Podcasts about shakespeare's globe theatre

Episode 6: Tip Cullen - Royal Marine to Stage and Screen Growing up as a Catholic in Belfast during the troubles, Tip Cullen is not your stereotypical Royal Marine. Having served a full career, Tip transferred to the Royal Marines reserves as well as studying a degree in acting. Tip has starred in many successful stage productions including acting at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Show Notes: Born in Belfast & growing up through the troubles From working for the law society to joining the Royal Marines Supportive family 33 years service & counting Mountain Leader Chasing the adrenaline high of being on the battlefield Mental health support Breakfast club Emotional triggers PTSD Completing 30 years of service but not leaving the military Studying a degree in acting  Acting on stage including at Shakespeares Globe Theatre Auditioning & dealing with disappointment  Stage versus screen Playing ‘Unpopular Opinion’ Bye & thank you from George, age 3 Episode web links: https://instagram.com/tipcullen?igshid=8wkhj71o1l3y https://m.imdb.com/name/nm8278480/ Wild Ones Podcast Links: Website https://www.wildonespodcast.co.uk (https://www.wildonespodcast.co.uk/#) Patreon https://www.patreon.com/join/3482171/signup Twitter https://twitter.com/wildonespodcast Instagram https://instagram.com/wildonespodcast (https://instagram.com/wildonespodcast?igshid=qpex6x49v3rl) Facebook https://m.facebook.com/wildonespodcast/    

Wake up with nothing to do! How about going to see a Shakespeare play at the Globe Theatre? You know, on a whim. Cost - £5 for a standing ticket. Surely a winner? Oh, the play - As You Like It. Did I like it? You'll just have to have a listen. 

With us this week is Jeremy Barnett. Born in Australia, Jeremy is a percussionist, composer, and improviser who subbed regularly at the Sydney Opera House before moving to the USA. He is one of only a handful of percussionists to have earned a DMA from New England Conservatory and now resides in London where he teaches, accompanies dance classes, and continues composition and improvisation.  He's a dear friend to Laurel and Casey.Watch here. Listen below.  If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element 0:00 Intro and Hello 2:40 Playing at London's iconic Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.    15:55 Accompanying dance classes. 20:50 Breaking into music scenes in different cities. 37:30 In the meantime...what do you do?  42:59 Megan: Bang on a Can new project

In Studio with Sharon Obuobi is a series of conversations with artists, curators, influencers, exploring the process of art making. In this episode, I speak with Adebayo Bolaji, a London-based contemporary artist of Nigerian descent. Before becoming an artist, Adebayo studied acting at the London Central School of Speech and Drama. He performed at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the Young Vic theatre, and in One Child - a BBC Two drama. He later became a self-taught artist citing his influences as Francis Bacon, Jean Michel Basquiat, Jean Dubuffet, Cy Twombly, and poet Alain Ginsberg. Adebayo participated in an artist residency hosted by Yinka Shonibare MBE's guest residency, and has had multiple exhibitions in Zurich. To see more of Adebayo's work, visit our Instagram page @InStudiowithSO. Learn more about us at www.instudiowithso.com. -- All views and opinions expressed by guests are their own.

London Thames Highlights, Things to Do and See, Podcast, Walking Tour, Maps and More: St. Paul's Cathedral, London Eye, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Dining Options … More London–Thames-10 Things to See & Do, Walking Tour, Maps, Podcast 015 The post London–Thames-10 Things to See & Do, Walking Tour, Maps, Podcast 015 appeared first on One Perfect Day In.

Originally created as a Twitter campaign in 2015 by Beth Watson and now a 50-minute women-in-theatre audible feast!    Bechdel Theatre is directly inspired by the famous Bechdel Test which looks at gender representation in film - only now british theatre is under the microscope.    In this first episode Beth and her co-host Pippa discuss whether subverting gender on stage, as seen in Panto, can still pass the Bechdel Test requirements...   Also discussed is Emma Rice's departure from Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, an interview with the Donmar Trilogy's Jade Anouka and introducing #BringAFeministFriend.   Plus expect chat on "Oil" at the Almeida Theatre AS WELL AS what to look forward to in 2017...    @bechdeltheatre  bechdeltheatre.com   AND if you want to be in with the chance of winning Dame Harriet Walter's book Brutus and Other Heriones send in your Bechdel-passing conversations (about absolutely ANYTHING) to bechdeltheatre@gmail.com   x x    

Kate Dinneen is a master blacksmith from Lawrence, Kansas. She's owned her own business called Hot Flash Metalworks since 2006. Her work can be seen across Kansas as well as on the gates at Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London. Kate has studied and mentored with blacksmiths internationally and is currently serving as a Global Assistant to a World War I memorial being designed at an event next year in Ypres, Belgium. What We Talked About Kate's family came from Ireland many generations ago so she has a connection to the British Isles. She travels to the UK regularly to study and work there. One of Kate's biggest blacksmith influences is Uri Hofi. She has spent time learning from him in Israel. Two of his students taught her to strike in an ergonomic way that protects the body and allows her to strike much longer. Early in her career, Kate was involved in a new gate design at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London where she created one of the featured design elements. Kate stays very busy at Hot Flash Metalworks and gets most of her work through word of mouth. She estimates that 60% of her work she gets to design herself and about 40% is based on someone else's idea. She does charge a design fee and feels that it's better to charge it up front rather than bundling it in with the entire project cost. Her ideal pay structure would be to charge in three equal payments at beginning, middle and end, but she admits it's very hard to know final costs and the length of each project. Kate does sporadically offer some training out of her shop, mostly to beginners. She also teaches a group of “at risk” kids through a local non-profit. “They teach basic job skills through the arts and I'm in charge of the metals component of it,” she says. They worked on spot welding and sheet metal work last semester and next semester they will try forging. Kate has been appointed Global Assistant to a blacksmithing event in Ypres, Belgium in September 2016. Ypres is a battle site from World War I, which suffered mass casualties and heavy destruction. A cenotaph (a memorial to honor the dead who are buried elsewhere) will be designed and built. The design competition for the 13 panels that will surround the cenotaph is still open until January. Find info at ypres2016.com. Each panel will be 28” x 29” and should contain a design element that is meaningful to WWI. The cenotaph will also include 13 panels that represent all the countries that fought at the site. Those are being designed by invited blacksmiths from each country. Guest Links Hot Flash Metals: www.lawrenceblacksmith.com/  Ypres Event: http://www.ypres2016.com/  Ypres Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/poppycenotaph/  If you enjoyed this episode, I would love it if you would support the show by: telling your friends. sharing this episode using the social sharing buttons below. subscribing to the show and leaving a rating and review in iTunes.  Not sure how?  Just follow these simple steps here or watch the short video tutorial, http://youtu.be/rq4OCyRGjHc?list=UUH3MfNZLXlKgionAs6kMT_Q subscribing to the show in Stitcher, http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=54499&refid=stpr Thanks so much for your support!

Libby Purves meets former Formula One boss and privacy campaigner Max Mosley; television presenter Jerry Springer; comic and actor Josie Lawrence and adventure cameraman Keith Partridge. Josie Lawrence is a comedian and actor. She is appearing in the improvised panel show Whose Line Is It Anyway? Live along with Greg Proops and Colin Mochrie. She is also performing with the Comedy Players at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. The Players finish their show with a six-person improvised Shakespeare play with a title suggested by the audience. Whose Line Is It Anyway? Live is at the Adelphi Theatre, London. Max Mosley is the former president of the FIA - the governing body for world motor sport. His autobiography, Formula One and Beyond, tells of his early years in the public eye as the son of Oswald and Diana Mosley and his career in Formula One. He also writes about the case he brought against the News of the World for invading his privacy. He is now a seasoned campaigner for the right to privacy. Formula One And Beyond: The Autobiography is published by Simon and Schuster. Jerry Springer is a TV and radio presenter. Born in London, his family moved to the US when he was five-years-old. In addition to hosting the Jerry Springer Show for the last 25 years, he has been the mayor of Cincinnati, a political pundit, lawyer, newscaster and country music recording artist. In 2003 Richard Thomas and Stewart Lee's controversial opera Jerry Springer: The Opera opened in London. Jerry followed it up by appearing in the musical Chicago in 2009. Keith Partridge is an adventure cameraman. He has worked for the BBC on many of its natural history and expedition series and films including the BAFTA-winning Touching the Void, The Edge and Beckoning Silence. In 2012 he won an EMMY Award for Outstanding Cinematography for Human Planet. His book, The Adventure Game, is the story of his life told through many of his experiences from the deep caves of Papua New Guinea to the summit of Mount Everest. The Adventure Game is published by Sandstone Press Producer: Paula McGinley.

Legendary Sound Healer, Master of Voice and Angel Medium, Stewart Pearce, was the Head of Voice at the Webber Douglas Academy of London, helped pioneer Shakespeare's Globe Theatre between 1997-2010, and coached Simon Callow, Matthew Goode, Hugh Bonneville, Vanessa Redgrave, Margaret Thatcher, Diana Princess of Wales. Stewart has published Angels and the Keys to Paradise, The Angels of Atlantis Book & Oracle, The Angelic Heart Sigils Oracle, The Hearts Note and The Alchemy of Voice. THE ANGELS OF ATLANTIS is a truly remarkable gift that Stewart has given us.  We are guided through the angelic realms with such crystal clarity helping us to understand and channel their powerful energies to transform our lives. This is by far the most informative book on angels we have read, unparalleled in knowledge and eloquence. Stewart's books are always filled with such humility and grace, this latest installment, is his best yet, leaving ones soul uplifted and forever changed!

Legendary Sound Healer, Master of Voice and Angel Medium, Stewart Pearce, was the Head of Voice at the Webber Douglas Academy of London, helped pioneer Shakespeare's Globe Theatre between 1997-2010, and coached Simon Callow, Matthew Goode, Hugh Bonneville, Vanessa Redgrave, Margaret Thatcher, Diana Princess of Wales. Stewart has published Angels and the Keys to Paradise, The Angels of Atlantis Book & Oracle, The Angelic Heart Sigils Oracle, The Hearts Note and The Alchemy of Voice. THE ANGELS OF ATLANTIS is a truly remarkable gift that Stewart has given us.  We are guided through the angelic realms with such crystal clarity helping us to understand and channel their powerful energies to transform our lives. This is by far the most informative book on angels we have read, unparalleled in knowledge and eloquence. Stewart's books are always filled with such humility and grace, this latest installment, is his best yet, leaving ones soul uplifted and forever changed!

Joseph Marcell is the star of Omeros - especially adapted by Nobel Prize winning writer Derek Walcott from his epic poem. The play received its world premiere run at Lakeside Theatre at the University of Essex before transferring to Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.

Jade Anouka is the star of Omeros - especially adapted by Nobel Prize winning writer Derek Walcott from his epic poem. The play received its world premiere run at Lakeside Theatre at the University of Essex before transferring to Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.

Libby Purves meets plant hunter Tom Mitchell; psychologist Dr Akiko Mikamo; Martin White, professor of theatre at the University of Bristol and comedian Arthur Smith. Tom Mitchell gave up his job as a banker to follow his dream and become a plant hunter. He now travels the world collecting rare and endangered plants which he cultivates from seed to sell from his nursery. He is a galanthophile (a lover and collector of snowdrops) and recently auctioned a new variety of the snowdrop flower - giving the highest bidder the opportunity to name the bulb after their Valentine. Dr Akiko Mikamo is a psychologist who was born and raised in Hiroshima, Japan. In her book, Rising From the Ashes, she tells her father Shinji's story of survival and forgiveness. He was less than a mile away from the site where the atomic bomb exploded in August 1945 when he was 19. Akiko has drawn inspiration from her father who has devoted his life to peace and reconciliation. Rising From The Ashes - A true Story Of Survival And Forgiveness From Hiroshima is published by Lulu. Martin White is professor of theatre at Bristol University who devised the candle lighting for the new Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. The theatre is a replica of a Jacobean indoor playhouse and is lit solely by candles throughout performances - just as it would have been 400 years ago. The Knight of The Burning Pestle is at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare's Globe, London. Arthur Smith is a comedian and writer whose show Arthur Smith Sings Leonard Cohen (Vol 2) is at the Soho Theatre. He performed his first tribute to the Canadian singer-songwriter 14 years ago and in this new production he reflects on life, death and dementia using Cohen classics to accompany his personal observations. Arthur has been a comedian since the early 80s and has also written plays including An Evening with Gary Lineker and The Live Bed Show. Arthur Smith Sings Leonard Cohen (Vol 2) is at the Soho Theatre, London. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Simon Jordan made his fortune in the mobile phone industry and in 2000, at the age of 32, he bought Crystal Palace Football Club. Ten years later the club was in administration and Jordan had lost everything. As well as recounting his own rise and fall in football, the book lifts the lid on how the national game works from the vast sums of money paid to footballers to the top-level activities at the heart of the sport. 'Be Careful What You Wish For' is published by Yellow Jersey Press. Robin Millar is a record producer and musician. His 1984 production of 'Diamond Life' by Sade was named one of the best ten albums of the last 30 years at the 2011 Brit Awards. Robin has worked with a range of artists including Sting, Eric Clapton, Chrissie Hynde and Elvis Costello. He was born with retinitis pigmentosa and has been registered blind since the age of 16. In March this year Robin underwent a 12 hour operation to install a bionic retina in his right eye in a clinical trial to help research into future treatment for blindness. Steve Benbow is an urban beekeeper who started his first bee hive on the roof of his tower block in south London ten years ago. Today he runs 30 sites across the city and his bees live on top of Tate Modern and the National Portrait Gallery. His book follows a year in his life as a beekeeper. 'The Urban Beekeeper A Year of Bees in the City' by Steve Benbow is published by Square Peg. Samantha Spiro is a double Olivier award-winning actor. She is playing Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London. Samantha played Barbara Windsor in the play Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick and Dolly Levi in the Open Air Theatre's production of Hello, Dolly! In Regent's Park in 2010. The Taming of the Shrew runs from June 23 - October 13 2012. Producer: Paula McGinley.