Podcasts about raoul bhaneja

Today on Spooked! Cody and Damien sit down with actor, producer and musician Raoul Bhaneja to talk about acting, arts, and all things Spooky! It's all about treading those boards, so shine those shoes, memorize your lines, and get ready to get Spooked! Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

In this episode, co-host Marlis Schweitzer considers how the enduring popularity of Shakespeare in the Park and other forms of outdoor Shakespeare continues to guide how Canadians see, hear, and experience Shakespeare. After a short summary of the “open air” movement, which celebrated the virtues of producing Shakespeare outdoors, she speaks with several guests, including the artistic leadership of Toronto's Shakespeare in the Ruff, about the importance of outdoor Shakespeare today. The second half of the episode focuses more directly on the legacy of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, a company that began producing Shakespeare outdoors - in a tent - and is now arguably the most dominant theatre company in Canada. The episode concludes with a conversation with Melissa Poll, the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion dramaturge at Vancouver's Bard on the Beach, interspersed with comments from Cole Alvis, a two-Spirit Michif Metis actor and director, and now casting associate with the Stratford Festival. This episode features conversations with Patricia Allison, Cole Alvis, Raoul Bhaneja, Karen Fricker, Christine Horne, Erin Kelly, Peter Kuling, Anita La Selva, Keira Loughran, Elizabeth Pentland, Melissa Poll, PJ Prudat, Jamie Robinson, Nassim Abu Sarari, Sara Topham, Jeff Yung Episode 4 ASL translation courtesy of Dawn Jani Birley. Interpretation by Dawn Jani Birley, Robert Haughton, Sage Lovell, and Alice Lo. Content note: This episode contains discussion of potlatch bans, colonialism, white supremacy, and racism. Listener discretion advised. Here are some links to things discussed in the episode and some suggestions for further reading: Sheldon Cheney, The Open-Air Theatre (1918) The Potlatch Ban, from The Canadian Encyclopedia  Some outdoor theatre companies: Bard on the Beach, Greater Victoria Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan, Shakespeare in the Ruins, Shakespeare in the Ruff, Dream in High Park, Shakespeare in the Park, Bard in the Barracks, Shakespeare by the Sea (Halifax), Shakespeare by the Sea Festival (St. John's) Stratford Festival timeline Morten Parker's Oscar-nominated 1953 documentary, The Stratford Adventure, produced by the National Film Board of Canada Ian Rae, “The Stratford Festival and Canadian Cultural Nationalism,” from The Oxford Handbook of Canadian Literature, ed. Cynthia Conchita Sugars (2016) Glossary definition and additional resources on the #inthedressingroom conversation Bard on the Beach's Company Commitments “Ndo-Mshkawgaabwimi - We all are standing strong,” a video with “stories of endurance, resistance and resilience” told by members of the Indigenous Circle at Stratford (2020)

Welcome to Shaking Up Shakespeare, a podcast dedicated to examining the legacy of William Shakespeare's work, specifically in the context of Canadian theatre culture and Canadian society more broadly. Building on recent conversations about diversity and casting practices, colonial structures, and accessibility, this podcast brings together the voices of many individuals with diverse perspectives on Shakespeare. In this introductory episode, co-hosts Marlis Schweitzer, Liam Lockhart-Rush, and Hope Van Der Merwe chat about their first experiences with Shakespeare, their hopes for the series, and their reflections on podcasting as a practice.  This episode also features brief greetings from the following folks who sat for interviews with us: Patricia Allison, Sturla Alvsväg, Cole Alvis, Faith Andrew, Roberta Barker, Raoul Bhaneja, Dawn Jani Birley, Peter Kuling, Adelaide Dolha, Miriam Fernandes, Karen Fricker, Duncan Gibson-Lockhart, Barbara Gordon, Jeff Ho, Christine Horne, Dante Jemmott, Stephen Johnson, Erin Kelly, Ziyana Kotadia, Keira Loughran, Jani Lauzon, Allyson MacMachon, Monique Mojica, Yvette Nolan, Laurel Paetz, Peter Parolin, Debbie Patterson, Eli Pauley, Elizabeth Pentland, Melissa Poll, PJ Prudat, Jamie Robinson, Nassim Abu Sarari, Alix Sideris, Sara Topham, Jeff Yung. The series also includes excerpts from the (Re)casting Shakespeare in Canada symposium where you'll hear from Reneltta Arluk, Kaitlyn Riordan, Erin Shields, and Joseph Jomo Pierre. Episode 1 ASL translation courtesy of Dawn Jani Birley. Interpretation by Dawn Jani Birley, Robert Haughton, Sage Lovell, and Alice Lo. Here are links to things mentioned in the episode and some suggestions for further reading: (Re)Setting the Stage: The Past, Present, and Future of Casting Practices in Canada (Re)casting Shakespeare in Canada symposium Trailer for Baz Lurhmann's Romeo + Juliet (Re)casting Shakespeare in Canada symposium “Crash course” syllabus “Romeo and Juliet actors sue Paramount for child abuse,” from the Guardian 

In this episode, co-host Marlis Schweitzer continues to investigate the institutional structures that prop up Shakespeare in Canada, reflecting on the way Canadian ideas of Shakespeare have been informed by British and American cultural products, including film and television. She speaks with guests about their experiences of seeing productions of Shakespeare's works in London and Stratford, England as well as their early encounters with the films of Kenneth Branaugh, most notably Henry V and Hamlet. Taking up questions of casting and celebrity, some interviewees recall Keanu Reeves appearance as Hamlet in the 1995 production at the Manitoba Theatre Centre, while others consider the impact of Paul Gross's television series Slings and Arrows.  This episode features conversations with Sturla Alsväg, Roberta Barker, Raoul Bhaneja, Karen Fricker, Jeff Ho, Stephen Johnson, Erin Kelly, Peter Kuling, Peter Parolin, Elizabeth Pentland, Jamie Robinson, Allyson MacMachon, Sara Topham. Episode 3 ASL translation courtesy of Dawn Jani Birley. Interpretation by Dawn Jani Birley, Robert Haughton, Sage Lovell, and Alice Lo. Here are links to things mentioned in the episode and some suggestions for further reading: Case notes and photographs of Adrian Noble's 1983 production of Measure for Measure for the Royal Shakespeare Company, featuring Juliet Stevenson as Isabella Kenneth Branagh giving the “St. Crispin's Day” speech in Henry V (1989) Hamlet (1996) directed by Kenneth Branagh Hamlet (solo) adapted and performed by Raoul Bhaneja  Brian D. Johnson's 1995 Maclean's review of Keanu Reeves's Hamlet, courtesy of the Canadian Encyclopedia Slings and Arrows on CBC Gem

It's a whole play with more than 15 characters, performed by one person. It's called "Hamlet (Solo)," and it's playing tonight at the Corner Brook Rotary Arts Centre. Raoul Bhaneja has been performing the Shakespeare classic ALONE for over a decade. He says when it comes to theatre production, sometimes less is more. Bhaneja spoke with CBC's James Grudic as he was checking out the stage and doing some rehearsing.

Andrew Jenks (Billion Dollar Babies: The True Story of the Cabbage Patch Kids) hangs with Mike and Mary Jane for a deep dive into his prolific career as an award-winning documentarian and podcaster. He shares how he got his start at 18 when he moved into a retirement home, capturing the most interesting parts of his subjects' lives, why a great editor is like a top chef, and his upcoming dream projects. Plus, Mike and MJ make a deal to open their mail and let their emotions flow! FOLLOW / LEAVE A ⭐️ REVIEW / TELL YOUR STORY Music by Jesse Case Weed + Grub IG Weed + Grub YT Andrew Jenks IG SF Sketchfest Tickets XyliDENT - use code WEEDANDGRUB25 for 25% off Check out TSUMo Snacks - get a free sample! BOTW: Mark Acomb, Raoul Bhaneja, Ryan Ferguson  

Two beautiful stories about human connection, both goosebump inducing, but for entirely different reasons.

As a delightful treat, here is the audio link to the full 16-minute clip of @RaoulBhaneja performing an excerpt of @Randal_Graham's Afterlife Crisis by ECW Press. The video should be uploaded to YouTube later this week if you prefer visuals. Enjoy!

Episode 75 - On the Menu: Depictions of Scientists in Science Fiction! Welcome to the SciFi Pubcast! Come for a drink but stay for the speculation.  We’re talking depictions of scientists in science fiction with Dr. Randal Graham, author of Beforelife and Afterlife Crisis by ECW Press. In fact, Randal has a very special treat for us. You don’t want to miss this episode! Special thanks to Raoul Bhaneja. So experiment with your cocktail of choice. This is the SciFi Pubcast.  Music provided courtesy of Logan Rathbone. The SciFi Pubcast logo is by Jea Rhea. Recorded and released as a podcast on January 10, 2021. Released (anticipated) on YouTube on January 11, 2021. Show website: www.scifipubcast.space Contact us: Email Twitter Instagram Facebook Follow our staff's personal Twitter accounts at: Keri Simpson Derek Beebe Randal Graham Joel Welch Join our Discord Server! Here's an invite.  Here's the link to Dr. Randal Graham's novel, Beforelife, by ECW Press. And the sequel, Afterlife Crisis, is out now!  Listen Responsibly. Copyright 2021 Joel Welch. All rights reserved.

'Actors With Issues' host Juan Ayala reunites with his dear friend and our very first guest Alec Tincher to reflect on the year that was 2020, the lessons learned along the way with some messages from past guests including Chris Brennan, Stacey Raymond, Claire Lyon, Raoul Bhaneja, Denis Ooi, Christopher Aguilar and many more! Thank you so much for all of your support in 2020 and we can't wait to share what's in store for 2021. HAPPY NEW YEAR!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/actorswithissues/support

Actor and jazz & blues musician Raoul Bhaneja joins us this week and talks about the differences between the Canadian and American entertainment industries, working in the industry as an ‘ethnically ambiguous’ actor and the increasing representation for actors of color. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/actorswithissues/support

In this week's episode of the Titans (and Doom Patrol) Podcast, Andy and Cori get together to cover the latest episode of Titans Season 2 titled "Faux-Hawk." In the twelfth episode, Hank goes on a downward spiral while the others try to regroup in order to save Gar and Conner from Cadmus. In the meantime, Dick takes the final step to embracing his destiny as a new hero and to do that...he is going to need a new suit. That and more on this week's episode of the Titans (& Doom Patrol) Podcast!) Don't miss the SEASON FINALE next week titled: "Nightwing"! "Finding himself at a new low, Hank is cage-fighting for money to support his unhealthy habits. But when he wakes to find his Hawk suit gone – and an imposter acting in his stead – he realizes how far he’s fallen… and it’s time to make a decision. Meanwhile, Donna and Dawn confront a Cadmus operative (guest star RAOUL BHANEJA) to gain information about Gar and Conner, as Cadmus initiates its Phase One plan, tapping into Gar’s lethal abilities. Back in Gotham, Rose is overcome with guilt and reveals her secret to Jason. When Dick realizes that Jericho might have somehow survived his death at his father’s hands, he escapes from jail in the hopes to rescue him. But first he’ll need a new suit to replace the Robin suit he destroyed…" Find Titans Podcast on: Social Media: Facebook – @TitansPodcast – Instagram Subscribe: Apple Podcasts – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – DC TV Podcasts– Google Play – iHeartRadio Contact: thetitanspodcast@gmail.com Support: TeePublic Store

País Estados Unidos Dirección John Madden Guion Jonathan Perera Música Max Richter Fotografía Sebastian Blenkov Reparto Jessica Chastain, Mark Strong, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Alison Pill, Michael Stuhlbarg, Jake Lacy, Sam Waterston, John Lithgow, David Wilson Barnes, Raoul Bhaneja, Chuck Shamata, Douglas Smith, Meghann Fahy, Grace Lynn Kung, Al Mukadam, Noah Robbins, Lucy Owen, Sergio Di Zio, Joe Pingue, Michael Cram, Dylan Baker, Zach Smadu, Austin Strugnell, Alexandra Castillo, Jack Murray, Christine Baranski, Aaron Hale, Greta Onieogou Sinopsis Elizabeth Sloane (Jessica Chastain) es una implacable y ambiciosa ejecutiva que intenta que fructifique una legislación a favor del control de armas en Washington DC. Para ello intentará usar todos los recursos a su alcance. En las altas esferas del mundo político y empresarial Sloane tiene una reputación formidable. Conocida por su astucia y sus éxitos sin parangón, siempre ha hecho lo que fuera necesario para ganar. Pero cuando se enfrenta al oponente más poderoso de su carrera, se da cuenta de que la victoria puede tener un precio demasiado alto.

A conversation with actor, musician, writer and producer, Raoul Bhaneja - http://www.raoulbhaneja.com.

Raoul Bhaneja is producing and starring in the upcoming production of "Disgraced." The Pulitzer Prize winning play returns to the Panasonic Theatre in Toronto on November 11 after a critically acclaimed run in 2016. The play deals with faith, politics and the notion of "tolerance." The powerful subject matter draws in audiences that, as Bhaneja mentions in the podcast, stay in their seats after the show for heated exchanges during the post-performance "talk backs." We also discuss how actors of colour face struggles in landing leading roles, despite the movement towards "colourblind casting." Those struggles were, in part, the impetus behind Bhaneja's drive to produce and appear in a solo version of Shakespeare's "Hamlet" that played in New York and London to critical acclaim.  Show Notes Follow Raoul on Facebook Follow Raoul on Twitter Get a $92 ticket for $35 with the promo code Raoul35 Use the promo code at: https://www.mirvish.com/shows/disgraced

Afro-Blues w/ Bombino (Niger) - Porretta Soul Festival 2017 - Interview w/ Vasti Jackson - Live Interview w/ Raoul Bhaneja

Ted becomes a celebrity with his "Ted Talks" and the new office turns into a chaos. Rick makes his last move to get Angela's attention and is forcibly invited to a boxing session with the Prime Minister. The sesquicentennial celebrations come to an end, with fireworks, music, and romance. Happy Canada Day! The Complete 150 is Soulpepper's debut audio-drama series. It's a satirical podcast created and written by Jason Sherman, produced, directed and edited by Gregory J. Sinclair. Featuring: Rick Roberts, Raquel Duffy, Grace Lynn Kung, Paul Soles, Oliver Dennis, Stuart Hughes, Gregory Prest, Raoul Bhaneja, and Brendan Wall. Advisory: Mature language.

The team is moving to a new office! As July 1st gets closer, Rick decides to make some decisions about his career, but the Virtual Reality headset is gonna cause him some more problems before he leaves. The Complete 150 is Soulpepper's debut audio-drama series. It's a satirical podcast created and written by Jason Sherman, produced, directed and edited by Gregory J. Sinclair. Featuring: Rick Roberts, Raquel Duffy, Grace Lynn Kung, Paul Soles, Oliver Dennis and Raoul Bhaneja. Advisory: Mature language.

Watersports! It's time for Rick to be part of another segment of the 150th celebrations, fight the "Not My 150" protesters, see the plans for his movie changing again and meet the new Deputy Minister. The Complete 150 is Soulpepper's debut audio-drama series. It's a satirical podcast created and written by Jason Sherman, produced, directed and edited by Gregory J. Sinclair. Featuring: Rick Roberts, Raquel Duffy, Grace Lynn Kung, Paul Soles, Oliver Dennis and Raoul Bhaneja. Advisory: Mature language.

Raoul Bhaneja is our guest, and he is here to talk about the Canadian television scene, give harmonica lessons, and perform some of the best improv this side of Lake Ontario.

He shares the screen in Miss Sloane with Jessica Chastain, Michael Stuhlbarg and Sam Waterston, but right now Raoul Bhaneja just wants to gaze at the majesty of David Lean’s essential 1962 epic Lawrence of Arabia. Your genial host Norm Wilner cannot blame him.

Award-winning actor and blues musician Raoul Bhaneja returns to Soulpepper for the third instalment of "Raoul's Blues Interviews" where he jams with and chats with blues luminaries and founders of the Toronto music scene. He is joined for this one by the legendary Paul James who began his career over 40 years ago playing everywhere from the bars of Yonge Street to Yorkville to stadiums with Bob Dylan! Raoul will be joined by another Canadian music legend and veteran, his long-time collaborator Terry Wilkins on upright bass.

Toronto actor and musician Raoul Bhaneja interviews and performs with notable Canadian blues performers in an intimate cabaret setting. Building on a component of his Dora nominated musical Life, Death and The Blues, the evening intersects autobiography, story telling, and song. After a successful evening in September 2015 with Danny Marks, Raoul is joined this evening by Canadian roots and blues legend Ken Whiteley, accompanied long time Toronto musician and member of Raoul and The Big Time Terry Wilkins on the upright bass.

Toronto actor and musician Raoul Bhaneja interviews and performs with notable Canadian blues performers in an intimate cabaret setting. Building on a component of his Dora nominated musical Life, Death and The Blues, the evening intersects autobiography, story telling, and song.

While in Saskatoon last fall I performed as the feature guest, one evening, in the theatre production "Life, Death and The Blues". The play was and is, excellent and I was moved to have a conversation with the star and author, Raoul Bhaneja. We had a long enjoyable chat that discussed a variety of topics. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope you do as well.

While in Saskatoon last fall I performed as the feature guest, one evening, in the theatre production "Life, Death and The Blues". The play was and is, excellent and I was moved to have a conversation with the star and author, Raoul Bhaneja. We had a long enjoyable chat that discussed a variety of topics. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope you do as well.

Soulpepper presents highlights from its weekly Cabaret Series, featuring intimate musical performances from established artists, exciting talent, as well as unexpected collaborations from Toronto's diverse musical community. S01E20 - Raoul's Blues Interviews Toronto actor and musician Raoul Bhaneja interviews and performs with notable Canadian blues performers in an intimate cabaret setting. Building on a component of his Dora nominated musical Life, Death and The Blues, the evening intersects autobiography, story telling, and song. (Recorded live, Sept 5, 2015).

In this Points of View episode, Artistic Director Jillian Keiley chats with HAMLET (solo) Director Robert Ross Parker, along with his and HAMLET (solo) star Raoul Bhaneja's mothers, Marie Bhaneja, and Elizabeth Parker, about the production and its journey to the NAC. HAMLET (solo) ran in the NAC Studio November 12 – 23, 2013.

Excerpts from the 27th annual Edmonton International Fringe FestivalVue Wave 29: The Big Kahuna Part 1Featured plays:Hamlet (solo)Performed by Raoul BhanejaMiLFPerformed by Ava and Susan Jane MarkusHow I learnt to stop worrying and love the mallPerformed by Jem RollsThe MolePerformed by Ottillie Parfit and Steve PirotThe Etymology of IroquoisPerformed by Timothy J AndersonBed track:Blue HawaiianPavementBrighten the Corners