Podcasts about thisispopbaby

Philly McMahon is bringing back his smash his Theatre extravaganza to The National Stadium and joins Ray in studio.

*Send me your voicenotes! I want to hear what you think, your opinions, your ideas, or if there's something you'd like me to discuss. Whatsapp me at 0892096423*Hello! Thank you so much for coming back my friend! This week Carl and I discuss the developments with the government's approach to Israel and Gaza, the damage done by the week's storms and the death of Ian Bailey.I chat to THISISPOPBABY's co-director Philly McMahon ahead of the brilliant Wake's return to the National Stadium, as well as where Ireland stands with the Eurovision.Then Emer McLysaght and I chat through the week's stories in entertainment, from the Oscars, to the Oscars discourse, to Louis Theroux's conversation with Paul Mescal. To support the podcast via Patreon, join me here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Aoife Moore of the Sunday Times Ireland and I work through the bleakness that is the news this week. We get into the horrific shooting in Colorado Springs, the protests in East Wall and the latest Daft report on rental housing.My guest is the utterly charming and incredibly talented Felispeaks, who you may know from television appearances, their role in Thisispopbaby's Wake, or via their incredible poetry. We chat about how they keep their standards so incredibly high, and how they feels about their continued success.LGBT activist and podcaster James O'Hagan breaks down this week's biggest stories from the world of entertainment. We chat about Taylor Swift taking on Ticketmaster, the conclusion of the Joe Lycett vs. David Beckham situation and the news that Eurovision is taking its voting worldwide.In BIG NEWS, the podcast now has a Whatsapp and I would love if you fancied sending in a voicenote. You may have an opinion on something we've discussed, or a suggestion for something we should discuss, or just something you'd like to share. I get to meet you guys all the time, but I'd love you to hear from each other, so get involved! The number is 0892096423. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Spoken word poet Felicia Olusanya tells Dearbhail about Wake, THISISPOPBABY's Production coming to The Dublin Fringe

Playwright Phillip McMahon joins Dearbhaill to mark 15 years of ThisIsPopBaby, taking a look back at the highlights of a phenomenal theatrical extravaganza.

Playwright Phillip McMahon joins Dearbhaill to mark 15 years of ThisIsPopBaby, taking a look back at the highlights of a phenomenal theatrical extravaganza.

Writer/Director Philly McMahon discusses Party Scene, from theatre company THISISPOPBABY - Paddy McAloon turns 65, Colm O'Callaghan takes a look at his work - David Bolger CoisCéim, This month, the IFI celebrates the work of director Bob Fosse with a retrospective of his films - 19th century French artist, Eva Gonzales exhibition.

Jim Broadbent stars in The Duke, about the theft of Goya's portrait of the Duke of Wellington - Cyrano, a new production of the classic, by producer Joe Wright, with Peter Dinklage - How to Tell a Secret, a documentary film that explores the secrecy around a HIV positive diagnosis - Shit, a play by ThisIsPopBaby.

Smash-hit playwriter Philip McMahon, of THISISPOPBABY, came on to chat about his new play Once Before I Go ahead of its world premiere in the Gate Theatre next month. The play is set against the backdrop of Dublin's Burgeoning gay rights movement of the 80s and 90s, and the contemporary LGBTQ+ community of today.

This week's podcast comes ten years after Siamsa Tire was invited to perform at WERK, hosted by Thisispopbaby, the company which is co-directed by today's guest Phillip McMahon. Both companies appear to inhabit very different theatrical worlds which is why Joanne wanted to chat with Phillip, a Dublin-based director and playwright who holds a strong belief in active citizenship and taking responsibility as an artist to create places that people want to be in – be that in a theatrical setting or in the everyday. Enjoy!

Discussing the Irish government's response to the arts community and uproar that followed in the wake of announcements.

It's very easy to moan and groan about the influx of hotels and the homogenisation of the landscape in cities and towns around the country, but it's worth remembering that it’s not the job of hotel owners to ​shape the fabric of our society, it’s their job to build hotels and make money​. So, who's job is it? When it comes to being custodians of culture and city planning, we have the Minister for Culture & Heritage, her department, Dublin City Council and many art institutions and councils. When it comes to the night time economy or life after dark, however, it is that so often these pursuits aren't considered culture. But, the fact of the matter is -- clubbing IS culture. This week, we're talking to Global Night Mayor advocate Mirik Milan, who was the first Night Mayor of Amsterdam in 2012, along with Philly McMahon, who has challenged the definition and scope of culture with ThisIsPopBaby. This episode of the podcast is longer than a club night in Dublin and it's time for us all to get behind and champion culturally relevant nightlife in Ireland. We also have the "complete Aisling", Sarah Breen as our county rep for Carlow, news from the week, top Carlow facts, Get In the Sea and of course, our Tuna Chicken Roll.

John is a creative producer and queer performer from Kildare. They trained as a producer with Red Bear Productions from 2015 on and was one of the first batch of creative producers to participate in Generator at Smock Alley, developed by Caoimhe Connolly & Cliona Dukes. They produced ‘How to be Angry’ (Brazen Tales) and ‘Dummy’ (MORB) at DFF 2017. Most recently they did an internship with THISISPOPBABY and will be returning as ASM for RIOT: Homecoming at Vicar St (May 1st-6th,[tickets here](https://bit.ly/2TtxkPY)). They have just set up a theatre company: Taking The Biscuit with Aisling O’Mara and Dani Galligan. Their first production: Nothing But A Toerag at First Fortnight 2019 is running the 7th-12th Jan at 8pm (2:30pm Sat) at Smock Alley. ([You can nab your tickets here](https://bit.ly/2RifbqU)). They are also working with Bitter Like A Lemon on ‘In Our Veins’ at the Peacock (April 10-20th, [tickets here](https://bit.ly/2BwOmqq)). In drag, they go by Avoca Reaction (cos that’s what drag should do). Avoca is an intergender drag entity who believes that drag is the expression of our oppression. You can catch Avoca at ‘Avocas Big Durty Queer Cabaret’ on January 17th at 8pm in Drop Dead Twice.

Playwright Phillip McMahon, co-founder of theatre company THISISPOPBABY and co-creator of RIOT, talks about his current show in the Abbey Theatre. Called Come on Home, it's a play about "faith, family, place and desire".

I WAS SO HAPPY to find out that Panti Bliss was here in Los Angeles as part of IRELANDWEEK...yes it's a glorious week where beautiful Irish people come to LA to speak in that HOT accent and show us all that Ireland has to offer. Hey, I'm Irish...these are my people. #IrelandWeek And to me there is nothing better than using your art to help others and give a voice to the voiceless--and that is exactly what Panti Bliss is doing. Always entertaining, always passionate, yet always thoughtful Panti has become one of the champions of LGBTQ Equality in Ireland. Largely after this truly incredible video went viral on several years ago..WATCH IT HERE! And if you're going to be Los Angeles come see Panti this Friday and Saturday. I'LL BE AT THE FRIDAY SHOW--SAY HI!! GET TICKETS here: http://hollywood.improv.com/comedian/tw-eventinfo/Ireland+Week+and+THISISPOPBABY+present+Panti+Bliss%3A+Live+in+LA/7675955/ Here's a bit about the show: The Queen of Ireland Panti Bliss invites you into her gender-discombobulating, stiletto-shaped world, exposing the stories behind the makeup – from performance giant to accidental activist – to reveal the National Treasure she is today. Hilarious and poignant, Panti Bliss: Live In LA is a riotous comedy about life after 'Pantigate' - making movies and making history. Charting brushes with infamy, near misses with fame, and adventures in the seedy underbelly, this is a comedy about a life well lived, in which Panti promises to ‘say the un-sayable’. Find all things Panti Bliss here: http://thisispopbaby.com/ and on her Facebook and Twitter @PantiBliss www.dearmattieshow.com Twitter: @themattmarr Listen to Mattie’s other podcast TV TEA TIME HERE: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tv-tea-time-with-mattie-and-jake/id1211496705?mt=2 or watch the show on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/talktomattmarr Our Recap Site: http://www.tvteatime.com TV Tea Time Twitter: @jakeandmattie Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theMattMarrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emmet Kirwan is Ireland's most exciting young actor, writer and spoken word artist. His show 'Dublin Old School', which he wrote and starred in, has sold out several runs in Dublin, Edinburgh and The National in London and is being adapted into a feature film. He is currently starring in 'Riot' at Vicar Street with THISISPOPBABY, where he performs 'Heartbreak', a poem he wrote about a teenage girl who gets pregnant. For tickets to Riot (6th-8th July), visit www.ticketmaster.ie/promo/xdkiio Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Loose Joints is new podcast hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to people about the music they love: old and new. For number three we are joined by Emmet Kirwan, actor and writer. You might know him from his brilliant stage show Dublin Old School, Just Saying or most recently Thisispopbaby's RIOT show at the Fringe. Our musical selection is banger-heavy and our chat takes in losing your hearing in Ibiza, your ideal funeral songs, we agonise over our guilty pleasure choices and Emmet explains the appeal of Mark Morrison's Get Horny,  Sally explains the torrid appeal of "the mortify human saveloy that is Simply Red" and backbreakers. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #3: Emmet Kirwan (99MB, 1hr 40mins) Tracklisting Young Marco - Dreamless Falcons - Aquafina feat. GoldLink & Chaz French Chance The Rapper's All Night (Kaytranada remix) What tune or band takes you back to your youth the most? Dusty Kid - Tsunamy A song you'd like played at your funeral? Souls Of Mischief - 93 Til Infinity Solange - Cranes In The Sky (Kaytranada remix) A song that reminds you of family: The Housemartins - Caravan Of Love Nxworries - Lyk Dis Guilty Pleasures: Mark Morrison - Get Horny Enya - Sail Away Simply Red - Stars A song that gets you inspired El-P - The Full Retard Lil Silva - De Ja (feat. Kent Jamz) Loose Joints #1: Aidan Kelly. Loose Joints #2: Oisin Davis. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for facilitating recording.