Podcast appearances and mentions of patrick torres

Aquele assunto que gera tapa na mesa do bar, que faz a gente escutar aquela frase “EU SÓ ACHO QUE…”, que causa discussão e gritaria, sobretudo numa era em que tudo está conectado e pode ser divulgado na internet, causando talvez um frisson porque gera a pergunta: E aí? Todo mundo pode opinar sobre literatura agora? Precisa ter um dom? Um jornal para chamar de seu? Tiago Ferro - um dos fundadores da plataforma de publicações independentes e-galáxia e da revista de ensaios Peixe-elétrico, ensaísta e ficcionista, autor de livros como “O pai da menina morta" e “O seu terrível abraço” - e Thiago Mio Salla, organizador da Coleção Graciliano Ramos na Todavia, falam sobre quem tem e quem teve cacife para falar sobre literatura. Além deles, chamamos alguns profissionais do mercado do livro para opinar sobre o assunto: Diana Passy (@dianapassy), Mell Ferraz (@blogliteraturese), Patrick Torres(@patzzic) e Paulo Ratz, do @livrariaemcasa. Quem faz o Quarta Capa: Apresentação, produção, roteiro: Tatiany Leite  Edição: Maurício Caetano Apoio de produção: Nathalia Pazini  Artes: Mariana Neves Autores entrevistados: Tiago Ferro e Thiago Mio Salla Participação especial: Diana Passy (@dianapassy), Mell Ferraz (@blogliteraturese); Patrick Torres(@patzzic) e Paulo Ratz (@livrariaemcasa). Livros deste episódio: Angústia, de Graciliano Ramos Vidas Secas, de Graciliano Ramos O seu terrível abraço, de Tiago Ferro Coleção Antonio Candido Quadro "Que livro é esse?": - NOSSOS AMIGOS, OS OGROS, K. G. Subramanyan - BOA NOITE, BO, Kjersti Annesdatter Skomsvold e Mari Kanstad Johnsen- BAILINHO, Carlos Eduardo Pereira e Zansky- MENINO ESTRELA, Claire A. Nivola- A HISTÓRIA DE UM CARACOL QUE DESCOBRIU A IMPORTÂNCIA DA LENTIDÃO, Luis Sepúlveda Participação de Ana Clara Oliveira e Gabriel Formiga, ambos da Baião, o selo da Todavia para as infâncias.  

In this episode of Low-Key Legends, we chat with Patrick Torres the Partner and creative director at Studio Freight. In this wide-ranging conversation, we talk about the importance of self-education, the power of open source, growing a remote team, their internal studio process, music, art and so much more. More about Patrick: At an early age, Patrick developed a passion for skateboarding, punk rock, and DIY culture, which eventually led him to the world of graphic art and design. In 2016, Patrick co-founded Studio Freight in Columbus, Ohio, alongside his partner and Design Director, Aaron Marks. Since then the studio has grown to 13+ full-time people, working all over the world. Products: Lenis Smooth Scroll Social: Website Twitter

SABORES es una plataforma de negocios, que bimestralmente expone en sus páginas a chefs, emprendedores de la cocina y anunciantes en general. ¿Cuál es el alcance de la revista, cuál ha sido su ejemplar más exitoso, dónde se distribuye? Acompáñanos a conocer las respuestas de la voz de su director y editor, Patrick Torres

About the Guests Heather J. Strickland started as the Executive Director of Raleigh Little Theatre in June 2020. Prior to joining RLT, Heather was the Communications and Development Director for the North Carolina Partnership for Children (NCPC), the organization that leads the Smart Start network across the state. In this role, she has led a network-wide rebranding effort and created and implemented fund development strategies for the organization. Prior to joining NCPC in 2013, Heather was the Director of Communications for the NC Department of State Treasurer where she oversaw all communications, branding, and marketing strategies for the agency, including the North Carolina Retirement Systems, the State Health Plan, and the Local Government Commission. Heather also served as the Marketing Director for Carolina Ballet, one of the largest performing arts organizations in the state. Heather has over 15 years of extensive experience and success in developing organizational strategy and branding, fundraising, and cultivating engagement for nonprofit and public service organizations. She has been involved with RLT since 2005, starting as a volunteer and stepping into the roles of director, teaching artist, and board member over time. Heather has also worked as a director, actor, and dance/fight choreographer. She is a member of ArtEquity's first cohort of National Board Leaders and has a degree in Theatre Arts and Communications from Flagler College. Patrick Torres is RLT's Artistic Director and has more than a decade of experience as a professional director and theatre educator. His work as a freelance director has been seen at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, The Southwest Shakespeare Festival, Round House Theatre, The Source Festival, and the Hangar Theatre among others. In 2003, he was selected as a Drama League Directing Fellow and in 2005 was named a Young Leader of Color by the Theatre Communications Group. He has an MFA in Directing from the University of Southern Mississippi. Candis Cox is a Gender and Sexuality educator, lecturer, and advocate for the LGBTQ community in Raleigh NC, where she lives with her husband, and throughout the country. Originally from Syracuse NY, she relocated to Raleigh to attend NC State University where she obtained a BA in Sociology. Originally scheduled to attend Campbell law school, she instead chose to focus on becoming her authentic self, completing her gender transition in 2003. Candis serves on the Board of Directors for EqualityNC, works with HRC (Human Rights Campaign), and works by speaking at events, businesses, schools, and other organizations to educate on Gender and Sexuality. Candis has been featured in a number of http://www.candiscox.com/category/press/ (news specials), has been interviewed by news networks across the globe, and is, to date, the only transgender person to have met with the current http://www.candiscox.com/press/in-meeting-with-north-carolina-gov-mccrory-lgbt-equality-advocates-demand-repeal-of-anti-lgbt-law/ (Governor Pat McCrory) to discuss his anti-LGBT “bathroom bill” H.B.2.   Links https://raleighlittletheatre.org/ (Raleigh Little Theatre) Connect with Us Facebook @beltlinetbroadway Twitter @beltlinetobway Instagram @beltlinetobroadway Support this podcast

Welcome back to the podcast! In this episode, Artistic Director, Patrick Torres, talks to Director, Phillip Bernard Smith, about how The Mountaintop by Katori Hall humanizes Dr. King to inspire us. The Mountaintop runs at Raleigh Little Theatre June 10-19, 2021. Purchase tickets at RaleighLittleTheatre.org.

RLT Stories is a new series of interviews featuring the stories of our supporters. In this first episode, Patrick Torres interviews David and Judi Wilkinson about their four decades of service to RLT. Learn how they came to be known as the Popcorn Prince and the Concessions Queen!

En este episodio les traigo una nueva idea de emprendimiento a mediano y a largo plazo. Se trata de invertir en la bolsa de valores para ir creando nuestro fondo de retiro, para conocer más acerca de la propuesta invité a Patrick Torres, quien es periodista y tiene casi tres años estudiando la bolsa y sus distintos escenarios de inversión. Recuerda siempre:Visitar mi página https://www.sharydopatrocinio.com/ y descargar mi nueva GUÍA para EMPRENDEDORES.Seguirme en https://www.instagram.com/sharydopatrocinio/?hl=enColaborar con mi Patreon https://www.patreon.com/join/3763470?y Suscribirte a mi Canal de Youtube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=shary+do+patrocinioEste programa fue patrocinado por el Directorio Emprendedor de Miami Emprendedores https://www.instagram.com/miamiemprendedores/?hl=en

Hear what Michael Larson, star of the https://raleighlittletheatre.org/shows/the-curious-incident-of-the-dog-in-the-night-time/ (Raleigh Little Theatre) production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Patrick Torres, Artistic Director of Raleigh Little Theatre, have to say about the role community theater has in opening hearts and minds. About the Guests Patrick Torres is RLT’s Artistic Director and has more than a decade of experience as a professional director and theatre educator. His work as a freelance director has been seen at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, The Southwest Shakespeare Festival, Round House Theatre, The Source Festival, and the Hangar Theatre among others. In 2003, he was selected as a Drama League Directing Fellow and in 2005 was named a Young Leader of Color by the Theatre Communications Group. He has an MFA in Directing from the University of Southern Mississippi. Patrick will be directing the http://playmakersrep.org/show/native-gardens/ (PlayMakers Repertory Company) production of Native Gardens in April 2020. Michael Larson is a junior in high school. Some of his previous performances include: Into the Woods as Jack, Once Upon a Mattress as the Jester, Guys and Dolls as Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Elf the Musical as Buddy, Thoroughly Modern Millie as Ching Ho, Urinetown as Officer Barrel. He is ecstatic to have the opportunity to play the role of Christopher in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. He has performed in choir throughout school and has taken music lessons at Chapel Hill School of Musical Arts for even years. He plans to study performing arts in college. Zara Van Hemert (Co-Host) is a senior in high school. She is a competitive gymnast and hopes to be an elementary school teacher. Resources https://artsaccessinc.org/ (Arts Access) Connect with RDU on Stage Facebook – @rduonstage Twitter – @rduonstage Instagram – @rduonstage Web – http://www.rduonstage.com/ (www.rduonstage.com) Support this podcast

In this episode, Patrick Torres, Director, talks with Rachel Pottern-Nunn, Assistant Director, and Heather Strickland, Movement Director, to give you a peek into how they worked together to create the world of our upcoming production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.

In this episode, Patrick Torres interviews the four performers sharing the roles of the stepsisters for this year's production of Cinderella (Dennis Poole, Tim Cherry, Quenton Hocutt, and Greg Hill), talks with director, Mike McGee, about his decision to cast four actors for these roles, and speaks with Executive Director, Charles Phaneuf, about the big news he recently shared!

On this bonus episode of the podcast, Patrick Torres talks to Mickey Rowe, the first actor with Autism to play the role of Christoper in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. They talk about Mickey's experience in the show, how to make theatre more inclusive, and discuss Mickey's latest project - the National Disability Theatre.

Hear what Carol de Giere, the author of DEFYING GRAVITY, Stephen Schwartz's biography, has to say about the evolution of PIPPIN, Schwartz's experience working with Bob Fosse which was recently dramatized in the mini-series ‘Fosse/Verdon,’ and more. About the Guest Carol de Giere is the author of two books that provide behind-the-scenes stories on popular musicals. The first book Defying Gravity takes readers into the world of the award-winning composer-lyricist Stephen Schwartz known for the musicals WICKED, PIPPIN and other Broadway shows and films. The second book The Godspell Experience: Inside a Transformative Musical records the history and song-by-song details for GODSPELL. Both books serve as historical records in addition to offering insights on the creative process for fans of musicals, working writers, and performers. For more information visit: https://www.facebook.com/TheSchwartzScene/?ref=br_rs (The Schwartz Scene) https://www.musicalwriters.com/ (Musicalwriters.com) http://musicalschwartz.com/ (MusicalSchwartz.com) http://www.caroldegiere.com/ (CaroldeGiere.com) Credits https://robinhoodradioondemand.com/podcast/leonard-lopate-at-large-stephen-schwartz-carol-de-giere/ (Special thanks to Leonard Lopate for allowing RDU on Stage to use an excerpt of his podcast interview with Stephen Schwartz. To hear Leonard’s complete interview with both Carol and Stephen on the Leonard Lopate at Large podcast, click here.) Special thanks also to Patrick Torres, Artistic Director of Raleigh Little Theatre (RLT) and Director of the 2019 RLT production of PIPPIN which runs through June 16th. On the Right Track, music/lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, performed by Deanna Richards and Jesse Farmer from the Raleigh Little Theatre 2019 production directed by Patrick Torres. Magic to Do, music/lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, performed by the cast of the Raleigh Little Theatre 2019 production. Corner of the Sky, music/lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, performed by Jesse Farmer from the Raleigh Little Theatre 2019 production. Connect with RDU on Stage Facebook – @rduonstage Twitter – @rduonstage Instagram – @rduonstage Web http://www.rduonstage.com/ (www.rduonstage.com) Support this podcast

In this episode, Artistic Director, Patrick Torres, interviews Jesse Farmer (Pippin) Deanna Richards (Leading Player), and Rebecca Johnston (Berthe) about their experience as cast members of Pippin, their perspectives on Pippin's journey, and how this production was conceptualized. And in the end, Patrick gets personal. SHOW DETAILS: https://raleighlittletheatre.org/shows/pippin/

When we talk about Latinx theater in the United States, we are not talking about a trend that started with In the Heights or Hamilton. We are talking about a movement that effectively began in the fields of central California with El Teatro Campesino. And that’s what we are talking about today, Latinx theater, with Patrick Torres, Artistic Director of https://raleighlittletheatre.org/ (Raleigh Little Theatre) (RLT).  About the Guest Patrick Torres is RLT’s Artistic Director and has more than a decade of experience as a professional director and theatre educator. His work as a freelance director has been seen at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, The Southwest Shakespeare Festival, Round House Theatre, The Source Festival, and the Hangar Theatre among others. In 2003, he was selected as a Drama League Directing Fellow and in 2005 was named a Young Leader of Color by the Theatre Communications Group. He has an MFA in Directing from the University of Southern Mississippi. Patrick will be directing the http://playmakersrep.org/show/native-gardens/ (PlayMakers Repertory Company) production of Native Gardens in April 2020. Resources & Credits Special thanks to Elizabeth Quesada for providing the audio of America from a rehearsal of the West Side Story Symphony Concert. She is playing Anita in RLT’s concert version. You can follow Elizabeth on Instagram @elizabethmquesada. Click any of the links below to find out more about Latinx theater OR learn more about the theater companies Patrick mentioned in this episode. https://howlround.com/latinx-theatre-commons (Latinx Theatre Commons) http://elteatrocampesino.com/ (El Teatro Campesino) http://en.galatheatre.org/ (Gala Hispanic Theatre) Connect with RDU on Stage Facebook – @rduonstage Twitter – @rduonstage Instagram – @rduonstage Web http://www.rduonstage.com/ (www.rduonstage.com) Support this podcast

Artistic Director, Patrick Torres, and Executive Director, Charles Phaneuf, talk about the shows in Raleigh Little Theatre's 2019/2020 Season: Now and Then. Hear about the shows in our upcoming season, the reasons we picked these shows, and discover the joy of our brand new area premiere air horn.

Today's episode is with Patrick Torres, the Artistic Director at Raleigh Little Theatre. We talk about theater as a community experience, the social need for art and ritual, and the enduring relevance of Shakespeare's Othello.You can learn about the Theatre's upcoming shows and events at Raleigh Little Theatre and follow along on Twitter at @RLT1936. Enjoy!

Patrick Torres is the owner of Studio Frieght, a graphic design company based in Columbus, Ohio. This episode kind of turned into two friends talking about Hip-Hop in the end. I hope you enjoy the last episode of the season.Follow Billion or Bust @billionorbustFollow Patrick @partricktorresFollow Studio Freight @studiofreight See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adult Education Classes are the focus of this episode of the RLT podcast. Patrick Torres interviews Pam McClure, a frequent class member, and Jess Barbour, one of our Adult Teaching Artists, about the benefit, fun, and excitement of registering for a class. Register: https://raleighlittletheatre.org/education/ #UpcomingShow: ”Cinderella” opens this Friday, Nov 30 and runs til Dec 16. TIX: https://raleighlittletheatre.org/shows/cinderella/

In this episode, Patrick Torres reveals big news about changes in the Costume Shop. Vicki Olson and Jenny Mitchell join him to talk about Vicki's history with the theatre, the future of the shop, and some details on the creative process behind the “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” costumes. "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" Opens Friday: Discover the magic and mystery of Aslan, the great lion, his struggle with the White Witch, and the adventures of four children who inadvertently wander into an old wardrobe. ”The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” opens this Friday, Oct 19 and runs for two weekends. Tickets: https://raleighlittletheatre.org/shows/the-lion-the-witch-and-the-wardrobe/

RLT's Artistic Director, Patrick Torres, talks with Director, Amy White, and Dramaturge, Sara Thompson about RLT's upcoming production of The Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson. They discuss the themes of the play, talk about women in revolution, and how the play is relevant to the women who are leading the resistance today. Tickets: https://raleighlittletheatre.org/shows/the-revolutionists/ Connect with RLT on social: fb.me/RLT1936 twitter.com/RLT1936 instagram.com/RLT1936