Podcasts about Ritz Theatre

Les classiques du jour : - Alain Bashung "Madame Rêve" - Madonna "Music" Les nouveautés du jour : - Vundabar "Beta Fish" - François & The Atlas Mountains "Slow Steps in the Snow" - Aime Simone "The Rise" Le journal de la musique : - Les retrouvailles scéniques d'Oasis bientôt au cinéma - Willie Nelson annonce son 154ᵉ album studio - Massive Attack en concert au Zénith de Paris - Louane dévoilera samedi son titre pour l'Eurovision Les sorties albums : - Steven Wilson "Overview" - Helena "Hélé" - Edwyn Collins "Nation Shall Speak Unto Nation" - Courting "Lust For Life, Or: How To Thread The Needle And Come Out The Other Side To Tell The Story" L'album de votre week-end : - Belle & Sebastian "Funny Little Frog" Le live du jour : Guns N' Roses "Welcome To The Jungle" (Live In New York, Ritz Theatre 16/05/1991) Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Big weekend in the 904 (aka the 324, but who calls it that?) ... The "Conservation On Draft" fundraiser happens this weekend at the Jacksonville Zoo, always a great time! The Jacksonville Symphony presents their "Parrots & Palms" tribute to Jimmy Buffett, 80s prog-rock headbangers Zebra perform at the Florida Theatre, and the Ritz Theatre & Museum presents "1964: When the Beatles Rocked Florida" (that event is tonight!). And oh yeah, this weekend it's the home opener as the Jaguars host the Cleveland Browns! All this and more is featured in our Weekend Spotlight story. What are YOU up to this weekend?

The Fort Findlay Playground at Emory Adams Park has been well-loved by the community for more than 20 years, but it is beginning to show its age... Now a proposed revamp that reimagines the space for a new generation is generating strong reaction - which is just what the city is hoping for (at 14:13) --- Around Town: What show do you want to see? Single-event ticket sales for the upcoming season at Tiffin's historic Ritz Theatre are available beginning today (at 27:04) --- What's Happening: The Hancock County OSU Extension is busy preparing for the fair, and for the 'Winning at Wellness' campaign this fall (at 44:12)

To Your Health: Nearly 30 percent of teens deal with migraines, a condition that can be much more serious than the occasional bad headache... but most treatments are not designed to treat younger patients (at 13:56) --- More top-notch live entertainment is coming to our area... With Tiffin's Ritz Theatre announcing their season schedule this week, we get the scoop from executive director Michael Strong (at 22:11) --- This week in Kyra's Kitchen... Recipes for those days when it's too hot to cook (at 44:29)

Daniel Henry joins JMN to discuss recent changes to African American History curriculum in Florida, in advance of Vice President Harris visiting Jacksonville and speaking at The Ritz Theatre and Museum later today.

Could Ohio become the permanent home of the US Space Command? Senator Sherrod Brown is among those making the pitch to the administration (at 14:38) --- 'Mission 100'... How an innovative program developed by the US Army to care for the mental and physical well-being of those who serve can provide many of the same benefits to all of us (at 18:16) --- We have the official announcement of the next season of shows at Tiffin's Ritz Theatre... and what a season it's going to be (at 26:04) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 43:49)

Ghosty and Beaker talk about the previous night's investigation at the Ritz. Then finish up the episode with some creepy stories.  Listen, enjoy and subscribe. Have an interesting story to share? Please tell us about it, email: evp.pod@gmail.com Follow us on social media (@evp.pod) and check out all the ways to listen and watch the podcast:  https://linktr.ee/evp.pod Looking for the best shop to find paranormal investigating equipment, check out Ghost Stop:  https://ghoststop.com/?rfsn=6873776.882712

Richard Sterban has been the most distinctive voice of The Oak Ridge Boys for a half-century... the legendary group has an upcoming concert at Tiffin's Ritz Theatre (at 14:18) --- Hancock Public Health Commissioner Karim Baroudi discusses implementation of the latest Community Health Improvement Plan (at 24:02) --- L'Oreal Paris cosmetics is looking to honor extraordinary female non-profit leaders through their 'Women of Worth' philanthropic program (at 35:28) --- What's Happening: Starting to get a little spring fever? There's plenty of outdoor fun in March from the Hancock Park District (at 52:22)

W dniu 14 stycznia w przepięknie położonym The Legacy Castle w New Jersey odbył się Bal Młodzieży zorganizowany przez Polskie Stowarzyszenie Młodzieży. Jakub Staniewski - prezes Polskiego Stowarzyszenia Młodzieży przybliżył historię młodzieżowych bali oraz podkreślił dwa główne cele tych imprez, jakimi są integracja i zbiórka pieniędzy na stypendia dla młodzieży.Konsul generalny RP w Nowym Jorku Adrian Kubicki powiedział, że naszym obowiązkiem jest wychować sukcesorów, którzy przejmą po nas pałeczkę nad nazwą "lidership".Franciszek Piwowarczyk - reprezentujący Polsko-Slowiańską Federalną Unię Kredytową, a także tegoroczny Główny Marszałek Parady Pułaskiego - zwrócił uwagę na to, w jaki sposób starsza generacja amerykańskiej Polonii może pomagać polonijnej młodzieży.Grzegorz Fryc - prezes Pulaski Association of Business and Professional Men - podkreślił rolę polskich organizacji w angażowaniu polonijnej młodzieży w ich strukturach.George A. Castro II - właściciel i prezes Ritz Theatre in Elisabeth w New Jersey, a także mentor Jakuba Staniewskiego, powiedział, że sam jest migrantem z Kolumbii, więc wie co to znaczy budować tożsamość narodową poza granicami kraju i jest dumny z amerykańskiej młodej Polonii.Natalia Ostapowicz - wiceprezes Polskiego Stowarzyszenia Młodzieży opowiedziała co ją ujęło w Polskim Stowarzyszeniu Młodzieży i podkreśliła rolę zespołu i wolontariuszy zaangażowanych w organizację tego balu. A teraz posłuchajcie wrażeń i emocji z balu z ust samych członków Polskiego Stowarzyszenia Młodzieży oraz innych uczestników balu.

Jennie Collucci is a New Jersey based paranormal investigator and team historian with The ParaSight Experience. She is from Rochester New York and began investigating the paranormal while attending Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ) from which she graduated in 1990 with degrees in Chemistry and French Literature.Before joining ParaSight, Jennie investigated both in The United States and Europe at such varied locations as the Sherlock Holmes Museum in London, The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables Florida and White Hill Mansion in Fieldsboro NJ. The ParaSight team has investigated numerous locations within New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.The team features investigators with varied backgrounds, such as law enforcement, science, education and psychology. Some of Jennie's preferred recent investigations have been Kreischer Mansion in Staten Island NY and The Ritz Theatre in Oaklyn NJ where ParaSight currently has a residency and hosts other teams.Jennie and the ParaSight team is called to do private investigations. Parasight investigations uses a team approach they like to call "Science and Sensitivity". This method combines the work of sensitives and mediums with evidence-based science.Jennie is also the co-host of The ParaSight Podcast.Jennie appeared recently in the documentary film by Brian Vadimsky, "The Ghosts of Somerville: The Old Dutch Parsonage."Links:Team ParaSight Website:https://www.parasightinvestigations.com/Team ParaSight on Tik Toc:https://www.tiktok.com/@theparasightexperienceTeam ParaSight on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/TheParaSightPodcast/nullTeam ParaSight on FaceBook:https://www.facebook.com/teamparasight/Team Parasight at The Ritz Theatre:https://ritztheatreco.org/Do you have a paranormal story to share?cooley54@gmail.comwww.cooley54.wixsite.com/ghostsinthevalleyArtwork: Cheryl HeathMusic:Energetic Music

La chanteuse Sevie Nicks s'exprime autour de l'importance de voter pour les élections américaines de mi-mandat dans son poème "Get It Back" face à la désintégration de l'arrêt "Roe v. Wade" qui garantit les droits des Américaines à avorter. Les heureuses retrouvailles de Blink-182 avec le line-up composé de Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge et Travis Barker dont voici le tout nouveau single "Edging" sortira ce vendredi 14 octobre et un concert le vendredi 8 septembre 2023 au Sportpaleis d'Anvers. Les Red Hot Chili Peppers ont sorti " Eddie " le 23 septembre, un single en hommage à Eddie Van Halen extrait du futur album ‘'Return Of The Dream Canteen'' et viennent de le proposer en live pour la première fois ce 9 octobre au Austin City Limits à Austin, au Texas. Une nappe décorée de croquis des Beatles avant leur dernier concert officiel à San Francisco a été remise à ses propriétaires plus de 50 ans après avoir été volée, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison et Ringo Starr y ont tous laissé leur empreinte ainsi que la chanteuse folk Joan Baez, va désormais être mis aux enchères. Pour les 50 ans du groupe, le gouvernement australien rend hommage à AC/DC en proposant une collection de pièces de monnaie à leur effigie, et un livre intitulé ‘'The AC/DC AB/CD High-Voltage Alphabet'', produit et designé par Paul McNeil pour les tout-petits. Guns N'Roses vient de sortir une nouvelle vidéo live de " You Could be Mine " de l'album ‘'Appetite For Destruction'', images filmées en 1991 lors d'un concert que le groupe donnait au Ritz Theatre de New York, dans le box de réédition ‘'Use Your Illusion I & II'' . --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30.

Maureen McGuigan, Deputy Director of Arts & Culture for Lackawanna County (PA), speaking about her documentary film, "A Shop on Every Corner: Memories of the Garment Industry" to be screened September 21, 2022, at 7:00 pm, at the Ritz Theatre, 222 Wyoming Avenue in downtown Scranton, with a discussion to follow. The event is part of the special initiative, "Scranton's Story, Our Nation's Story" presented by the University of Scranton & its partners through a grant from the NEH. www.scranton.edu/scrantonstory

In this episode, we discuss residual haunting vs intelligent haunting with our special guest investigator and sensitive Matt Visinski. We also crack open our case file and review observations from our residency location the historical Ritz Theatre in Haddon Township, NJ. Be sure to hit SUBSCRIBE and click the bell notifications for all things ParaSight Experience. You can also listen to this episode on all our streaming platforms: iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, Breaker, Stitcher, Radio Public, and Pocket Casts. If you are a ghost hunter or paranormal enthusiast, book a private investigation at The Ritz Theatre today! Email us at teamparasight@gmail.com! All levels of experience are welcome! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/parasightpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/parasightpodcast/support

Phillip Minor bio Upon retirement in 2008, Phillip W. Miner relocated to Jacksonville, FL. where he has been actively engaged in volunteer work in the cultural arts, youth development & education and elective office politics. Miner was a volunteer docent at the Ritz Theatre and Museum and coordinated an educational program with Duval County Public Schools. He remains active with several Democratic Party organizations in Duval County. His political service includes: Duval County Democratic Executive Committee (DCDEC) Precinct Committeeman; former Chair of the Strategic Planning Committee; past member of the Communications Committee and former Blogmaster. He is a member of the Duval County Asian Pacific, Black, Hispanic and Senior Caucuses and the Democratic Women's Information Network/DWIN. He served as Media Contact and Chair of the Public Relations and Membership Committee, Chair of the Campaign and Legislative Affairs Committee, 2nd VP for Membership and a member of the Ways and Means Committee of the Black Caucus. A member of DWIN since 2014, he serves on the Board of Directors and is Chair of Chairs. Responsibilities include staffing the Standing Committees to ensure the work of the organization is accomplished through increased efficiencies. He is a seasoned Poll Watcher and has recruited and facilitated training for Poll Watchers. He is Past Vice President of the Hispanic Caucus. Miner has provided countless hours of consultation on effective political engagement and campaign service to Democratic organizations in two states. He was a founding member of the Duval County Obama Family Network in 2008. Topics included: Community/Civic Engagement Voter Profiel in Duval County, Jacksonville, FL Redistricting in Duval County, Jacksonville, FL To get connect with Phillip Miner email phillipminer@comcast.net Courageous Conversations with Therese W Gamble is powered by Concierge Resource Professional Consultants that is a culture storytelling gracious space to bridge generational gaps through active listening and action-oriented changes. --- 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/courageouscultureconvo/message

This past week, the governor signed HB99 - making it legal for teachers to arm themselves in schools, a move the head of the Ohio Education Association calls 'absurd.' So our question... you got a better idea? (at 15:16) --- Around Town: Details on the Black Heritage Library and Multicultural Center's celebration of Juneteenth... and why it is so significant in our history (at 26:23) --- After several uncertain years of the pandemic, Tiffin's Ritz Theatre is planning a full season of entertainment for 2022-23 (at 46:43)

On Episode 96: The Future of the Historic Ritz Theatre, we speak to Alyssa Garber, the Executive Director of The Ritz. Alyssa shares her experience leaving home to pursue her education in Orlando, what it looked like when she came back home to Winter Haven and all the plans they have to move The Ritz into the future.

Join Pat Gillum Sams for a continuation of the inside tour of The Yellow House Art Gallery plus the Ritz Theatre and LaVilla Museum in Jacksonville, FL that brings forward conversations that recognize our history and celebrate our legacy! 

We are celebrating Black History Month with our reoccurring guest Adonnica L. Toler for a live virtual tour of the opening exhibit of Through Our Eyes: Journey to America - The Struggle and Resistance Art Exhibition from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum in South Africa that is on display at the Ritz Theatre & Museum from October 2021 to April 2022. This exhibit is hosted by the City of Jacksonville, Ritz Theatre & Museum, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum and Nelson Mandela Bay. Take a listen on our podcast on iHeart Radio and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel - Courageous Conversations with Therese W. Gamble to see the actual series of the AMAZING Artwork from South Africa and Jacksonville, FL Local Artists. To see the exhibit in person at the Ritz Theatre & Museum call to purchase your tickets at 904-807-2010 or like and follow on Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/courageouscultureconvo/message

We are celebrating Black History Month with our reoccurring guest Adonnica L. Toler for a live virtual tour of the opening exhibit of Through Our Eyes: Journey to America - The Struggle and Resistance Art Exhibition from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum in South Africa that is on display at the Ritz Theatre & Museum from October 2021 to April 2022. This exhibit is hosted by the City of Jacksonville, Ritz Theatre & Museum, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum and Nelson Mandela Bay. Take a listen on our podcast on iHeart Radio and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel - Courageous Conversations with Therese W. Gamble to see the actual culture life series of the AMAZING Artwork from South Africa and Jacksonville, FL Local Artists. To see the exhibit in person at the Ritz Theatre & Museum call to purchase your tickets at 904-807-2010 or like and follow on Facebook --- 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/courageouscultureconvo/message

Adonnica L. Toler shares her personal story and her why and her role as a Museum Administrate at the Ritz Theatre and Museum in Jacksonville, FL --- 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/courageouscultureconvo/message

Tiffin's Ritz Theatre is ready to open their doors again... we get highlights of an exciting season of performances ahead (at 14:13) --- Variant spread is on the rise, cases are becoming more serious in younger patients and some areas are reimposing mask mandates... Hancock Public Health commissioner Karim Baroudi gives the local update on COVID-19 (at 23:49) --- Throwback Thursday: Understanding the new rules of language... for anyone who's ever struggled to decipher a text message, understand an emoji or make sense of a meme (at 33:40) --- Are you a young professional in Findlay? The Findlay Young Professionals would like to meet you (at 52:23)

We have to thank a supporter/friend that we've yet to meet, Jerry, who sent us kind of a suggestion for this topic. On one of his daily walks, he took a picture of a plaque on the side of the Evergreen Theatre. It was commemorating the 1969 Miss Memphis Review pageant. Having not ever heard of this, we decided we'd investigate and thus it became our Pride Month episode. The Miss Memphis Review, which later came to be known as the Miss Gay Memphis, began as a protest to the city ordinance that banned crossdressing. But let's take a step back in time to talk about the aforementioned theatre location before we get to the pageant. The current Evergreen Theatre has gone through a few owners and name changes over the years. We'll start at the beginning, in 1927 (or 1928), the Ritz Theatre was built as a 900 seat movie theatre. It showed mainstream films and foreign films. It remained so until around 1955, when there was a fire and it was damaged. When rebuilt, it became known as the Memphis Guild Art Theatre. It was still showing foreign films but by the 60s, when Bill Kendall began running it, the shows became a little edgier.  The Guild Theatre showed what people would consider arthouse films. They were foreign films, LGBTQ films, and other films the city considered illegal “smut”. Kendall was known for bringing eccentric movies to his theatres, he had another theatre on Highland that had midnight showings of the most controversial films, actual gay films. The flamboyant cinephile was even indicted on several indecency charges, luckily they were eventually dropped.  Bill Kendall So who was William “Bill” Kendall? Well, we know he was born in Memphis and attended Southwestern College, which is now Rhodes. He was also a WWII veteran.   I can only imagine what it would be like to be a gay soldier during WWII. According to a Memphis Flyer article, he was unafraid to be loud and proud about being gay.  When Kendall managed the Guild, it became, as he called it, a safe space for self expression. Clearly, he was not afraid to show movies that were considered controversial. When he showed “I Spit on Your Grave”, it caused “one of the most hotly contested obscenity cases in Memphis.”  I've not ever seen that movie, so I looked up the plot to see what all the hubbub was about. That being said, look up the 1959 film, not the 70s film because that is a waaaay different story.  According to the TMC website this is the synopsis of the film...  Joe Grant is a vengeful light-skinned black man who leaves Memphis (MS) and moves to a small town in New Jersey after his brother is brutally lynched for attempting to marry a white woman. Joe's skin is so light that he is able to pass himself off as Caucasian and find work in a local bookstore. To get revenge on white society, Joe seduces a rich young white girl and then plots her death. At the same time, Joe discovers that the bookstore where he works is a front for an extortion ring. A short time passes and he finds himself falling in love with the girl. She too loves him until she learns that he is of African descent. Knowing this complicates matters (she is engaged to another man), but loving him just the same, she suggests they run away together to avoid the blackmailers. After Joe is beaten by the blackmailers, he decides this is a good idea and together the lovers flee. Back in town, the girls enraged fiance organizes a posse loudly claiming that Joe has abducted the girl and plans to rape her. Tragedy ensues just as the fugitive lovers are about to cross the Mason-Dixon Line. It doesn't seem too scandalous to me, but the 60s were a different time. So in an odd twist of events, the outcome of showing this movie did, however, put an end to Tennessee's obscenity law that had been in place for 106 years. Guess they didn't think it too scandalous either.  Ok, so back to the theatre and Mr. Kendall stirring up some “good trouble”.

5 Trans, Non-Binary, and Genderqueer theatre artists (Allie Faulkner, Elliot Colahan, Kai Scott, River Hedgepeth, and our own Chad Parsons)  sit down to talk about their experience in theatre and how to make theatre/theatre training more accessible and inclusive for a variety of gender identities. As we move out of the pandemic and live commercial theatre is returning, we discuss what we want to see on and off stage, and what type of stories are told. Listen on in, cis-identifying friends! Here's a free education on how to make the theatre community and world a better place!ReNew Productions LinksWebsiteGoFundMePlaywright's Playground Festival will be taking place July 9-11 at the Ritz Theatre in Haddonfield, NJ! Submit your plays here!Podcast Cover Art by Frankie RowlesPodcast Music by Ben Pederson

On this episode, we have 2 young drag queens talk about their life in the current world. Both of them having extensive Musical Theatre experience, we also talk about gender exploration in characters, shows we've done, and what theatre does for informing gender. We also touch on some heavy-hitting topics like being Queer in a conservative environment, and what parents can do to support their queer child. Let's have a kiki!ReNew Productions LinksWebsiteGoFundMePlaywright's Playground Festival will be taking place July 9-11 at the Ritz Theatre in Haddonfield, NJ! Submit your plays here!Podcast Cover Art by Frankie RowlesPodcast Music by Ben Pederson

May the world remember your name! Daniel Mertzlufft took those words to heart. Daniel Mertzlufft is the mastermind behind the hit viral sensation "Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical" and "The Grocery Store Musical". Starting on TikTok during the pandemic as a means of escapism, he ended up reconnecting the Musical Theatre community at a time where we were so far apart. Join us on this special edition of Theatre with P.R.I.D.E. as we sit down to have a conversation with Daniel and his experiences over the last year, composing, and what is coming next!Daniel MertzlufftWebsiteInstagramTikTokReNew Productions LinksWebsiteGoFundMePlaywright's Playground Festival will be taking place July 9-11 at the Ritz Theatre in Haddonfield, NJ! Submit your plays here!Podcast Cover Art by Frankie RowlesPodcast Music by Ben Pederson

Join Us for an amazing storytelling interview with Jacksonville, Florida African American Historian Adonnica L. Toler of Adonnica L. Toler Enterprises, LLC and the Museum Administrator of the Ritz Theatre in Jacksonville, FL Topic: "May Day" Florida Liberation from Slavery - Expected Takeaways - Emancipation Proclamation 1865 - May Day + Juneteenth - Birth of Black Owned Business in Jacksonville, FL what we can learn and glean from their triumphs, tests, and trial as a business owner and so much more ! Subscribe to Courageous Conversations YouTube Channel on Mon. May 17th at 6 pm EST Tune in to the Courageous Conversation Radio Show on Mixed Talk Media on Wednesdays 4 pm CST | 5 pm EST - Wed. June 2, 2021 Subscribe to Courageous Conversations with Therese W Gamble podcast on Anchor | Spotify Like and follow us on Facebook - Courageous Conversations with Therese W Gamble #courageousconversationswiththeresewgamble #activelisteningandpositiveactionorientedchanges #crpcnow #virtualeventambassdor Powered by Concierge Resource Professional Consultants, LLC streaming broadcast division We consult for a cause as a hired expert to answer the question of "HOW" to pivot to a business of resiliency Connect with us on LinkedIn - Concierge Resource Professional Consultants, LLC: Overview | LinkedIn --- 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/courageouscultureconvo/message

Season 2 is starting off strong! We bring in 2 incredible theatre artists Anne Marie Scalies and Tyler Calhoun, who have also created and hosted theatre-based podcasts that explore the theatre world, community, and how we create theatre to have a conversation with our two co-hosts Georgia and Riley. We discuss what we have learned from creating a podcast in the midst of a pandemic, our experiences interviewing an array of different theatre artists, and what theatres can do to create a better environment moving forward as we transition out of an isolating time that also brought a much-needed cultural shift. Listen on in!Listen to "Theatre with a Tea" from Anne Marie Scalies hereListen to "Life in Theatre" from Tyler Calhoun hereReNew Productions LinksWebsiteGoFundMePlaywright's Playground Festival will be taking place July 9-11 at the Ritz Theatre in Haddonfield, NJ! Submit your plays here!Podcast Cover Art by Frankie RowlesPodcast Music by Ben Pederson

On Episode 39 - Starlight Nights we speak to Anita Strang, Executive Director of Main Street Winter Haven, about how her organization has had to pivot through the pandemic into two new endeavors - a new holiday event called Starlight Nights (Nov. 25- January 6) and taking over programming and management at The Ritz Theatre. This podcast is recorded at Dolphin Image Studios and made possible through sponsorships from Fred Simons Insurance Agency – Farmers Insurance, Meeks Real Estate LLC and AdventHealth Heart of Florida.

I have a great chat with an old friend who founded and is artistic director of the Ritz Theatre. A staple in South Jersey theater since 1986. We talk about how it all started, how the organization has shifted and grown since the beginning.

Prolific is perhaps the best word to describe Myron Johnson's career as Artistic Director and Choreographer of the Ballet of the Dolls and the Ritz Theatre. He's produced well over 150 ballets and shows no signs of slowing down or softening an edge that has defined his 50 years on the stage. But as he transitions into a new phase of his career, Johnson's 2011 solo show Songs for a Swan reflects on his training with Marcel Marceau in Paris in the 1970s, dancing in New York in the 1980s and the past 20 years performing and creating in the Twin Cities.Prolific is perhaps the best word to describe Myron Johnson's career as Artistic Director and Choreographer of the Ballet of the Dolls and the Ritz Theatre. He's produced well over 150 ballets and shows no signs of slowing down or softening an edge that has defined his 50 years on the stage. But as he transitions into a new phase of his career, Johnson's 2011 solo show Songs for a Swan reflects on his training with Marcel Marceau in Paris in the 1970s, dancing in New York in the 1980s and the past 20 years performing and creating in the Twin Cities.

Monica Sawyer, creator/owner of The One Bride Guide and the nonprofit Corpus Christi PATCH, shares the chance encounter that led to her ongoing mission to restore The Ritz Theatre in downtown Corpus Christi, starting her own Graphic Design and Marketing Company McLeod Creative, how wanting to provide a comprehensive list of all local wedding vendors inspired her to create The One Bride Guide, and why she will always be creating in episode 103.

As part of the professor's continued effort to check in with all of his contacts, Sam and Geoff travel to Shawnee where they meet with Dee and Loren from IOKP, Investigating Oklahoma's Paranormal. Dee and Loren share tales of Shawnee's ghosts, including the Ritz Theatre, the radio station, and the lively downtown.

By Jeff Dillard. This episode recounts the experiences of Corpus Christi musician and promoter Robert Stoner at the Ritz Theatre in the 1970s. His love for live music would later lead him to play a pivotal role in the effort to renovate the Ritz.

Thank you for listening to the inaugural episode of the HECHO Corpus Christi podcast, the podcast that features Corpus Christi's creators, makers, doers, and builders! Our guest is Monica Sawyer. We recorded our visit on the stage in one of Corpus Christi’s landmarks, which Monica will talk about in more detail during the conversation. Monica co-founded the Que Bueno Taco Fest, and she’s the proprietor of McLeod Creative. She is the board president of CC PATCH, which is the non-profit in charge of revitalizing the Ritz Theatre in downtown. Monica publishes The One Bride Guide and she’s the developer of the VP Wedding Planner app. Monica is MonicaMSawyer on Facebook and KeepItEssential on Instagram. In this episode, Monica and I discuss an opportunity for the community to come alongside the Ritz Theatre by helping the Theatre earn a $100,000 matching grant from the Tax Increment Refinancing Zone (TIRZ) Board. I know you’ll enjoy hearing Monica talk about all the exciting things she’s involved in here in Corpus. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hechocorpus/message

Join the Ritz Radio Theatre live from Brunswick Georgia as a cast of local actors perform the classic It's a Wonderful Life! Recorded live at the Ritz Theatre, Brunswick, GA 12-16-17

Frat Beach is discussed. Also, rehearsals began last night on the radio plays we perform every year at the Ritz Theatre. Scott encourages people to step outside their comfort zone!

Dennis DeYoung talks about the early days of Styx and his show in Tiffin, Ohio at the Ritz Theatre.

Shane and Rodney ride around the eastern suburb of Randwick. Topics include: Soul burger, University of NSW, Peter Garret, hard work, Spokey Dokeys, Shakespeare, one billion dollars, mum logo, The Ritz Theatre, Charles Bud Tingwell, The Australian Film Walk of Fame, Deborah Mailman & The Sapphires. 

Recorded live on stage at the Ritz Theatre in beautiful downtown Brunswick, GA, It's a Wonderful Life is a holiday classic for the ages.  Adapted for radio and featuring a cast of talented actors and sound effect techniscians, let one of the best-loved Christmas stories of all-time, unfold right before your ears!   And yes, that's me as George Bailey/Augustus Slattery.  Jim Jinkins, the guy who created Disney's Doug and PB&J Otter? He's Clarence.  And Bryan Thompson, former Brunswick, GA, mayor and big winner on Deal or No Deal as Joseph and Mr. Potter.   I know it's not Star Wars, but it's one of the many things I've been working on over the last several months, and one of the big reasons MSWS has been a monthly to this point, so enjoy! And Merry Christmas to you all! 

You're in for a treat just in time for the holidays as the Ritz Radio Theatre proudly presents the 2014 edition of It's a Wonderful Life, performed live on stage at the Ritz Theatre in beautiful Downtown Brunswwick, GA.   Listen as the radio drama unfolds and comes to life through the efforts of the performers and sound effects artists!

The Ritz Radio Theatre Continues with its presentation of A Christmas Carol.  THe Dickens classic comes to life on the stage of teh Ritz Theatre in beautiful downtown Brunswick, GA with a cast of talented actors and sound effects performers.