Podcast appearances and mentions of shaun parker

Today we're speaking with the phenomenal Shaun Parker. Shaun's path to artistic director and choreographer of an internationally renowned contemporary dance company is totally unexpected. Shaun grew up on a farm in Mildura in regional Victoria, but he had a double life in dance, theatre and singing. After finishing high school, Shaun went on to study science at Monash University in Melbourne until a sliding doors moment— Shaun saw a dance rehearsal in a university lecture room, and the rest is history. In this wonderful interview, Shaun talks about dropping out of uni, returning to the studio to train in dance, and about dancing professionally with the likes of Meryl Tankard, Australian Dance Theater and Chunkymove. But Shaun also speaks about a lot more; of his marriage, later identifying as bisexual, about toxic masculinity, and finally about finding his purpose in starting the internationally acclaimed Shaun Parker & Company.   Production dream team ✨Hosted by @byclaudialawsonProduced by @fjordreviewAdditional Production @clinttopicSound & Editing @outputmediaStudios @brightsidesydney@sawtoothstudios

Pioneering music-sharing platform Napster faced a pivotal legal showdown on March 6th, 2001, when - despite the company's defence that it was merely a tool for innocent purposes - US District Judge Marilyn Hall Patel ordered the removal of all copyrighted material from the service. Napster's legal troubles had begun with lawsuits from prominent artists like Metallica and Dr. Dre, but it was the Recording Industry Association of America's $20 billion lawsuit that spelled the endgame for the platform. Yet the swift rise and fall of the peer-to-peer software marked a paradigm shift in how music was consumed, challenging traditional notions of ownership and distribution.  In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly reveal how its youthful inventors Shawn Fanning and Shaun Parker first met; explore how its legacy lives on in the likes of Spotify; and consider how the legal precedent set by Betamax, of all things, became the technology's downfall… Further Reading: ‘Oversharing: how Napster nearly killed the music industry' (The Guardian): https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/may/31/napster-twenty-years-music-revolution ‘The death spiral of Napster begins' (HISTORY, 2009): https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/the-death-spiral-of-napster-begins ‘Napster Documentary: Culture of Free' (The New York Times, 2014): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKrdsGdLVQ8 Love the show? Join

Today on the Take on Board podcast I'm speaking with Michelle Cutler about conflicts of interest.Michelle is on the board of Shaun Parker & Company - small modern dance company known for its diversity and social commentary works.She has previously been on the boards of Address Housing (community housing provider for women and children fleeing domestic violence) and Give a Smile - providing free orthodontic treatment to kids on public dental lists.Michelle started her working life as a lawyer in Asia before moving to London to work in business advisory across Europe and the US. She has been back in Australia for the past 10 years working as a CEO in the NFP and membership association sector. Her last role was as CEO of Community Legal Centres Australia. At the moment she is working with a small number of clients focussing on strategic planning and governance.Links and ResourcesMichelle on LinkedInManaging Conflicts of Interest Guide by the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Conflicts of Interest article by AICDBoard Conflict of Interest Policy from the Institute of Community Directors Upcoming TOB EventsAll eventsYou might want to:Join the Take on Board Facebook communityJoin the Take on Board LinkedIn communityFollow along on TwitterWork with meJoin the Take on Board: Kickstarter group programJoin the Take on Board: Accelerator group programFind out more about meContact me Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we're speaking with the phenomenal Shaun Parker. Shaun's path to artistic director and choreographer of an internationally renowned contemporary dance company is totally unexpected. Shaun grew up on a farm in Mildura in regional Victoria, but he had a double life in dance, theatre and singing. After finishing high school, Shaun went on to study science at Monash University in Melbourne until a sliding doors moment— Shaun saw a dance rehearsal in a university lecture room, and the rest is history. In this wonderful interview, Shaun talks about dropping out of uni, returning to the studio to train in dance, and about dancing professionally with the likes of Meryl Tankard, Australian Dance Theater and Chunkymove. But Shaun also speaks about a lot more; of his marriage, later identifying as bisexual, about toxic masculinity, and finally about finding his purpose in starting the internationally acclaimed Shaun Parker Company.  We are thrilled to be sponsored by Energetiks. Energetiks specialise in creating sustainable, world class dancewear for the stars Energetiks is offering Talking Pointes listeners a 20% discount [available until the end of March 2024]. Listen for the code in the episode. Shop their extensive range online at energetiks.com.au or energetiks.com if you're listening from the US. T&Cs APPLY.Team:Claudia Lawson, host @byclaudialawsonMartin Peralta, sound designer @outputmediaPenelope Ford, producer @fjordreviewClint Topic, additional sound production @sawtoothstudios Talking Pointes was recorded on traditional lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, Awabakal and Worimi. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country and recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded.

Joel Fenton is a contemporary dance theatre artist. Born in Tasmania, he completed a Master of Dance at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2017 and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) at Queensland University of Technology in 2010. His masters explored the process of creating and crafting contemporary dance theatre through his SITCOMS task based improvisation practice.Joel received a JUMP mentorship in 2013, where he was mentored by Shaun Parker. This mentorship has been ongoing with Joel currently developing his skills in the roles of Project Coordinator, Tour Manager and Rehearsal Director for Shaun Parker & Company.Since joining the company in 2015, Joel has performed in KING, Happy as Larry, Trolleys, Hover, The Box, Axle & Spin, touring extensively across Australia and internationally to Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Austria and Germany.Joel has also performed, taught or choreographed for Tasdance, Devize Co, Brand X, Lyric Opera, Phluxus2Dance Collective, QL2, Stompin, Arts Tasmania and several independent artists.Joel was Artist in Residence at University of Tasmania in 2018 and undertook an Arts Tasmania Education Residency at Launceston College in 2019.He produced Summer Solo Series in Melbourne 2012-14, Tasmanian Solo Series in Launceston 2020 and The Dance Photography Exhibition in Brisbane 2010.The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

Bringing dance training, theatrical experience and music together to engage in the arts, Callan has morphed into a diverse creative. ​Since graduating from the Bachelor of Contemporary Dance (performance) in 2011 Callan performed and created around Australia. Nebula Deluxe, Bus to Big Trees, Moving Music, Wonderland, Nowhere, The Choreographic Futures Residency, Tiny Houses and Surrender . Callan has also performed at the Bleach Festival on the Gold Coast, completed yoga teacher training, created the solo Cleanse, designed the sound for Schmidt by Back Porch Theatre and worked with Katrina Lazaroff on Heart as well as the Career Dance Slam for Ausdance Qld. He collaborated with LWDance Hub on Open House, made noise for Gone Viral with Free Range Theatrix and swung with Lewis Major Projects on Trolleys by Shaun Parker. When not selling office space, Callan is performing with The Redhead Cabaret and making a mess with the Riddalin Brothers HÜMAN  (Adelaide Fringe 2021) https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/human-af2021 Dance / Dance Theatre World Premiere / South Australia   adelaidefringe.com.au About this event Dive deep into the spiritualistic & ritualistic connection of inanimate objects. Questioning one's interpretation of penchant, thrill and arousal in the euphoric escape of fetishism. Through an amalgamation of movement, sound & colour, be transcended in an all-encompassing dance/theatre experience. The term fetishism is often regarded to be a socially controversial however, it is the lack of understanding for the practice that creates a societal misconception of sexual and non-sexual fetishes. In this performance journey you will explore the varied perceptions of fetishised objects through solo, partnered and group contemporary/commercial work in conjunction with spoken word and physical theatre. Featuring Thomas Fonua, Jazz Hriskin, Ina Young, Callen Fleming, Holly Millea and Fiona Smith. Presented by: Delinquent Creatives PICTURE // PRODUCE // PERFORM Delinquent Creatives is a female run independent production & entertainment platform, writing, producing & directing Cabaret, Dance, Music & Theatre shows. Based in Adelaide, South Australia. CURRENT PROJECTS: Fafi D'Alour & The Delinquents – Adelaide Fringe Festival 2021. Produced by Fiona Smith HÜMAN – Adelaide Fringe Festival 2021. Produced by Fiona Smith & Holly Millea PAST PROJECTS: Fafi D'Alour & The Delinquents Adelaide Fringe 2016 // Perth Fringe 2017 // Adelaide Fringe 2017 // Melbourne Fringe F2017 // New York Fringe Encore Series 2017 // Adelaide Fringe 2019 // Adelaide Fringe 2020 Mr Minsky's Cabaret – Adelaide Fringe 2019 Fafi D'Alour Presents Provocateur – Adelaide Cabaret Fringe 2019 The Revolution ‘Drive That Funky Soul' – Adelaide Fringe

What is 70 minutes long, was recorded LIVE at BottleRock in downtown Los Angeles and boasts appearances by Lily Holleman, Robbie Consing, Matt Doherty, Erynn Petrulis, Pete Handelman, Alanna Vicente, Shaun Parker, Burt Bulos, Jake Head, Ilana Rein, Marc Hershon of Succotash and both Page Branson and J.D. Jackson of Level 7 Access: A Marvel Agents of Shield Podcast? Why, it’s YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour, of course, also featuring a live appearance from show announcer Garrard Whatley!We apologize for the occasional (semi-regular?) audio glitches during the show – Phil was playing hurt, Dean was drinking wine, there was a party going on … And we’re sure despite these glitches (because of them?) this episode will help get your week off to a great start!

Shaun Parker graduated with a science degree but it was dance that became his vocation. He is an award winning choreographer, dancer, actor and counter-tenor whose work has explored a vast range of performance platforms. He is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts and a former member of Meryl Tankard’s Australian Dance Theatre. In 2010, he founded Shaun Parker & Company, becoming Artistic Director and a dynamic advocate for dance. The company creates critically acclaimed dance productions, which are renowned for their integration of stimulating choreographic forms, arresting musical scores and theatrical invention. Their work has graced national and global stages.Parker’s choreographic works include KING, REMOTE, In The Zone, Am I, Happy As Larry and The Yard. He is fêted for his dynamic, youthful work that “is so cutting edge it actually wanders off the edge of any single-word definition”. (The Daily Telegraph)Shaun Parker & Company has found various ways to continue working and maintain connections with both its dancers and its audiences during this time of physical distancing. Shaun is this week’s guest on Stages. He elaborates on creating a dance experience online and the role he relishes; steering an innovative dance company with a passionate commitment to education and creating work that connects with audiences to deliver strong social impact.

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Shaun Parker joins the DTF Club this week to promote KING, premiering on Feb 20th as part of Sydney Mardi Gras Festival. Shaun Parker & Company are proud to present the world premiere of KING, […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_archives/p/joy.org.au/dtfclub/wp-content/uploads/sites/408/2019/01/SYN4000-2.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 50:58 — 58.3MB) The post Don’t be a drag, just be a KING w/ Shaun Parker appeared first on DTF Club.

This week the Popcorn Podcast turns funky 40.  Chad, Izola and Piper invite actor Shaun Parker onto the show.  Shaun is one of the stars of indie film The Lady Killers and he shares some great stories about his Mortified Live, Sundance Film Festival, and it somehow leads into a conversation about female sexuality.  Once Chad brings up Torchwood and Doctor Who things really liven up, they also touch on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Jurrasic World and more. The post Ep 40: The Snazzy Shaun Parker appeared first on The Popcorn Channel.

David, Ian, and special guest Shaun Parker discuss pubes, Metallica, and frosted tips.

David, Ian, and special guest Shaun Parker discuss pubes, Metallica, and frosted tips.