put, the answer is yes. You should definitely go to a pantomime! Commonly known as “panto,” pantomime is a kind of comedy show that is a crucial part of British Christmas tradition. Pantos are intentionally silly and over-the-top. All the characters wear outrageous costumes and the actors typically dress in “drag,” meaning that the men dress as women and the women dress as men. No matter what the story is, there is always a bumbling hero, a clumsy villain, and the promise that the hero will fall in love. Audience participation is vital. The most famous line in all pantos is, “He's behind you!” The audience yells this at the hero, trying to warn him that the villain is about to pounce on him. The hero always replies, “No he isn't!” The tradition of comedy theatre at this time of year goes back to the Victorian times. It was similar to modern day pantomime with an emphasis on comedy of the ‘slap-stick' kind. But its origins were in political satire that poked fun at the establishment, often using characters that had many similarities with well-known and disliked nobles, or even the monarchy. This is less the case now with pantomime taking modern stories and well-known tales and putting a humorous spin on them. We need such escapist nonosesen more than ever.

Simply put, the answer is yes. You should definitely go to a pantomime!Commonly known as “panto,” pantomime is a kind of comedy show that is a crucial part of British Christmas tradition.Pantos are intentionally silly and over-the-top. All the characters wear outrageous costumes and the actors typically dress in “drag,” meaning that the men dress as women and the women dress as men. No matter what the story is, there is always a bumbling hero, a clumsy villain, and the promise that the hero will fall in love.Audience participation is vital. The most famous line in all pantos is, “He's behind you!” The audience yells this at the hero, trying to warn him that the villain is about to pounce on him. The hero always replies, “No he isn't!”The tradition of comedy theatre at this time of year goes back to the Victorian times. It was similar to modern day pantomime with an emphasis on comedy of the ‘slap-stick' kind. But its origins were in political satire that poked fun at the establishment, often using characters that had many similarities with well-known and disliked nobles, or even the monarchy.This is less the case now with pantomime taking modern stories and well-known tales and putting a humorous spin on them.We need such escapist nonosesen more than ever.

Simply put, the answer is yes. You should definitely go to a pantomime! Commonly known as “panto,” pantomime is a kind of comedy show that is a crucial part of British Christmas tradition. Pantos are intentionally silly and over-the-top. All the characters wear outrageous costumes and the actors typically dress in “drag,” meaning that the men dress as women and the women dress as men. No matter what the story is, there is always a bumbling hero, a clumsy villain, and the promise that the hero will fall in love. Audience participation is vital. The most famous line in all pantos is, “He's behind you!” The audience yells this at the hero, trying to warn him that the villain is about to pounce on him. The hero always replies, “No he isn't!” The tradition of comedy theatre at this time of year goes back to the Victorian times. It was similar to modern day pantomime with an emphasis on comedy of the ‘slap-stick' kind. But its origins were in political satire that poked fun at the establishment, often using characters that had many similarities with well-known and disliked nobles, or even the monarchy. This is less the case now with pantomime taking modern stories and well-known tales and putting a humorous spin on them. We need such escapist nonosesen more than ever.

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John Landecker welcomes Pete Pantos, a proud Cubs usher who found himself at Wrigley Field playing baseball for the legendary Ty Cobb when he was 17-years-old.

Taking their turn this week is producer, writer, director and TV presenter Paul Hendy. Paul currently runs Evolution Productions who have been responsible for numerous award winning Pantos up and down the country. Gordon and Paul discuss Paul's drive and ambition, his comedy heroes, and how he may be personally responsible for killing off The Wheel Of Fortune.   Support the show on Patreon!

Cette semaine je reçois Emilie Albertini.  Son nom vous dit peut-être quelque chose… ou bien son visage car vous l’avez aperçue dans des émissions de relooking à la télévision.  Après une longue carrière à l’écran, Emilie a préféré raccrocher la caméra et créer sa propre entreprise. Elle a lancé une méthode d’accompagnement pour apprendre à s’aimer tel que l’on est, pour apprendre à aimer ses vêtements, à se réapproprier son dressing et pour arrêter de surconsommer. Elle a appelé cette méthode « The Dressing Therapy ». Je vous conseille aussi d’écouter son podcast du même nom pour arrêter de succomber aux achats compulsifs.  Avec Emilie on a parlé du fléau de la surconsommation, de l’expression « être à la mode » qui n’a plus de sens aujourd’hui, on a échangé sur l’importance de la transmission, et elle m’a même montré un trésor légué par sa grand-mère.  Je vous souhaite une très belle écoute !  —— Références :  Marque de lunettes Pantos : https://www.pantos-paris.com  Podcast The Dressing Therapy : https://play.acast.com/s/the-dressing-therapy-le-podcast  —— Mixage : Thomas Lenglain 

This week we have a special guest Julia Peck (@Juliafpeck) take us on her Bridging Binaries tour of the University of Cambridge's Polar Museum, where we learn about queer sea goddesses, gay penguin pair bonding, fabulous pantomimes and the first LGBT-friendly continent.

For many blind and partially sighted people, audio description allows them to fully enjoy the live theatre experience. The system allows them to hear, via a headset, what's going on physically on stage via a describer, who talks between the actors dialogue. However, with many performances having to move online, there is a drive to have more of the virtual offerings described. RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell spoke to Anne Hornsby, from MindsEye Arts, to look at some audio described Pantos, still performing in theatres, and some being hosted virtually. www.mindseyedescription.co.uk#RNIBConnectImage: Anne Hornsby, from MindsEye Arts

Christmas is just around the corner, so we've been finding out what pantos and Christmas shows we can look forward to this year with audio description. RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell spoke to Anne Hornsby from Mind's Eye Arts to look at these forthcoming festive treats. For more information visit: www.mindseyedescription.co.uk (http://www.mindseyedescription.co.uk/) #RNIBConnect (Image: Toby Park as Scrooge in Spymonkey's A Christmas Carol, looks on in horror. Credit: Johan Persson)

Hey Informanten, willkommen zur Bitcoin-Informant Show Nr. 1023. Im heutigen Video geht's um folgende Themen: BTC Korrektur letzte Marktbereinigung vor ATH, John Lennon's Sohn hofft auf Bitcoin & IOTA und Pantos forschen an Blockchain Technologien. 1.) BTC-Absturz: Trader gibt Entwarnung, sieht “letzte Marktbereinigung vor dem Allzeithoch” https://coincierge.de/2020/btc-absturz-trader-gibt-entwarnung-sieht-letzte-marktbereinigung-vor-dem-allzeithoch/ 2.) Let it ฿: John Lennon’s Sohn hofft auf Bitcoin https://www.btc-echo.de/let-it-%e0%b8%bf-john-lennons-sohnemann-glaubt-an-die-bitcoin-power/ 3.) IOTA und Pantos forschen mit CDL an Blockchain-Technologien https://bitcoin-kurier.de/iota-und-pantos-forschen-mit-cdl-an-blockchain-technologien/ Telegram Kanal: https://t.me/bitcoininformant LBRY.tv: https://lbry.tv/$/invite/@bitcoininformant:e Steemit: https://steemit.com/@denniskoray HIVE: https://hive.blog/@denniskoray Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/denniskoray/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/btcinformant/ Top 10 Kryptowährungen am 26.11.20 um 9:00Uhr Sonnige Grüsse Dennis "Bitcoin Informant" Koray

Martin Jakeman is the founder and artistic director of the Winchester based Theatre company,Historical Huzzahs. He explores how theatre and live performances can be used to teach audiences about history in an active and engaging style. Learn how the idea developed from his time performing on the streets of Winchester, hearing the real stories of British citizens on the home front of World War II, working with the illustrator of Horrible Histories, and more.

Hello, hello Am-Dram-Fam and welcome to the award-nominated podcast. In this Episode, Things have changed quite a bit, so find your seat as you are in for a show! New format, same great cast! We had 'Album of the week' now we have 'Album of the month' so this gives you more time to listen and get in touch with us. We have a community over on Facebook, so please come and join us for a chat. https://www.facebook.com/groups/148894559115729/  So take a seat as the show is about to start and we will see you at the end at the stage door. Please rate and review us on iTunes or our facebook page Yours From The 'It's all an act' Team (Jaz, Lucie, Tom, and Anna) Intro and Outro Credit - www.Joepurdue.com It's all an act Logo - Joe Foskett Links: Bristol old vic - https://www.whatsonstage.com/bristol-theatre/news/romantics-anonymous-musical-live-streamed_52203.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=19august2020 Guidance for Am dram shows - https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/government-amateur-theatre-guidance_52209.html Golf course on the stage - https://m.memphisflyer.com/TheaterBlog/archives/2020/08/11/orpheum-opens-stage-for-mini-golf-yes-you-read-that-right ALW Corona virus vaccine - https://www.facebook.com/124575513444/posts/10158398512108445/?extid=K4QtEQxmMdsARnwj&d=n Pantos cancelled - https://britishtheatre.com/panto-cancellations-and-theatre-redundancies-a-running-tally/  

Pantos are at risk this year (oh yes they are!). Which is your favourite? And in a bid to move out of our comfort zone we have decided to jump out of a plane for charity! Sometimes we experience anxiety or trepidation when taking our first steps in counselling, so we have decided to reconnect with that feeling on a grand scale! Also find us on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeQ84GevxhtkjsMc5hmF9xQ

Pantos, walking through the West End with a pan of boiling soup, riding motorbikes in isolation, Dublin chicken shops, many different dinners, recommendations, career choices and more. Ross lives out on a farm so the time spent stuck at home hasn't been cramped. For someone who's all about live gigs, that's been missing of late. Probably the longest Debrief episode ever and there were very short odds it would've been with Ross Noble.   Ross Noble podcast here! TV: The Wizards of Aus FILM: Ex Machina   Dave's on Facebook and Twitter.   The Debrief is produced by Nearly, a podcast network. Original theme music by Kit Warhurst. Hear the making of The Debrief theme song. Artwork created by Stacy Gougoulis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We back! The 3 lads talk about 2 teams and at least 1 of them has a chance for a cup. We talk about all the important things:Stats (kinda)FC Cincinnati and Columbus CrewChants that we made upWhy RasenBallsport sucks.

We back! The 3 lads talk about 2 teams and at least 1 of them has a chance for a cup. We talk about all the important things:Stats (kinda)FC Cincinnati and Columbus CrewChants that we made upWhy RasenBallsport sucks.So anyway check us out. 

It's a special day in studio at West of Broadway! We are joined by the amazing Becky Lythgoe to discuss the 10th anniversary of Lythgoe Family Panto! Listen in as we discuss the upcoming presentation of A Snow White Christmas. In England, the holidays just aren’t the holidays without a trip to a classic Panto. Lythgoe Family Panto’s fun spin on Snow White brings all the slapstick fun and audience participation that Pantos are known for — and even features a pre-recorded video illusion of the Magic Mirror played by (how’s this for perfect casting?) actor-magician Neil Patrick Harris. Additional cast members include Garrett Clayton as The Huntsman, Disney’s Olivia Sanabia as Snow White and Destiny’s Child’s Michelle Williams as The Queen. Lythgoe Family Panto returns to the historic Pasadena Civic Auditorium with their 10-year anniversary production of A Snow White Christmas, December 13-22, 2019. LINKS: https://americanpanto.com/home https://www.ticketmaster.com/artist/2654040?_ga=2.154424378.309766481.1562368482-257887247.1562001810 https://www.instagram.com/lythgoepanto/ https://www.instagram.com/beckyblythgoe/ https://www.instagram.com/larascottmedia/ https://www.instagram.com/willarmstrongpr/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Owain Tudur Jones a Malcolm Allen sy’n bwrw golwg unigryw dros ddigwyddiadau’r wythnos a fu yn y byd pêl-droed.

The great, talented, hilarious & generally very wonderfully lovely OWEN COLGAN kindly joins me for human chats this week. We chat about comedy, stand-up, alcohol, being your own Genie, self-worth, personal development, self-sabotage, doubts, benefits of a growth mindset, making changes, Law of Attraction, positive vibes, reclaiming the tea, calming the fuck down and how it should be illegal for adults to attend Pantos without being accompanied by a child.

We discuss the two-game sweep of Binghamton, the hot starts for Bell, Burch & Pantos, the upcoming schedule, chicken wings, Bryce Harper & Manny Machado and much more.

This week, Cian and Laura Anne discuss gay types / stereotypes with extra special guest James O'Hagan of The Big Gay Bucket List podcast, and attempt to offer advice to Michael, who's got a fancy new fella, in our Queer Ear segment.We want to hear from you!Send us your problems: umbrellaradioshow@gmail.comFind us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/umbrellaradioshowThis is a podcast of Umbrella - a radio show on Liffey Sound FM from 9-10pm on Wednesdays.6/2/2019

What's Pat been up to? Paisley Makar Brian Whittingham, , Glasgow Cabbie Stef Shaw, Christmas Market St Enoch, Decorating, Pantos and Christmas Shows Jim & Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 60 Links Paisley Makar Brian Whittingham Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End Twitter: @glasgowswestend Music by Jim Byrne  

A look at some of the Pantos, Christmas Concerts and other Seasonal events going on this weekend. CHappy CHannakah!

In 2016, Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield produced its first ever professional pantomime, Cinderella, written by one of the UK’s leading pantomime writers, Andrew Pollard, who has been brought back to write this year’s Jack and the Beanstalk. Andrew is taking a year off from playing Dame at Greenwich Theatre to tour in Around the World in 80 Days as Phileas Fogg. However there are still 6 of his panto scripts in production this Christmas around the UK. In this episode, Andrew speaks extensively about his views on what pantos should contain, the qualities required for good panto performers and how to deal with changing requirements, demands and attitudes to keep panto fresh and entertaining for new audiences. Jack and the Beanstalk by Andrew Pollard will run at Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield from 8 December 2017 to 6 January 2018. Andrew’s other pantos this year include Cinderella at Greenwich Theatre from 17 November 2017, another Jack and the Beanstalk at Salisbury Playhouse from 2 December 2017 and Beauty and the Beast at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch from 30 November 2017, all finishing on 7 January 2018. Andrew can be seen on tour in Around the World in 80 Days until January. (Photo of Andrew Pollard as Long Joan Silver in Peter Pan at Greenwich Theatre credit Robert Day)

It's Friday, and the lads are once again joined by actor, writer, and podcaster Tom Moran (@TMoran93) and door-to-door Bee Salesperson Onah Rongstad (@OnahWrongstad) for chat's on Tom's water-drinking habit, intentional leaf-frog poisoning, and ideal personal stylists. They also discuss Pantos, door-to-door sales, Tom's experience as a telemarketer in Chicago, and Onah explains the differences between pansexuality and bisexuality.It's Friday, and the lads are once again joined by actor, writer, and podcaster Tom Moran (@TMoran93) and late addition guest door-to-door Bee Salesperson Onah Rongstad (@OnahWrongstad) for chat's on Tom's water-drinking habit, intentional leaf-frog poisoning, and ideal personal stylists. They also discuss Pantos, door-to-door sales, Tom's experience as a telemarketer in Chicago, and Onah explains the differences between pansexuality and bisexuality.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 5th September 2016 This week on The Milk Bar we chat with Ken McCluskey who played Derek 'The Meatman' Scully in the film The Commitments and is part of The Stars From The Commitments at the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre on the 23rd of October, we find out about the Dodo Pad and their Acad Pad for students from Rebecca Jay the MD at Dodo Towers, YETGA turn up with a full on Zombie Apocalypse ahead of their 'Feast of the Flesh' at the Book Mark in Bloxwich later this month,Iam Billings and Phil Butler are in different Pantos this year and join us to tell us about them and we meet Andre Young to chat about his gym wear company - Frontline apparel.  Music comes from The Meow Meows with Hannah and Alex from the band. 

Michael Harrison is Managing Director of Qdos Entertainment and has produced a wide range of musicals with his production company Michael Harrison Productions. In this podcast episode, he speaks to Simon Sladen about Qdos's 2015 pantomime season, his love of Dames and his latest project, Mrs Henderson Presents, which recently transferred to the West End.

Highlights from last couple months including falling Pantos, slamming on cars, Walter White making an appearance and other funny moments.

Highlights from last couple months including falling Pantos, slamming on cars, Walter White making an appearance and other funny moments.

The third episode in the series is with pun master and all round good egg , TIM VINE. Recorded at the Edinburgh Fringe, we talk Mary Poppins, Pantos and Elvis!