Podcast appearances and mentions of Ryan G Hinds

You all love it when Ryan G. Hinds appears on the podcast, but do you think he’ll ever do it again after Bil screams at him about Saltburn? Join Bil, Michael, Ryan and Gregory Rosebrugh as they talk about Emerald Fennell’s eyebrow-raising sophomore effort.   Listen here:   Donate Email: badgaymovies2013@gmail.com ———————– Follow Facebook Instagram […]

Performer and writer Ryan G. Hinds talks the lineage of cats (and Cats), powerful bouffants, and the sweet seduction of a sinking horse. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

It’s hard to think of anyone we love having on the show more than Ryan G Hinds! Ryan has always been an unabashed lover of the classic musical XANADU, and with the passing this summer of the awe-inspiring Olivia Newton-Jones, Bil thought it would be great to have him on the show to talk about […]

This week's guest is theatre & cabaret performer, astronomy enthusiast, and 2022 Neil Munro Directing Intern at the Shaw Festival, Ryan G. Hinds. A Toronto-based theatre artist and cabaret performer, Ryan has performed #KanderAndEbb at the Stratford Festival (with digital appearances from John Kander and Chita Rivera); We Will Rock You for Magnus Theatre; Starry Notions for Toronto Fringe; Hedwig in Hedwig & the Angry Inch at the Capitol Theatre; and Piragua Guy in In The Heights for We Are Here. An Artist-in-Residence at Buddies in Bad Times from 2014 to 2016, Ryan is also an Associate Artist at lemonTree Creations, where the work has included Lydie-Anne in Lilies; Or, The Revival of a Romantic Drama; the development, premiere, remount and national tour of dance-theatre hybrid MSM [men seeking men]; and the world premiere of Private Eyes (in association with the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario). Currently one of the two 2022 Neil Munro Directing Interns at the Shaw Festival and Assistant Director for Damn Yankees, The Importance of Being Earnest, and Gem of the Ocean, Ryan's work as a director includes Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley for Theatre New Brunswick; 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee for Vanier College Productions at York University; Cock-Tales with Maria for Tapestry Opera; MacArthur Park Suite: A Disco Ballet for Summerworks; and Little Pretty & the Exceptional for Factory Theatre (asst to Brendan Healy). An alumnus of Randolph Academy's Triple Threat program, Ryan is a graduate of Generator's Artistic Producer Training program, a member of the 2019 co-hort of Director's Lab North, the 2017 Factory Theatre “Factory Foremen” intensive program, and the 2016 Obsidian Theatre Mentor/Apprentice Program. Ryan is proudly serving a second term on the national council of Canadian Actors' Equity Association, and has shared stages and screens with artists such as Taylor Mac, Todrick Hall, Liza Minnelli, Billy Stritch, Debbie Reynolds and more. ryanghinds.com Twitter: @ryanghinds Instagram: @ryanghinds Support Stageworthy Tip Jar: tips.pinecast.com/jar/stageworthy

Part 2 of our season wrap-up! As our FINAL EPISODE of SEASON THREE, we did a clip show! We bring you clips from some of the amazing performers, artists, community leaders, and experts that made appearances on #baaifkm this season. Hear from Rodney Diverlus, Nigel Downer, Ryan G. Hinds, Esie Mensah and Syreeta Hector.  Real conversations. Real artists. Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon  

Nobody loves a cautionary tale more than we do, and as it turns out, there’s a lot to be cautious about when dating younger men, as Bil, Daniel and their fabulous returning special guest Ryan G. Hinds learned when they watched (and then tried to forget) Daddy by Gerald McCullouch Listen to it here (language […]

This week on #baaifkm we sit down with actor Ryan G. Hinds and we talk about; being a creature of the theatre, compartmentalizing your emotions when you have to be vulnerable on stage, Equity Canada & ACTRA and 'the show must go on'. Real conversations. Real artists.   Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon

So often as performers we look at our careers as if it is in someone else hands. Waiting to book the job, to be validated, to receive a glowing review to help raise our profile in the industry. Theatre Artist Ryan G. Hinds is joining the conversation on Cue To Cue today and he is busting a few myths and addressing mindset gaps that performers, including himself, can fall into from time to time. When Ryan said these four words, “ My career. My terms.” I was waiting for confetti to fall from the ceiling, music to start playing, and Bob Barker to appear saying, “Tell him what he has won, Rod!”  Ryan hits the nail on the head. It is our responsibility as artists to get out there and create. Stop waiting for the phone to ring. Get educated on what you need to know about this business, the craft, so as to not be taken advantage of and get going! I was inspired by Ryan and I know you will be too! In this episode: How to avoid becoming all consumed by the biz Why having a mentorship The questions Chita Rivera asked him that helped him shaped the way he looked at his career How his one-man Cabaret grew from a one-time performance to in internationally toured Cabaret. Why you MUST learn to not take things personally in this business! How to be humble without it getting in the way of allowing yourself to shine! A little about Ryan: Ryan G. Hinds is a Toronto-based theatre artist: actor, singer, dancer, writer, director, producer, curator. Currently, he is an Associate Artist at lemonTree Creations and an Artscape Launchpad Ambassador. He is the 2018 of the Stage West - Canadian Actor’s Equity Emerging Artist Award, and he recently played Brit in the North American Regional Premier of We Will Rock You (Magnus Theatre). Notably, Ryan is one of only a few people to have been in both the movie version (as a Hed-head) and a stage production (as Hedwig, becoming the first black actor to play the role) of Hedwig & the Angry Inch. His solo show #KanderAndEbb" has toured internationally to critical and audience acclaim, winning the BroadwayWorld Award for Best Cabaret/Solo Concert and playing to a packed house at legendary venue Don't Tell Mama in New York City. In 2015 his show "Starry Notions" was a Toronto Fringe Festival hit, recognized with several 'Best of Fringe' and 'Outstanding Performance' citations. From 2014 to 2016, Ryan was an Artist-In-Residence at Buddies in Bad Times (the world’s largest and oldest LGBTQ theatre complex). His other theatre work includes assisting director Brendan Healy on Anusree Roy’s Little Pretty & the Exceptional at Factory Theatre; the original company, remount, and subsequent tour of lemonTree Creations’ dance-theatre hybrid “MSM [ men seeking men]”; and creating and performing ”MacArthur Park Suite: A Disco Ballet” with Nicole Rose Bond. Festival work includes sold-out performances at Just For Laughs in Montreal (2013 and 2014), LA Pride (opening for Mya and Macy Gray), along with headlining appearances at venues in Los Angeles (Pehrspace), Vancouver (Sunset Beach Festival), and Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (Carnival 2012). Ryan’s 2008 Nuit Blanche collaboration with Will Munro and Ina unt Ina set an attendance Record at the AGO, and in 2012 he was invited back to work with Douglas Coupland on Museum of the Rapture. He has performed with artists such as Liza Minnelli, Todrick Hall, Debbie Reynolds, Lady Bunny, and Sky Gilbert, and has appeared in commercials for brands including OLG, Pop Secret, Angie’s List, Schick razors, and more. Ryan’s long association with Pride Toronto has included hosting the 2015 opening ceremonies, performing an hour-long concert for an audience of 4000 at World Pride 2014, and several years as emcee of Blockorama (the annual celebration of our LGBTQ black and Caribbean communities). From 2005 until 2010, Ryan co-founded and co-operated The ARTWHERK! Collective, a multi-disciplinary art collective which made space and provided opportunities to young and emerging LGBTQ artists in gallery, performance, and club spaces. As a writer, Ryan served as Editor of CrewMagazine.com, and for 5 years, his column “Toronto at Night” was a popular feature of the newspaper Xtra!. His popular live talk show ran for a year and a half at the Flying Beaver, and he is the former curator of the weekly queer performance salon Granny Boots at the Gladstone Hotel. He co-hosted six annual editions of the Feminist Porn Awards, and is featured in Vivek Shraya’s film and book “What I Love About Being Queer”; the portraiture book “Human Canvas Project”, and the inaugural edition of “10x10”, for which he was photographed by Tanja-Tiziana. Throughout his career, he has prioritized finding ways to make theatre/ arts & culture opportunities easier to access for emerging artists, creating stories that could bring to the forefront both artists of color and LGBTQ artists, and balancing a consistent commitment to equality and diversity paired with an equally consistent commitment to artistic excellence. More at RyanGHinds.com   Follow Ryan! Instagram: @ryanghinds Facebook: Ryan G. Hinds Twitter: @ryanghinds   Connect with Chelsea www.thisischelseajohnson.com  

Tranna and Thomas reveal themselves in a way they haven't before - diving deep into the subject of love in the age of the dating app. Plus great conversation, comedy and music from guests Dana Michel, Ashley Moffatt, Ryan G. Hinds and Antony Carle.

This episode is brought to you by My Gay Toronto.com, click here to enjoy the magazine on the go. Summer vacation is over and we’re ready to get back to work!  Well almost all of us, since Daniel is off frolicking somewhere, but thank God for Ryan G. Hinds!  He joins us once again for […]

Welcome to this third episode of Will Wilson Under the Magnifying Glass. In this episode, I sat down with Ryan G. Hinds: a Theatre artist well known in Toronto. We discussed being gay in theater, queerness in the 90’s and a lot more! I ended up the interview asking him a question about Céline Dion as a joke and without knowing, he delivered the best Céline Dion story ever! He was a sensational guess! FOLLOW RYAN: Facebook: https://goo.gl/yz51K1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryanghinds Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryanghinds/ SPECIAL THANKS: Béatrice Giguère - Set Manager, hair & makeup. Vincent Paradis - Camera Management, set assistant. FOLLOW ME: Twitter: https://twitter.com/will_hilson Snapchat: Will_Hilson

This episode covers #724 in the Criterion Collection, All That Jazz, featuring special guest Ryan G. Hinds. Listen here:   PODCAST REVIEW

One of us is an alcoholic, one of us is deaf, one of us is dying and we’re all adopted: WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? Maybe nothing?  Let’s find out. On this week’s Guest Panel episode, Bil is joined by Ryan G. Hinds and Phil Skala as they pore over THE PERFECT […]

How is it possible that being a hustler was such a wonderfully delightful way to live and nobody told us? Even more shocking, how is it possible that this film is based on a book? Join Bil, Michael and our Super Special Guest Ryan G. Hinds as they discuss Q. Allan Brocka’s Boy Culture Listen to the […]