Podcast appearances and mentions of ruben guthrie

Brendan Cowell talks about the writing process for his novel Plum. We discussed writing craft aspects including:- how the main theme of the novel ripples through every character- why structure is where the magic lies- why Brendan decided to plot this particular novel- how he broke the novel into micro-beats- the influence his publisher Catherine Milne had on the work- how he writes authentic dialogue- what his experience as a playwright and screenwriter brings to his novel writingYou'll find links to buy both paperback and ebook versions of Plum here.ABOUT BRENDAN COWELLBrendan is an award-winning writer, actor and director for television, theatre and film. He wrote the smash hit RUBEN GUTHRIE for Belvoir St Theatre in 2009, and wrote and directed the film adaptation, winning an AWGIE for the screenplay. Brendan wrote two episodes of the multi award-winning series THE SLAP for which he won the AACTA Best Screenplay prize. He has been named the 'leading light amongst playwrights of his generation' (The Sun Herald) and has won the Patrick White Playwright's Award, the Philip Parsons Young Playwright's Award and the Griffin Award. His 11 plays have been produced all around the world. He was a writer on the acclaimed TV series LOVE MY WAY, in which he starred. Many of his episodes for LOVE MY WAY were nominated for Australian Writers Guild Awards (AWGIE) for Outstanding Screenplay. Brendan is based between New Zealand, Sydney and London, and yet remains a loyal Cronulla Sharks fan. Brendan's bestselling debut novel How It Feels was published by Pan Macmillan in 2010 and Plum was published by HarperCollins Australian in 2021.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brendanbcowell/To enter this month's competition, head to Writers Book Club Instagram or Facebook and look for the giveaway post.Order Plum by Brendan Cowell here. Order The First Summer of Callie McGee here.Order Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray by Anita Heiss here.This podcast is recorded on the beautiful, unceded lands of the Garigal people of the Eora nation.Full show notes available at writersbookclubpodcast.com

In this episode Sean B and Tyler talk with local musician Ruben Guthrie! The three take down a foot long hot dog each to celebrate National Hot Dog Day!

In this episode of Theatre Thoughts, host Justin sits down with the team behind Purple Tape Productions' first play, "Expiration Date," for a live Q&A session at Meraki Arts Bar. Joining Justin are playwright Lana Filies, performer Flynn Maplebeck, director Lily Hayman and production manager Tyler Fitzpatrick. They discuss the inspiration behind the play, how Purple Tape Productions got started, and where the play and the production company are headed next. They also delve into the play's thematic core and how it relates to current events. Throughout the discussion, the team shares their personal experiences in the theatre industry how they stay inspired and motivated as well as answering questions posed by the audience on the evening. The episode wraps up with the always fun and insightful "1 Minute Theatre Thoughts," where the team answers questions such as their go-to karaoke song and which production they would most want to see come to Australia, nothing will prepare you for Flynn's answer! Stay tuned for our next Live Q&A and be a part of the fun! Find out more about Purple Tape Productions here. Don't miss out on this exciting episode of the Theatre Thoughts Podcast! Follow us on Instagram @ttpod_official for more updates and exclusive content. Patreon subscribers can listen to the full episode by signing up to our growing community. And for a sneak peek, check out our preview on our YouTube channel. All links can be found in our Linktree. Get the full video of the podcast by signing up to our PATREON! Don't forget you can find all our episode information on our dedicated podcast site. About Lana: Lana is an Australian/South African, Western Sydney actor, singer, theatre-maker and choreographer who grew up on Dharawal Country. Her debut play, ‘Expiration Date' premiered at the Adelaide Fringe in 2023. Other recent works include CAMP, Where Shall We Meet and Tiny Universe. Most recent directing work was ‘Teen Angst: An Original Musical with Lucy Heffernan and Shopfronts Arts Co-Op 2022 Senior Ensemble. About Flynn: Flynn is a performer and writer, started performing at the age of 6. Performed in numerous shows across the Illawarra including Short and Sweet Illawarra and Ruben Guthrie. He debuted his one man show as part of Shopfront Co-Ops, Arts Lab in 2023 and has worked with Eaton Gorge Theatre Company in their outdoor theatrical experiences.  About Lily: Lily is a director, writer and performer, who recently wrote and directed The Infinity Mirror for Shopfront's ArtsLab and Fledglin as part of the MerrigongX 2021 program. She has facilitated workshops for Young People with Shopfront and has a passion for providing Young People with the tools to use their own voices how they choose to. She is also one half of the all-female team behind Purple Tape Productions. About Tyler: Tyler is a production manager and theatre maker, she has been the Operations Manager at Shopfront Arts Co-Op since 2020. Her production credits include A Practical Guide to Self Defence with the National Theatre of Parramatta and Fledgling at KXT in 2022. She most recently was the lighting designer for Moon Rabbit Rising, presented at Belvoir 25A by The Little Eggs Collective. She is also the other half of the all-female team behind Purple Tape Productions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David and Daniel discuss 2015's Ruben Guthrie, Brendan Cowell's feature film debut about one man battling Australian culture in a fight to stay sober.  So is this movie a fine bottle of Penfolds Grange? Or is it a goon bag of Fruity Lexia?? Please enjoy - responsibly. 

On the 11th episode of the Brenton Thwaites Hour, we're back in Australian cinema, with Brenton's role as YouTube sensation 'Chet', in this film about alcohol, self transformation, and group sex acts in the main living space. Why does Sam come up with the great line of 'when the chips are down, so is the Chet'? Listen in to find out! *** Exceptional Thieves is a podcast where Sam and Isaac review and rewrite movies. Currently presenting our special series 'The Brenton Thwaites Hour', reviewing the entire filmography of Brenton Thwaites. Previously known as Craig's List, where we reviewed the entire filmography of Daniel Craig. Twitter: @exceptionalpod / @s_brookfield Instagram: @exceptionalthieves / @samuelbrookfield / @isaactibbs Email: exceptionalthieves@gmail.com Artwork by Ryan Sim, check out his Instagram: @ryandarcysim Music by Ghost Beatz

Brendan Cowell is an Australian actor, screenwriter, comedian and director. He won the Patrick White Playwrights' Award for his third play 'Bed' along with a collection of other awards. His play Ruben Guthrie showed at the Belvoir St Theatre in 2009 to sell-out houses. He has starred in several films, including crime drama Noise, World War 1 war film Beneath Hill 60 and romantic comedy I Love You Too. With the release of 'Plum', Ben sat down with Brendan to discuss living in a rugby league world, second chances for lost players, the impact of injury and concussion, and more. *Producer's Note: Due to our team being in social isolation, the sound quality is more variable. WARNING: moderate coarse language Books mentioned in this podcast: Brendan Cowell - 'Plum': https://bit.ly/3i1pr3d Host: Ben Hunter Guest: Brendan Cowell Producer: Nick Wasiliev

I met Peter over 10 years ago when I was training as an actor and he was working at the acting school. Peter Blackburn is a Melbourne-based theatre and film maker with roughly 30 productions to his name after returning to the industry just 10 years ago, who has recently opened his own actor-training studio having taught at many of the leading training institutions in Australia including the VCA, NIDA, 16th Street and the National Theatre Drama School. He has a wealth of experience when it comes to the industry and also a very generous and open heart. He shared a lot about his own personal experiences and his journey of self discovery as an artist. In this episode we speak about: - The importance of service in your life- How to rebuild healthy self esteem as an artist- Speaking your truth and taking care of yourself in the industry- How to stay true to yourself as an actor- How to navigate ego and master your inner criticABOUT PETER: Peter is a theatre-maker and film director with over 30 professional credits, aMasters of Directing from the Victorian College of the Arts, and a long, dedicatedteaching career, with experience at many of Australia's leading actor-traininginstitutions, including NIDA, the VCA the National Theatre Drama School, 16thStreet and DHPC. After collaborating with renowned acting coach Larry Moss onHolding the Man in 2014, Peter has worked in Los Angeles with the AustralianTheatre Company on Brendan Cowell's Ruben Guthrie in 2016 (L.A. SceneAwards: Best Comedy and Best Director). Recent productions include StupidF*cking Bird (2017), Next Fall (2017), Philtrum (2018), Grace (Adelaide FringeFestival, MICF, Brighton and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals, 2018), The Trial ofDorian Gray (2019) and the short film Pilgrimage (2019). In winter 2019, Petermounted three productions: Almost, Maine (2019), A Town Named War Boy(2019) You Are the Blood (2019). He rounded out 2019 with the sold-out criticalhit Quite Drunk, Very Jesus-y for the Melbourne Fringe Festival and in 2020 hemounted The Campaign for the Midsumma Fesitval, co-produced and co-hostedthe podcast Was It Worth It and directed the web-series The Pact, which is inpre-production as a feature film of which he is slated to direct.Website: www.peterblackburn.com.auInstagram: @peterblackburncoachFacebook: Peter Blackburn CoachWe would really appreciate if you could leave a review on Apple Podcasts.To listen to more episodes of The Creative Zone Podcast, click hereContact Tali: @talibrashJoin the waitlist for upcoming: The Voices Of ProgramFollow @thecreativezonepodcastSupport the show

Holy contributing to the delinquency of minors, Batman! Yes, Burt Ward actually said that. Dave and Jesse discuss the week in film news then review Life and The Lego Batman Movie. Also: The Magnificent Seven, Ruben Guthrie, Austin Powers: Goldmember.

Recorded live at Guardian Australia's first Film Club, film critic Luke Buckmaster discusses debut films with Animal Kingdom producer Liz Watts, Kath Shelper of Ruben Guthrie and Tristan Roche-Turner of zombie horror Wyrmwood

Anthony and Paul dissect Ruben Guthrie. Written and directed by Brendan Cowell and starring Patrick Brammall, Alex Dimitriades, Abbey Lee, Harriet Dyer, Robyn Nevin & Jack Thompson. facebook.com/movieautopsy @movieautopsy The post 44 – Ruben Guthrie appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

23 days to go of Bath Time! Anthony and Paul dissect Ruben Guthrie. Written and directed by Brendan Cowell and starring Patrick Brammall, Alex Dimitriades, Abbey Lee, Harriet Dyer, Robyn Nevin & Jack Thompson. Buy tickets to the Bath Time finale episode on Saturday 8th August in Melbourne here: http://mammth.co/bathtimefinale facebook.com/BathTimePodcast @BathTimePodcast The post 344 – Movie Autopsy: Ruben Guthrie appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

On this week's podcast artist Tim Sharp and his Mother Judy Sharp talk about Judy's book "Double Shot of Happiness" which recalls the tale of Tim growing up with autism, Writer/Director Brendan Cowell and actor Patrick Brammall talk about their upcoming film "Ruben Guthrie", Biggsy drops by to review Barbara Ehrenreich's "Smile or Die: How Positive Thinking Fooled America and the World" and Travis Park from Museum Victoria talks about Scienceworks and Dinosaurs. 

It only feels fitting during Dry July to discuss a film about giving up the booze. Our guest today on Out of the Box was director and writer of Ruben Guthrie, Brendan Cowell. Brendan spoke about his experience of giving up alcohol for a year, one that sparked Ruben Guthrie, his new film released in cinemas today and about how being too Sydney, can be too bad.

Episode 17 features an interview with Sharks tragic Brendan Cowell (actor/writer/director/author)who discusses all things Cronulla as well as his new film Ruben Guthrie. Sam and Newman recap the brilliant win over the old enemy, review the Raiders game as well as all the usual segments you've come to expect.

Writer/ Director Brendan Cowell chats with us about his feature debut Ruben Guthrie and his process of adapting his play to screen. Additionally, his acting career which has afforded him a great opportunity to observe several directors on the job and we chat about this influence on his own directing.

Theatre, film and television actor Brendan Cowell and producer Kath Shelper discuss Cowell's feature-film directorial debut. Ruben Guthrie — which Cowell adapted from his critically acclaimed play about a Sydney ad executive who tries to quit drinking — premiered as the 2015 Sydney Film Festival's opening-night film.

Luke Buckmaster and Alexandra Spring discuss the Australian films in this year's Sydney film festival line up, including Ruben Guthrie, The Women He Undressed, Strangerland, Last Cab To Darwin, The Daughter, Sherpa and more