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To celebrate the 40th Australian anniversary of Cats the guys chatted to Todd McKenney ahead of the musical’s touchdown in Perth later in the year and despite playing two roles you won’t be seeing him in Lycra anytime soon. Todd shares his favourite Cats songs and gives the guys the low down on his epic three week 60th birthday celebrations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Clairsy & Lisa took your calls, ‘What’s the one item you own that your partner is trying to get rid of?’. Todd McKenney phoned in to chat about Cats, Lycra and his three-week birthday celebrations. Barra stopped by to chat to the guys about the big weekend of sport, it was a bad weekend for anyone called Oscar and still no win for the Eagles. On The Shaw Report, Lisa takes you through the Logie nominations and get excited for the inaugural Ray Martin award and we get the scoop on the recently knighted celebrities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
CATS the musical is returning to Australia to mark 40 years since its first national tour, with shows running in Sydney from June 17 at the Theatre Royal. This new production stars Aussie tenor Mark Vincent, alongside Todd McKenney and Leigh Archer. Based on T.S. Eliot’s poetry and brought to life by Andrew Lloyd Webber’s timeless score, the revival promises to dazzle new and old audiences alike. With its hit song "Memory" and a rich theatrical history, CATS remains one of the world’s most beloved musicals.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Human Nature’s sibling duo Andrew & Mike have faced the highs and lows of the music industry, from personal struggles and creative clashes to balancing family with fame. Their debut album as a duo marks a turning point, offering a unique window into their lives, struggles and triumphs. In this raw and emotional conversation, the brothers open up about their personal battles with alcoholism, the pressure of living in Las Vegas during the mass shooting and the anxiety they’ve faced on and off stage. They open up about how their close-knit family has kept them grounded, and reveal the surprising truth behind their "squeaky clean" image. This is the Tierney Brothers like you’ve never heard before! Content Warning: This conversation touches on addiction, and if this brings up anything for you National Alcohol and other drug hotline provides confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 1800 250 015. Know someone who'd enjoy this episode? Why not share it with them by tapping the 3 dots above ⬆︎ and passing it on LINKS: Buy Tierney Brothers debut album 'Soundtrack to my Life' here Catch Tierney Brothers performing live supporting Human Nature on their MTWN20 tour ticket info here If you loved this chat with Andrew & Mike we think you'll love Jess's conversation with Todd McKenney here If you love what we do, why not follow the show, and rate and review on Apple or Spotify CREDITS:Host: Jessica RoweGuest: Tierney BrothersExecutive Producer: Nic McClureAudio Producer: Nat Marshall Digital Content Producer: Zoe Panaretos The Jess Rowe Big Talk Show acknowledges the Gadigal people, Traditional Custodians of the land on which we recorded this podcast, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples here today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Allan & Carly catch up with Wicked star Todd McKenney who will be playing the wizard in the upcoming production coming to WA in December. Find out what he's really doing for the first hour of the show, while the cast is talking about his character on the stage. Plus, McKenney's secret first job absolutely shocks Allan & Carly!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Clairsy was interested in how creative and artistic our listeners are- and you didn't dissapoint! In an unexpected collaboration, KFC and a wellness company have teamed up to help you sleep... In The Shaw Report, Rapper '50 Cent' turns down a huge Trump Campaign payout, and new details of a faint being responsible for Liam Payne's tragic death. Clairsy & Lisa talk to triple-threat Todd McKenney ahead of 'Wicked' the Musical, kicking off in Australia! In Story Behind The Album, we delve into Cold Chisel's 'East' (1980).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Todd Mckenny tells Clairsy & Lisa all the exciting details of starring in the hit musical 'Wicked', coming to Crown Perth this December. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Opera singer Katherine Wiles has been a permanent member of the Opera Australia chorus since 2007, and has performed several principal roles there as well as in South Australia, New Zealand, and the UK. She's performed at the Edinburgh Festival and on the Royal Yacht Britannia. Katherine's new book, No Autographs Please, tells the tale of the backstage antics, onstage disasters and the long road to success of an opera singer. Opera Australia CEO Fiona Allan says that her account of life as a chorus member is "full of wit and behind the scenes revelations", while Todd McKenney says that the book proves that "the real stars of any show are the chorus". Katherine tells us about her inspiration for writing this book, and gives us a no holds barred take on what it's like taking your bow from the second row. No Autographs Please is out now from all good book retailers.
While Amanda Keller's away, our special fill-in hosts come to play! Today's co-host is none other than drum roll TODD McKENNEY! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join Jonesy & Todd McKenney for an EXCLUSIVE (unaired) episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to the show, Todd McKenney!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
These are absolutely spectacular!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The truth about Paris...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's safe to say that he was... awful.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're so thrilled to have Todd on the show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Here's another episode of the TV BINGEBOX podcast to tide you over in the absence of the TV BLACKBOX podcast.-----SURPRISE! It's a Wednesday, not a Tuesday record this week (oh well) but that only means BIGGER, BETTER, and somehow MORE INTERESTING things. Four new shows, community recommendations, and a bunch of new UpMolk and DownMolk quick-ish-fire suggestions to keep you on your toes and have your bingelists continuing to grow! Shows covered in this episode:• Top Gear Australia S05 (8 eps), starring Jonathan La Paglia, Blair "Moog" Joscelyne, and Beau Ryan - streaming right now every Friday, dropping weekly, on Paramount+.• Ren Faire (3 eps), starring George Coulam, Jeffrey Baldwin, Louie Migliaccio, and Darla Smith - airing in full right now on BINGE.• Presumed Innocent (8 eps), starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Ruth Negga, Bill Camp, O-T Fagbenle, Peter Sarsgaard, Noma Dumezweni, and Chase Infiniti - streaming right now (first 2 eps), dropping weekly, on Apple TV+.• Ladies In Black (6 eps), starring Debi Mazar, Miranda Otto, Jessica De Gouw, Clare Hughes, Azizi Donnelly, Gemma Ward, Kate Box, Huw Higginson, Julian Maroun, Todd McKenney, Russell Dykstra, Thom Green, and Sacha Horler - premieres Sunday 16 June 8:30pm, dropping weekly (all eps on iview), on ABC. Join us every* Tuesday 8pm AEST on any number of places (mainly the TV Blackbox Facebook page, YouTube channel, and Insta live...plus a few others), and keep in touch with the TV Bingebox show & host Steve Molk at linktr.ee/SteveMolk.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Full interview: Tony Moclair chats to Todd McKenney and Shane Jacobson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Todd McKenney, KN4TPG, found his way into amateur radio through a teenager's deep dive into YouTube and discovering meteorological balloon launches leading to Bill Brown WB8ELK and Pico Ballooning. Todd's entry into ham radio may be the key to attracting young people into amateur radio by using our hobby as a tool to complement and extend the usability of their other STEM or Maker projects and hobbies. KN4TPG tells his ham radio story through his high school ballooning interest leading to graduate work at the University of Alabama, Huntsville in this QSO Today.
Aussie film and stage legend Shane Jacobson came onto the Night Shift to promote his upcoming stage version of The Odd Couple with Todd McKenney.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to the Season 4 premiere episode featuring Australian theatre royalty, Todd McKenney! Todd joins host, Justin Clarke, to discuss The Odd Couple which opens at the Comedy Theatre, Melbourne from 18th May -16th June and the Theatre Royal Sydney 27th June - 21st July. Todd talks through his illustrious career on Australian stages and T.V, as well as his and Shane Jacobson's long lasting friendship. Audiences can expect a riotous laugh when these two pair up on stage! Discussion Highlights: Todd's Career in Theatre Meeting Shane Jacobson Theatre Thoughts Questions The Odd Couple Tickets for The Odd Couple can be booked below Tickets - Melbourne: https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=THEODDC24 Tickets - Sydney: https://www.theatreroyalsydney.com/events/season-2024/the-odd-couple/
Robyn Arthur is one of Australia's leading theatre performers who soon celebrates 50 years working in the Industry. Robyn toured with Jonathan Church's Singin' in the Rain and Jonathan Biggins' Australia Day for Hit Productions and Mother & Son with Noeline Brown for McLaren House. In 2013, she toured Australia in Elizabeth Coleman's play It's My Party (And I'll Die If I Want To!) with Henri Szeps for Hit Productions and appeared in the Production Company's Singin' in the Rain directed by Gary Young at the State Theatre. In 2011, she starred again alongside Todd McKenney in the hit revival of The Boy From Oz having also appeared in the original cast. Robyn played Mrs Potts in the Aria Award winning Australian premiere season of Beauty and the Beast with Hugh Jackman and will be long remembered for her performance as Madame Thenardier (Victorian Green Room Award) in the original cast of Les Miserables directed in Australia by Trevor Nunn. Robyn clocked up almost 1,300 performances in the role. In 2007, she was nominated for a Helpmann Award for her performance in the Australian premiere of Sideshow Alley (Keelan/Young) for QPAC. Robyn's other theatre highlights include Stuart Maunder's production of My Fair Lady (Opera Australia); Minefield's and Miniskirts by Terence O'Connell (Malthouse), Gale Edwards' production of Sweeney Todd (Opera Queensland); Stephen Sondheim's Company directed by the late Richard Wherrett and Michael Gow's classic Away for the Sydney Theatre Company. Television credits include The Newsreader, Rosehaven, Five Bedrooms, Sisters, Woodley, Twentysomething, Laid 2, The Librarians, City Homicide, Very Small Business, Kath and Kim, Blue Heelers, MDA, Neighbours, and the US production, Nightmares and Dreamscapes. Robyn also appeared in Charlotte's Web with Dakota Fanning for Paramount Pictures and the Tropfest short film Hoarder Control directed by Nichola Colla. Robyn's been a proud member of Actors Equity since 1975 and serves on the Victorian Actors Benevolent Trust (VABT).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
It's interesting listening to the podcom Hyperbole Towers - the podcast comedy we recorded almost four years ago - to hear how much has changed.There's a reference in there to pets not being allowed - that's gone. And the whole episode centres around a by-law permitting owners to meet online. That's now part of the fabric of strata law. But some of the issues are timeless, not least how strata committees bring together hugely diverse people who under other circumstances might cross the street to avoid each other.Add in characters who work from home in their underwear, use “you're breaking up” as their get-out-of-jail card and get involved in the usual committee power struggles, and you have a potent recipe for some serious fun.The Hyperbole Towers characters are:· Charlie, the long-suffering chair; · Alfie the manipulative and scheming building manager; · Brooke the hopeless secretary; · Steve, the committee treasurer who sees everything in terms of money; · Wendy a do-gooder who is also a nasty gossip and a racist; · Joe a class warrior retiree for whom nothing is Left-wing enough (until it affects his hip pocket);· Damien a manic day trader for whom the committee is his only social contact· Amber a "massage therapist" who says it as she sees itThere is also a cameo guest appearance by star of stage and screen Todd McKenney, adding some pizzazz to the proceedings.The Story centres around the Hyperbole Towers committee in online crisis meetings to discuss the potential conversion of their former meeting room turned commercial space into a day spa … or is it a massage parlour?Meanwhile, constant thumping sounds, are driving everyone mad, especially since building manager Alfie seems very reluctant to do anything about it.In its style and format, this is like a classic radio sitcom with some very modern themes. But it's a work of fiction and any similarity to anyone living or deceased is purely coincidental.I you enjoyed it, please share it with your friends and fellow strata dwellers and professionals through this link, and encourage them to do the same.Credits: Hyperbole Towers featured Tsu Shan Chambers, Valentino Arico, Amelia Conway, Eveline Schubert, Michelle Rouady, Robin Queree, Matias Klaver and David MacPhail. It was narrated and directed by Warren Coleman.The podcom was written and produced by Jimmy Thomson and Warren Coleman. Audio editing and effects were by Sydney Sound Brewery under the watchful ear of John Hresc. Phoebe Armstrong was production assistant.Hyperbole Towers is a Flat Chat Production, copyright (2024) Words Worth Pty Ltd. It could not have been made without the financial assistance of City of Sydney Council.____________________________________________________Flat Chat is all about apartment living, especially in Australia.Find us on Facebook and Twitter and the Flat Chat website.Send comments and questions to mail@flatchat.com.au.Register to ask and answer questions about apartment living anonymously on the website.Recorded by Jimmy Thomson & Sue Williams; Transcribed by Otter.ai; Transcription tidied up and sensified by Raphie.Find out more about Sue Williams and Jimmy Thomson on their websites.
This episode is a reboot of a chat I had with Todd a while back. What am I going to talk to the grumpy judge from Dancing with the Stars about? I wondered. The bloke who wrote and starred in The Boy from Oz? I wondered. The bloke who starred in 42nd Street, The Pirates of Penzance, Camelot, La Cage aux Folles, Singin' in the Rain, Priscilla Queen of the Desert (the musical) and Baz Luhrmann's film, Strictly Ballroom? Well, the answer is.. plenty. We spoke a lot and laughed a lot. He's funny, real and loves dogs (big tick). Of course, he's a talented, successful and well-known performer but more than that, Todd McKenney is a genuinely interesting bloke who's done a sh*t-load, is a brilliant story-teller (no surprise), is great to chat with and I absolutely loved meeting him. Enjoy. toddmckenney.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Our good friend Todd McKenney joins Jonesy & Amanda to chat about his upcoming role in 'Wicked'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week's mystery footy tipper is... TODD MCKENNEY!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode 377 was previously published but missing introductory remarks. Complete episode here.
Todd McKenney spoke with Matthew Pantelis about the Tenterfield Saddler, which is up for sale.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
One of Australia's most versatile performing artists, Todd McKenney is an award winning and critically acclaimed performer on stage and screen. As an actor and the leading man of song and dance in musical theatre productions, he has entertained Australians for 40 years, from the main stage to intimate venues. It's not surprising that Todd McKenney is a household name. National exposure came with his delicious portrayal of the acerbic adjudicator on Dancing with the Stars - a television juggernaut that has completed multiple seasons. Todd's stage credit roll and career highlights include his most notable role of Peter Allen in the Australian hit production The Boy From Oz, in which he performed over 1000 shows nationally and became one of the longest running and most successful musical productions in Australian history. Todd's first professional musical role was in 1983 in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song and Dance. His career followed with lead and headline roles in Cats, 42nd Street, West Side Story, Crazy For You, Born Yesterday, Camelot, Pirates of Penzance, Cabaret, Strictly Ballroom, La Cage aux Folles, Singin' In the Rain, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Orpheus In the Underworld for Opera Australia, Annie the Musical, Grease, Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks and Anything Goes. In 2018 he stepped into the stilettos and successfully took on the role of Frank N' Furter in The Rocky Horror Show in Melbourne. In 2019 Todd stepped out on stage as Australia's Greatest Showman in the title role of Barnum, and most recently played Lord Farquaad in the hit musical Shrek and Lord Chancellor Sebastian in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. As a dancer, his journey started at the age of three at his mother's dancing school in Perth, training in jazz, tap, acrobatics and ballroom dancing. He represented Australia in ballroom and Latin American dancing, winning many international dance titles. Amongst his Australian awards for performance in musical theatre he has two Mo Awards, the Variety Club Heart Award, the Glug Award, the Green Room Award, two Australian Dance Awards and a Helpmann Award. On the small screen Todd has starred in the hit show Winners and Losers on the 7 Network. He has also appeared as a guest judge on Australia's Got Talent, hosted on a range of morning Television programs and appeared as an entertaining guest across all networks. On radio Todd co-hosted Sydney's MIX106.5 breakfast radio program with Sonia Kruger for two years and is a regular guest on the airwaves. In 2020, Todd played Lewis in the award winning feature film Unsound. On the small screen Todd has appeared in the acclaimed ABC series Significant Others; an engrossing, intelligently crafted six-part series about a missing persons case. On a personal level, Todd had the delight of becoming a father in 2007 and his daughter Charlotte is the light of his life. He is a student of Auslan sign language and has worked within the deaf community all around Australia. Todd is also a keen supporter of The Grace Centre For Newborn Intensive Care at the Children's Hospital at Westmead and the Cerebral Palsy Alliance. Over the past year, Todd has starred as Wilbur Turnblad in Hairspray the Musical and Sebastian in Cinderella. In 2023 he commences a tour of his one-man show - Todd McKenney sings Peter Allen and lots more! A perfect way to celebrate 40 years on the boards! For dates and details go to www.toddmckenney.com.au 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
One of Australia's most versatile performing artists, Todd McKenney is an award winning and critically acclaimed performer on stage and screen. As an actor and the leading man of song and dance in musical theatre productions, he has entertained Australians for 40 years, from the main stage to intimate venues. It's not surprising that Todd McKenney is a household name. National exposure came with his delicious portrayal of the acerbic adjudicator on Dancing with the Stars - a television juggernaut that has completed multiple seasons. Todd's stage credit roll and career highlights include his most notable role of Peter Allen in the Australian hit production The Boy From Oz, in which he performed over 1000 shows nationally and became one of the longest running and most successful musical productions in Australian history. Todd's first professional musical role was in 1983 in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song and Dance. His career followed with lead and headline roles in Cats, 42nd Street, West Side Story, Crazy For You, Born Yesterday, Camelot, Pirates of Penzance, Cabaret, Strictly Ballroom, La Cage aux Folles, Singin' In the Rain, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Orpheus In the Underworld for Opera Australia, Annie the Musical, Grease, Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks and Anything Goes. In 2018 he stepped into the stilettos and successfully took on the role of Frank N' Furter in The Rocky Horror Show in Melbourne. In 2019 Todd stepped out on stage as Australia's Greatest Showman in the title role of Barnum, and most recently played Lord Farquaad in the hit musical Shrek and Lord Chancellor Sebastian in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. As a dancer, his journey started at the age of three at his mother's dancing school in Perth, training in jazz, tap, acrobatics and ballroom dancing. He represented Australia in ballroom and Latin American dancing, winning many international dance titles. Amongst his Australian awards for performance in musical theatre he has two Mo Awards, the Variety Club Heart Award, the Glug Award, the Green Room Award, two Australian Dance Awards and a Helpmann Award. On the small screen Todd has starred in the hit show Winners and Losers on the 7 Network. He has also appeared as a guest judge on Australia's Got Talent, hosted on a range of morning Television programs and appeared as an entertaining guest across all networks. On radio Todd co-hosted Sydney's MIX106.5 breakfast radio program with Sonia Kruger for two years and is a regular guest on the airwaves. In 2020, Todd played Lewis in the award winning feature film Unsound. On the small screen Todd has appeared in the acclaimed ABC series Significant Others; an engrossing, intelligently crafted six-part series about a missing persons case. On a personal level, Todd had the delight of becoming a father in 2007 and his daughter Charlotte is the light of his life. He is a student of Auslan sign language and has worked within the deaf community all around Australia. Todd is also a keen supporter of The Grace Centre For Newborn Intensive Care at the Children's Hospital at Westmead and the Cerebral Palsy Alliance. Over the past year, Todd has starred as Wilbur Turnblad in Hairspray the Musical and Sebastian in Cinderella. In 2023 he commences a tour of his one-man show - Todd McKenney sings Peter Allen and lots more! A perfect way to celebrate 40 years on the boards! For dates and details go to www.toddmckenney.com.au 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
One of Australia's most versatile performing artists, Todd McKenney is an award winning and critically acclaimed performer on stage and screen. As an actor and the leading man of song and dance in musical theatre productions, he has entertained Australians for 40 years, from the main stage to intimate venues. It's not surprising that Todd McKenney is a household name. National exposure came with his delicious portrayal of the acerbic adjudicator on Dancing with the Stars - a television juggernaut that has completed multiple seasons. Todd's stage credit roll and career highlights include his most notable role of Peter Allen in the Australian hit production The Boy From Oz, in which he performed over 1000 shows nationally and became one of the longest running and most successful musical productions in Australian history. Todd's first professional musical role was in 1983 in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song and Dance. His career followed with lead and headline roles in Cats, 42nd Street, West Side Story, Crazy For You, Born Yesterday, Camelot, Pirates of Penzance, Cabaret, Strictly Ballroom, La Cage aux Folles, Singin' In the Rain, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Orpheus In the Underworld for Opera Australia, Annie the Musical, Grease, Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks and Anything Goes. In 2018 he stepped into the stilettos and successfully took on the role of Frank N' Furter in The Rocky Horror Show in Melbourne. In 2019 Todd stepped out on stage as Australia's Greatest Showman in the title role of Barnum, and most recently played Lord Farquaad in the hit musical Shrek and Lord Chancellor Sebastian in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. As a dancer, his journey started at the age of three at his mother's dancing school in Perth, training in jazz, tap, acrobatics and ballroom dancing. He represented Australia in ballroom and Latin American dancing, winning many international dance titles. Amongst his Australian awards for performance in musical theatre he has two Mo Awards, the Variety Club Heart Award, the Glug Award, the Green Room Award, two Australian Dance Awards and a Helpmann Award. On the small screen Todd has starred in the hit show Winners and Losers on the 7 Network. He has also appeared as a guest judge on Australia's Got Talent, hosted on a range of morning Television programs and appeared as an entertaining guest across all networks. On radio Todd co-hosted Sydney's MIX106.5 breakfast radio program with Sonia Kruger for two years and is a regular guest on the airwaves. In 2020, Todd played Lewis in the award winning feature film Unsound. On the small screen Todd has appeared in the acclaimed ABC series Significant Others; an engrossing, intelligently crafted six-part series about a missing persons case. On a personal level, Todd had the delight of becoming a father in 2007 and his daughter Charlotte is the light of his life. He is a student of Auslan sign language and has worked within the deaf community all around Australia. Todd is also a keen supporter of The Grace Centre For Newborn Intensive Care at the Children's Hospital at Westmead and the Cerebral Palsy Alliance. Over the past year, Todd has starred as Wilbur Turnblad in Hairspray the Musical and Sebastian in Cinderella. In 2023 he commences a tour of his one-man show - Todd McKenney sings Peter Allen and lots more! A perfect way to celebrate 40 years on the boards! For dates and details go to www.toddmckenney.com.au 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
The STAGES podcast is Back - Season 6 commences on Wednesday April 5th. You're invited to join me and a most sensational set of guests as we embark on a new season of the podcast, that converses with creatives about craft and career. We hope you've enjoyed the STAGES World Pride mini-series playing in recent weeks - a retrospective of the magnificent drag performers and personalities who have been featured on the STAGES podcast over the past 5 years. And the overview episode of the construction of a play - CAMP! It's been a good break - but we've not been idle - STAGES has been tete a tete with a tittering of terrific guests already. They will reveal even more of why the podcast has garnered such loyal listenership. Why we love it. Why we crave the anecdote and wisdom imparted by each of our guests, every week. In the first episodes of this series, prepare to hear from a stellar line-up of guests … a pod-cast of characters! Standby for conversations with …. Peter Whitford, David Williamson, Todd McKenney, Valerie Bader, Jeremy James, Kaye Tuckerman, Brian Castles-Onion, Angela Ayers, Stella Ginsberg and Rod Clarke, Michael Misita, and Richard Bonynge. And that's just for a start! We've many conversations lined up with an array of artists from all disciplines - on stage and behind the scenes. A front row seat to the artists and creatives who have enriched our lives in so many ways. The STAGES podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify and wherever you access your favourite podcasts. I'm excited! I look forward to your company on Wednesday April 5th when we commence season 6 with episode 376!
It's World Pride 2023 and the queer globe is converging on Sydney Australia to celebrate diversity, inclusion, community and fabulousness! To mark this momentous event the STAGES podcast is saluting the cast of captivating drag divas and personalities who have been featured on the podcast during the past 5 seasons. They are artists who have appeared on national and global stages; thrilling audiences, making a difference, healing community and expressing unique and wondrous talents. We spotlight these episodes so you can savour a second listen - or so you can sample the delights of these entertainers for the very first time. A Diva a day for each day of World Pride! For 30 years Aaron Farley and his drag persona Minnie Cooper have been entertaining audiences from Oxford street to Oxford circus. A happy accident in 2003 saw Farley embrace the art of drag and a new diva was born. Minnie Cooper is an enamoured part of the Australian drag industry and a recipient of more Drag Industry Variety Awards (DIVAs) than just about anyone. Minnie has been awarded Entertainer of the Year on a record number of four occasions. This new dimension in Farley's career followed an established position in many commercial musical productions throughout Australia including The Witches of Eastwick, Showboat, Crazy For You, Chicago and Singin' in The Rain. Successful turns as a choreographer and director have also allowed Farley to flex his creative muscle, teaching a new legion of performers and constructing engaging artistry for audiences. Minnie Cooper was abandoned as a baby and left in the doorway of Arq Nightclub. Thankfully, she was adopted and raised by drag queens who taught her everything about miming, glitter lipstick, platform heels and everything in between. She is the Queen of Oxford St, producing award-winning shows and driving Sydney's party goers wild with excitement. She has produced and choreographed many large-scale spectacles at events such as Mardi Gras ,Sleaze Ball and Flash Mobs . Minnie has worked with stars including Jimmy Barnes, Cyndi Lauper, Kylie Minogue, Tina Arena, Dannii Minogue, Kate Miller-Heidke, Adam Lambert ,Deborah Cox, David Atkins, Todd McKenney, Rhonda Burchmore and Australia's most famous drag performer, Carlotta. She has won more DIVA awards than just about anyone, including Entertainer of the Year 4 times, Sydney's Favourite Drag Queen and Choreographer of the Year just to name a few.In 2016 Minnie was semi finalist on' Australia's Got Talent' combining her drag and musical theatre talents. She appeared in season 4 of Jack Whitehall:Travels with My Father on Netflix. Minnie Cooper most recently appeared in RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under Season 2. And this is why they call her the “Super Duper Minnie Cooper!” Minnie Cooper performs her show, ‘From Chorus Boy to Leading Lady' at Claire's Kitchen at Le Salon on Sunday February 19th. Bookings at wwwclaireskitchen.com.au The STAGES podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify and from where you find your favourite podcasts. Tune in daily for a history of drag in Sydney. Tell your friends, share the podcast, relish the stories and embrace your own sense of Pride.
Ben catches up with the Hairspray cast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Our good friend Shane Jacobson joins Jonesy & Amanda ahead of Hairspray's return to Sydney!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
OK, I admit it – we've been in holiday mode. Could we have cobbled together a podcast on Sunday morning after New Year's Eve (or Hogmanay, as we call it in “ma hoose”)? Maybe. Would it have been uplifting, entertaining and enlightening? Maybe not so much. However, we will be back, renewed and recharged next week when we will have plenty to talk about, starting with the 15-month battle it took for a couple to get the Tribunal (NCAT) just to follow the law on tobacco smoke drift. And we'll get into the ongoing debate about whether or not owners should be allowed to attend strata committee meetings. It's a right enshrined in law in NSW (although you have to get permission to speak). It's also your right in Queensand (although you have to let the secretary know in advance that you're planning to attend). But it's an invitation-only privilege in Victoria. Why would strata committees want to have their meetings in secret … sorry … private? We'll pick the bones out of that next week. Meanwhile I notice that, during our break, a lot of readers have been catching up on episodes they may have missed. Just click on the "Our Podcasts" link at the top of the page and it will take you straight there. And, in that spirit, here's another chance to listen to our podcom Hyperbole Towers, a comedy specially written and performed via Zoom during covid, including a guest appearance by our good friend Todd McKenney. It features a controlling and conniving building manager, a put-upon committee chair, a rebellious strata committee and a mysterious noise emanating from one apartment. What could possibly go wrong? Enjoy and we'll be back with a full pod of chat next week.
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Tyran Parke is a Director-Actor-Teacher whose work has garnered much admiration and triumph. As an actor, he has played roles professionally in musicals, contemporary plays, television and Shakespeare. As a teacher, he has worked for the National Institute of Performing Arts, (NIDA), The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) and the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) but it is at The Australian Institute of Music (AIM) where he is currently course co-ordinator for the Melbourne campus. Professional Directing credits include the musicals; Rent, Jekyll and Hyde, Lovebites, Cheek to Cheek, King of the World, the plays; Great Expectations, Pool(no water), Thom Pain, Barnum, The Laramie Project, The Opera, The Fairy Queen and many concerts. He has worked at the Hayes Theatre several times both as both an actor and a director when he was the helm of The Goodbye Girl and Anyone Can Whistle for Neglected Musicals, Rob Mills is Surprisingly Good (and national tour) and Stalker- the musical. He has also directed the critically acclaimed ‘Big Fish' in Sydney and ‘Ordinary Days' at Chapel Off Chapel. And productions of Barnum starring Todd McKenney and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest with Lachy Hulme. Tyran has a built a strong reputation for interpreting the work of Stephen Sondheim. These productions include, ‘Assassins', the all-star concert of ‘Follies', and ‘Into the Woods'. He directed the new Australian musical, ‘Crossroads' to great acclaim in Melbourne, the national tours of “From Broadway to La Scala' with Lisa McCune, Teddy Tahu Rhodes, David Hobson and Greta Bradman, and ‘Tapestry' starring Debra Byrne and Vika Bull. In 2023, Tyran directs Jonathan Larsen's tick, tick … BOOM! for seasons in Melbourne and Brisbane. 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. Recipient of Best New Podcast at 2019 Australian Podcast Awards. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages). www.stagespodcast.com.au
Todd McKenney is an award winning and critically acclaimed performer on stage and screen. As an actor and leading man of song and dance, he has been lighting up stages and entertaining Australians for over 30 years. Join Jess as she digs deep to discover who the real Todd is, and hear his surprising revelation about fame, and the deep suffering he came to know as ‘success trauma'. In his role as a TV judge Todd can be harsh and critical, so you might be surprised to learn that behind that personna is a sensitive, shy, and sometimes introverted man. Catch Todd in Hairspray the Musical here here and follow him on Instagram For more big conversations like this follow The Jess Rowe Big Talk Show podcast so you never miss an episode. The Jess Rowe Big Talk Show acknowledges the Gadigal people, Traditional Custodians of the land on which we recorded this podcast, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples here today. Show Credits:Host: Jessica RoweExecutive Producer: Nic McClureAudio Producer: Nicola SitchDigital Content Producer: Amy Code See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This is where 2007 ends…. and we go out strong!Amanda became the Sydney Roosters team consultant and also admits to ‘having a thing' with Doc Neeson. Kochie made Todd McKenney's mum cry AND what do the two of us when we are bored in meetings? We think a lot of people will be able to relate!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This is where 2007 ends…. and we go out strong! Amanda became the Sydney Roosters team consultant and also admits to ‘having a thing' with Doc Neeson. Kochie made Todd McKenney's mum cry AND what do the two of us when we are bored in meetings? We think a lot of people will be able to relate! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tayla Harris drops a doco; Todd McKenney meets the Queen; Chris Goulding and Chrissie face off with some baller chat; you call with your terrible jokes; Sam tries to do 7 segments in 6 minutes, and we wonder how big you want your dinner to be! A Nova Podcast Podcast Produced & Edited By Andy Zito Executive Producer: Jack Charles Senior Producer: Brodie Pummeroy Senior Digital Producer: Andy Zito Additional Audio Production: Emlyn Lucas See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The delightful Todd McKenney joined Jonesy & Amanda to chat about the new season of Dancing With The Stars: All Stars.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The delightful Todd McKenney joined Jonesy & Amanda to chat about the new season of Dancing With The Stars: All Stars.
He is a man who has entertained Australia for over 30 years. He's danced on film in Strictly Ballroom, stepped into stilettos for the Rocky Horror Picture Show, donned top hat and whip for a tightrope-walking PT Barnum, and everything in between – including West Side Story, Singing in the Rain, The Pirates Penzance, Cabaret, and Anything Goes. But perhaps his most well-known performance has been to bring entertainer Peter Allen back to life in the original Australian production of The Boy from Oz. In this wide-ranging conversation, Todd speaks with Simon Moore about these varied roles, plus his start in show business, being a judge on Dancing with the Stars, as well as some of the parts he's enjoyed a bit less than others.
Are you stuck at home because state borders aren't as open as they want us to think, or you can't go anywhere until your covid test results come out? Maybe you're self-isolating because someone in your family went to a herd immunity superspreader party. Or you just don't feel like running a gaunlet of unmasked festive huggers. Perhaps you're stuck in a traffic jam on your way to somewhere ... anywhere ... nice. Or you're in queue for a covid test that doesn't seem to be getting any shorter. Here at Flat Chat we're taking a bit of a break too, certainly as far as this week's podcast is concerned, but we didn't want to leave you with nothing to listen to. So we've dug our PodCom, Hyperbole Towers, out of the archives to put a smile on your face (and so we can again thank Todd McKenney for his uncredited contribution to the audio comedy that we first podcast more than a year ago). Back then, the idea that a fractious strata committee might have to meet online was hilarious. Now it seems a bit less amusing. But the need to stay at home did give us the opportunity (and City of Sydney funding) to pay a bunch of talented actors to bring our little comedy to life. So what's going on in Hyperbole Towers (apart from the committee not being able to meet in person)? Well, there's a plan to open a massage parlour in the block, and a mysterious and irritating tapping noise coming from one apartment. And what exactly is Building Manager Alfie up to? Listen and enjoy.
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Adelaide Drummer/Percussionist PAUL BUTLER joins me in The Engine Room this week to discuss his musical journey which began at an early age due to being born into a musical family. Paul's parents had been performing for many years and through their involvement in the industry, it was a given that he too would follow this path. As a child, Paul was fascinated with drums, and he first began to play them when Steve Staben offered to teach him. He was 10 years old when he first began playing at church services, and in year 6 he began taking drum lessons with Don Crook, his teacher at Sunrise Primary School and Temple Christian College, through to year 11. Paul joined his first band (away from the church) 'Spank n Funk' when he was in high school, he also began teaching after having done work experience with Don. In year 12 he began to study percussion with acclaimed teacher Jim Bailey, helping him to prepare for auditioning for The Adelaide Elder Conservatorium of Music. Jim Bailey was the Head of Percussion at the Elder Conservatorium, where Paul successfully gained the David Galliver Memorial scholarship and won a number of prizes at national percussion eisteddfods. Paul was percussion section leader of The Elder Conservatorium Wind Ensemble, and member of The Symphony Orchestra and Percussion Ensemble. Paul completed his study achieving his Bachelor of Music and Honors in Percussion Performance. Jim mentioned that the Band of the South Australia Police were looking for someone for an upcoming event and asked Paul if he would be interested which of course he was. Paul enjoying playing with them and when he heard that they had an opening he successfully auditioned. Paul worked with the band for 7 years and during this time he gave workshops to schools, performed at numerous state events and official government ceremonies in a variety of groups, Parade Band, Wind Orchestra, Dixie Band, Big Band, Rock Patrol, School Beat Band and Percussion Ensemble. Highlights include the Sensational Adelaide Police Tattoo 2006, the Commonwealth Bank Police Tattoo 2008, Musikschau der Nationen 2008 in Bremen, Germany, and the Basel Tattoo 2010 in Switzerland. Paul has also played the corporate and club scene of Adelaide; he was resident percussionist at Savvy Bar and Vodka Bar. He has also performed with: The Baker Boys, The Revue, Bloky's Boys, The Attack, Wasabi, The Shizzle, Triple Score, Astronaut 7 Mammoth Logic, Squeaker, Porkie Pies, Matt Winter Band, and The Rules. As a freelance artist he has worked with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Adelaide Arts Orchestra and played numerous shows throughout the Adelaide Fringe Festival, WOMADelaide, Cabaret Festival, and Feast Festival, alongside such names as Jon English, Todd McKenney, Cameron Daddo, and Julie Anthony. Paul's introduction to 'Cirque du Soleil' was through Ben Todd who had been performing with the company and suggested he audition. Paul auditioned but wasn't successful, a few months later he was invited to audition again, this time he was, so he gave the military band his notice, packed up and went overseas to join his first Cirque show 'Corteo'. Paul was with that show for 5 years touring through Europe, South America, Central America, and Mexico. He then auditioned for KOOZA, and was on that show for 3 years touring Australia, Asia, Singapore, China, Korea, and Europe. Paul joined KURIOS after another audition and was excited to be touring with this show as they were bringing the show to his hometown Adelaide in 2020. They performed in Sydney and Brisbane before remaining dates were postponed due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Paul will be re-joining Cirque overseas early in the new year. Music intro "Band It About" written & recorded by Catherine Lambert & Michael Bryant, outro Paul Butler's final 'KOOZA' drum solo. BAND IT ABOUT Links: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message
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You know him as the crabby judge from Dancing With The Stars, you know him as The Boy From Oz, you know him from Strictly Ballroom, Pricilla Queen of the Desert the musical and to be quite honest I don't really have time to reel off the rest of his accolades here... Todd McKenney has done a notable thing or two. I often get a little self-conscious before an episode when my guest is well-known... However, it took about 2.5 seconds before I felt like I was hanging out with an old high-school bestie when Todd McKenney dropped in for a banter. We talk about life on stage, covered in glitter and spotlights. We talk about connecting with thousands vs connecting with one. We talk about our neighbourhood 'poo police' and how absolutely divine Greyhounds and Whippets are. This is undoubtedly one of the most fun podcasts I've recorded so buckle up and get ready for a laugh. Enjoy! EPISODE SPONSOR | EMILY WALLACE BUYERS ADVOCATES Website: https://emilywallace.com.au TODD MCKENNEY Website: https://toddmckenney.com.au TIFFANEE COOK Linktree: https://linktr.ee/rollwiththepunches Website: www.rollwiththepunches.com.au LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tiffaneecook/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/rollwiththepunchespodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/rollwiththepunches_podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/tiffaneeandco --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roll-withthepunches/message
What am I going to talk to the grumpy judge from Dancing with the Stars about? I wondered. The bloke who wrote and starred in The Boy from Oz? I wondered. The bloke who starred in 42nd Street, The Pirates of Penzance, Camelot, La Cage aux Folles, Singin' in the Rain, Priscilla Queen of the Desert (the musical) and Baz Luhrmann's film, Strictly Ballroom? Well, the answer is.. plenty. We spoke a lot and laughed a lot. He's funny, real and loves dogs (big tick). Of course, he's a talented, successful and well-known performer but more than that, Todd McKenney is a genuinely interesting bloke who's done a sh*t-load, is a brilliant story-teller (no surprise), is great to chat with and I absolutely loved meeting him. Enjoy.
OK, it's not in the same category as someone getting a couple of million clicks on a Tik Tok movie of them trying on a new pair of trainers, but Hyperbole Towers, the Flat Chat venture into “PodCom” quietly clicked over 1000 listens at the weekend. Hyperbole Towers is the pilot episode of what would once have been called a radio sitcom, set in an apartment block where a long-suffering chairperson struggles to manage a dysfunctional strata committee. Written by yours truly (drawing on many years of scripting for TV) and voice-directed by Warren Coleman, who was co-director on the Happy Feet movies, performed by a number of top voice-over actors and, with a special cameo from Todd McKenney, it's actually quite a slick production. The set-up is that the chair, Charlie, is aided and abetted – and often undermined – by a calculating and conniving caretaker cum building manager called Alfie. He occupies a permanently locked office from where he seems to be able to monitor everything that's happing in the building, via an impressive array of CCTV cameras. The other characters include: Amber a “massage therapist” who says it as she sees it … and she sees a lotSteve, the committee treasurer who regards everything in terms of money.Brooke the hopeless committee secretary who ducks criticism by telling callers that their line is breaking up.Retired class warrior Joe, who is still fighting the revolution in his mindDo-gooder Wendy who thinks her charitable works entitle her to interfere in everyone else's businessDamien a manic day trader for whom the committee is his only social contact. In this episode the set-up is that Brooke has accidentally created a by-law that says the committee MUST meet on Zoom, rather than can do so. The café in the commercial area of the block is closing and a massage parlour has applied to take it over. And there are complaints about a constant tapping noise from one flat which leads to speculation that it's occupied by drug dealers. Oh, and there's an attempted coup when Charlie can't get her Zoom to work. What happens next? Have a listen just by clicking on the “play” button below and it will come pouring out of your computer speakers or into your earbuds if you are reading this on your phone. And, if you enjoy it, pass it on to a friend in strata who may recognise some of the characters here. Just click on the social media links at the foot of this story. LISTEN HERE This podcom was made with the generous support of City of Sydney Council.
Todd McKenney has been a face and star for Australia Theatre for decades. From The Boy from Oz, Cabaret, Anything Goes just to name a few, Todd has had a career that's seen his talent blossom. Todd just been announced as the role of Sebastian in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. He joins John Stanley to go for a walk through memory lane and also how much this new production will mean for the entertainment industry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
At just 12-years-old, Noah performed alongside Todd McKenney in Songs and Stories of Peter Allen at the State Theatre in the role of Young Peter. He has since appeared in more than 15 musical productions. Theatre credits include the role of Munkustrap in CATS with Packemin Productions, Gavroche in Les Misérables with A.C.T San Diego and Evan Goldman in 13 the Musical with Birdie Productions. He has had the opportunity to perform around the world and in Australia, and most recently a lead singer at Luna Park Sydney. Noah has danced at A-live Performing Arts Centre for the past five years where he was invited to perform in an all-male dance show Machismo as a NXTGEN member. West Side Story marked Noah's professional theatrical debut.
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Todd McKenney is a great, long-time supporter of JOY. He talks with David and Sue about memories, Dancing with the Stars, and his show Todd McKenney Sings Peter Allen at Palms on... LEARN MORE The post FNL INTERVIEW – Todd McKenney appeared first on David and Sue.
Greyhounds to most are speedsters in the form of a dog, built for racing, but at their core greyhounds are dogs of love and ones that love to be lazy. The great people at the Greyhound Adoption Program NSW hosted a national adoption day event where they helped rehome tens of greyhounds to new homes. One of their longtime ambassadors Todd McKenney joins John Stanley to share why greyhounds are the perfect companions for young and old dogs lovers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Todd McKenney returns to Dancing with the Stars and speaks to TV Blackbox about the two week event, the nostalgia and dating Sonia Kruger.getting the gang back togetherthe banter between himself and Soniathe story behind Sonia Kruger being his first girlfriendthe professional dancershis lower scores compared to the other judgeswhether he believes Schapelle Corby is a worthy participantgoing up against Married at First Sightthe All New MontyMates on a Mission Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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OK, stop, relax, breathe. We’re not taking a break these holidays so much as easing our collective foot off the gas We thought that, rather than drag someone out of their post-Christmas coma to be interviewed on the Flat Chat Wrap podcast, we’d give you a chance to reprise some of our most listened-to episodes of the past year, some of which you might have missed or want to hear again. In fact there are two “normal” episodes that stand out as our most downloaded. Episode 91 – Crackdown on Dud Developers and Episode 87 – Comedy, coffee and a new way of renting . In Ep 87, we first discussed build-to-rent apartments, had a chat with the owner of a café in an apartment block, and announced the completion of our Pod-Com “Hyperbole Towers” (which you can hear again by clicking on the link below). Pets, pets and pets In Episode 91, we spoke to Karen Stiles, Executive Officer of the Owners Corporation Network, about the impact Building Commissioner David Chandler is going to have on new apartment builds in NSW. Given this week’s news that another major developer has gone bust, he certainly has his work cut out. Apart from those podcasts, anything with “pets” in the title rated well, no doubt due at least in part to the shenanigans that saw NSW “no-pets” by-laws revoked, reprieved and then re-revoked. These included Episode 89, Episode 92, Episode 95 and Episode 96. But these podcasts and the rest aren’t not all only about pets – there’s plenty of other stuff going on in strata for us to get our teeth into in these and other episodes. Neglected For the record, our most neglected podcast – at least since we trebled our listeners by moving platforms from our previous hosts, the podcast equivalent of witness protection – was Podcast 68: Six months of Sundays, classic movies, perfect pods. Maybe it’s because when it went out in April, this episode didn’t have it’s full title attached. Or maybe it was the content – how to survive lockdowns with a smile. It may be interesting to listen back to hear how we thought we’d fare as the pandemic spread. Sue Williams and I (JimmyT) will be back next week with a full and fresh episode as we review the year in strata across Australia. By the way, I have changed the podcast archive link on our front page to Google Podcasts as Apple iTunes doesn't seem to offer more than 10 old episodes. Let me know if you have an issue with any of that. But, meanwhile, sit back and enjoy (again) Australia’s first podcom (podcast sitcom), Hyperbole Towers and listen to its benighted committee, forced to meet on Zoom with all the back-stabbing, power plays and nefarious goings on that you’d expect. And, once again, thanks to our special guest Todd McKenney for adding some stardust to the show. Listen Here And for those of you who don't yet pod - and it's as easy as clicking on play, above - here's the script in full. You're missing half the fun but enjoy anyway. Hyperbole Towers - The Script Scene 1: the cafe FADE IN: NARRATOR It's 12 minutes past six PM on a post-lockdown evening and Charlie Lee, chair of the Hyperbole Towers strata committee, is wondering where the rest of its members are. SFX: Mobile phone ringing ALFIE (In phone) Hullo. Building Manager Alfie here... I'm sorry I'm in the middle of a meeting. CHARLIE No, you're not. ALFIE (In phone) I most certainly am... oh... hello, Madame Chairperson... I am in the meeting. Where are you? CHARLIE I'm in the cafe. At the meeting. Where are you? And where is everybody else? ALFIE (In phone) We are meeting online, Madame Chair. As required. CHARLIE Required? ALFIE (In phone) Our new by-law. Remember we had to pass one so we could have meetings on Zoom or Skype? CHARLIE During the lockdown? How could I forget? Four hours of mindless arguments punctuated by three resignations,
We’ve scored a century! This week sees us post the 100th episode of the Flat Chat Wrap – and that's only counting properly produced and distributed episodes. We would have held a giant dance party to celebrate but, hey, what with Covid-19 and social distancing and all, we might limit it to a chocolate croissant with our morning coffee. Now, before we go any further with the self-congratulation, this week’s podcast, available here, is mostly about how you can turn an inaccessible old walk-up apartment block into a level-entry “gem”. And we hear from Karen Stiles of the Owners Corporation Network about plans for a new register of apartment blocks, including their main contact details. Hmmm. All you secret, anonymous, uncontactable chairs and secretaries take note. But getting back to our 100 episodes, it’s interesting to note how much the pod has changed. The major developments have been the addition of Sue Williams to the regular pod crew, and the inclusion of weekly guests. Their topics have ranged from interior design to exterior paint jobs, and bathroom renovations to building defects. We have one coming up next week on pets that animal lovers and haters alike won’t want to miss. The pod has gradually grown longer, musical “stings” have been added and the audience has expanded too. This website says that if your podcast episodes get more than 123 listens in the first month of release, you are in the top 50 percent of world podcasts – something we achieve easily. But we could always use more listeners, so please tell your friends. And we’ve made mistakes along the way. Just last week we talked about build-to-rent apartments for the second week in a row, and watched podders drift off in alarming numbers. Message received, loud and clear. And then there was the time I was riding my bike in Centennial Park, listening to the pod just to check it was all OK, and realised I hadn’t deleted some of the re-records and extra bits from the end. The upside is I did one of my fastest circuits ever as I raced back home to recut and re-post the offending episode. Somewhere in the midst of all this we produced a podcom – a podcast sitcom – called Hyperbole Towers which, as of today has been downloaded 679 times. Big thanks to City of Sydney for providing most of the money for that venture, and to our friend Todd McKenney for playing the uncredited Ted McKonney, just for the fun of it. If you missed it, the online player is at the end of this article Among other changes, we recently started providing a transcript. Those readers who don’t listen to podcasts seem to appreciate it (which is just as well because it can be a nightmare to produce). In case you were wondering, the podcast is recorded in our back bedroom (aka my office) every Sunday afternoon, when outside traffic noise is down, using a Blue Yeti microphone, Audacity free audio editing software, Zoom online calls for interviews, a folding table with a yoga mat on it to cut down the echo, and an online transcription service called Otter.ai, supplemented by the skills of a freelance editor, for the text version. When you put it all together, it’s quite an operation, but it’s OK once you get into a rhythm and we enjoy it. Hope you do too. Here’s to the next 100. And here, in case you missed it, is the pilot episode of Hyperbole Towers.
The All New Monty premiers Sunday Night on Prime7. Todd McKenney talks about the Hilarious show but with an important message of checking in on your Health. Sunday Night we meet the Guys! All New Monty Sunday 7PM on Prime7. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
What's Tod McKenney watching on repeat? It's a medieval drama and history lesson rolled into one.
What's Tod McKenney watching on repeat? It's a medieval drama and history lesson rolled into one.
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It’s here! The long-awaited podcom (podcast sitcom) set in a dysfunctional apartment block’s strata committee is live and ready for your ears. The premise of this audio comedy, Hyperbole Towers, is as simple as it’s believable. The strata scheme has, thanks to a stuff-up by the secretary, accidentally changed its by-laws so that they MUST hold their meetings on Zoom (rather than CAN do so). Add in characters who work from home in their underwear, use “you’re breaking up” as their fall-back get-out-of-jail card and get involved in the usual committee power struggles, and you have a potent recipe for some serious fun. The Cast and crew (minus one) rehearse Hyperbole Towers The Hyperbole Towers characters are: Charlie, the long-suffering chairwomanAlfie the manipulative and scheming building managerBrooke the hopeless secretarySteve, the committee treasurer who sees everything in terms of moneyWendy a do-gooder who is also a nasty gossip and a racist Joe a class warrior retiree for whom nothing is Left-wing enough (until it affects his hip pocket)Damien a manic day trader for whom the committee is his only social contactAmber a "massage therapist" who says it as she sees it There is also a cameo guest appearance by star of stage and screen Todd McKenney, adding some pizzazz to the proceedings. The Story The Hyperbole Towers committee is in online crisis meetings to discuss the potential conversion of their former meeting room turned commercial space into a day spa … or is it a massage parlour? Meanwhile, constant thumping sounds, morning noon and night, are driving everyone mad, especially since building manager Alfie seems very reluctant to do anything about it. This is a classic radio sitcom with some very modern themes. But it’s a work of fiction and any similarity to anyone living or deceased is purely coincidental, and the nature of apartment living. In other words, if you think you recognise yourself or your neighbours, you don’t. And if you enjoyed it, please, please, please share it with your friends and fellow strata dwellers and professionals through this link, and encourage them to do the same. If we can find an audience, there will be more, we promise. Credits Hyperbole Towers featured Tsu Shan Chambers, Valentino Arico, Amelia Conway, Eveline Schubert, Michelle Rouady, Robin Queree, Matias Klaver and David MacPhail. It was narrated and directed by Warren Coleman. The podcom was written and produced by Jimmy Thomson and Warren Coleman. Audio editing and effects were by Sydney Sound Brewery under the watchful ear of John Hresc. Phoebe Armstrong was production assistant. “Hyperbole Towers” is a Flat Chat Production, copyright (2020) Words Worth Pty Ltd. "Hyperbole Towers" could not have been made without the generousfinancial assistance of City of Sydney Council. Listen Here
This week we get tangled up in the wiring as we examine the effect of Zoom meetings and electronic voting on the democratic processes of strata committees ... and the House of Lords. The chat was sparked by this forum post which alleges all sorts of skullduggery – okay, maybe not skullduggery but it suggests that a Zoom-based AGM was used to push through an excessively expensive window replacement contract. And it seems like some people may be taking advantage of the pandemic to sneak things past people who aren’t tech savvy and/or who have other things on their minds ... like how to avoid the virus and feed their families, maybe? By the way, in the pod cast, I say the meeting was an ordinary general meeting – in fact, it was a Zoom AGM. Danger, danger! Brush with a painter I was going to make a joke about painting over the cracks but that would do our guest this week an injustice. Paul Williams, general manager of Dukes Paint, joined us online to talk about paint in all its glories. He answered questions about whether a new paint job really makes that much difference to the value of the apartments inside the block and whether or not paint was an important part of the maintenance, regardless of the aesthetics. Did he ever discover paint had been used to cover up potentially serious defects (like concrete cancer, for instance) and what was the conversation like when he said "I've discovered problems, prepping the paint job, but I can fix them"? Are there different kinds of paints for different circumstances? How has paint technology changed in the last 10 years or so? How often should the owners in a high-rise paint the exterior? What happens if they leave it too long? On a lighter note, we asked if there are new trends in colour schemes and whether he had ever advised a strata block against using a colour they’d asked for? We asked what the oddest request he’d had when painting a building and what was the one piece of advice he'd give apartment owners when it comes to painting their building. All in all, it’s a painting masterclass, and if you are even just thinking your block might need a freshen-up, you should listen in. By the way, at the end of that segment, there’s a snatch of music from the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, playing “My Pink Half of the Drainpipe,” a situation Paul has encountered more than once when two adjoining homes can’t agree on a colour scheme. Following that, we answer a question about how you should present your case at a Tribunal (based on this Forum post). Keep personalities out of it and stick to the facts is our advice. Join the pod And that got us thinking … if you want to be on the podcast, record a sound file (on your phone?) of you asking a question and we’ll play the clip and try to answer it in the podcast. Send your sound files to mail@flat-chat.com.au and we’ll give them a listen. Just give us a name – maybe not your real one – and the state where you live, and we’ll do our best to answer your question or offer a solution to your problem. While, we’re at it, if there are any strata issues you’d like us to discuss (rather than direct questions – that’s what the Forum is for), send us a note to the same address and we’ll see what we can do. Todd's masks Moving on, our “Hey Marthas” this week are about Todd McKenney’s project Todd Masks, getting theatrical costumiers and dressmakers to make covid masks and sell them online (all the money goes directly to them). And Jimmy Zooms in on a clip from the end of this week’s Insiders on the ABC that shows high office doesn’t render you immune from technical incompetence. https://www.facebook.com/InsidersABC/videos/741300493356643 Listen here If you haven’t already done so you can subscribe to this podcast, completely free, on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or your favourite podcatcher. If the link doesn’t take you straight there,
If you are up to your eyes in paint, tiles and taps – or even better, just looking through the brochures as you prepare the domestic make-over you can’t put off any longer – you could do worse than listen to this week’s podcast. We’ve Zoomed in on interior designer Stephanie Bungard to discover the easiest and most effective way to make your apartment look fresh and inviting. For instance, do you know what colours are popular these days because they are calming? And if you’re looking to freshen up the place for rent or sale – or just to make it a nicer space to live in – how you can supplement the paint job with new tapware in the kitchen and bathroom. Design questions In an enlightening and entertaining chat, Steff answers such questions as: What are the latest trends in apartment interior design?What’s the easiest way to make a small space look bigger?In a renovation, where should you spend more – kitchen or bathroom?Feature walls – in or out?Sliding doors on wardrobes are great space savers – but what if you don’t want giant mirrors in your bedroom?What are the biggest and/or most common mistakes apartment owners make regarding interiors?What are the trendy new colours for apartments?What are good alternatives to tiles in bathrooms (all that grout!)?Timber, tile or carpet on floors? Any tips for investors who will be renting out or selling their flats? Todd waltzes in Before that, Sue and Jimmy talk about the case that came to light when Todd McKenney contacted us to say he wanted to help a pensioner who’s in danger of losing his dog. As this story explains, 81-year-old Colin Marshall firmly believed he was entitled to take his pet greyhound into his new home in an apartment block, only for the owners corporation to change its by-laws after he had moved in. Is that a rule made retrospectively? And if it is, does it hold water? Is there any difference between that and, say, a new rule banning barbecues on balconies when someone has bought one under the old by-laws? Obviously, the answer to the latter is “yes” as a pet is a member of the family as Bu is, in this case. As Todd is the Ambassador of the Greyhoud Adoption program, he’s “waltzed in” to offer support and advice. Rents up and down Then we get into the ups and downs of the rental market which has some revealing twists and turns in terms of where rents have actually gone up while most others have gone down The cover of Mary Trump's book from Politico online magazine And Sue’s “Hey Martha” looks at the new book by Donald Trump’s niece. With a Ph.D. in psychology, Mary Trump is far from your average disgruntled family member. The book’s subtitle, “How my family created the world’s most dangerous man,” gives you a hint of its general thrust. You can read more about it in this Politico feature. Listen here If you haven’t already done so you can subscribe to this podcast, completely free, on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or your favourite podcatcher. If the link doesn’t take you straight there, just search for Flat Chat Wrap, click on subscribe, and you’ll get this podcast every week without even trying. And please give us a rating or review … it all helps to keep us going.
There have been many, many people who have gifted the world wonderful music. Some of these people have been immortalised in a musical. Paul speaks with Emilie Lawson, who is playing Carole King in Miranda Musical Society’s Beautiful – The Carole King Musical, about the Top 5 Musicals Based on Real People. Emilie’s Top 5 Jersey Boys Beautiful Evita The Boy From Oz Funny Girl Paul’s Top 5 Barnum The Boy From Oz Beautiful Catch Me If You Can Mack & Mabel FANTASTIX BITS IN THE INTERVIEW The great roles Emilie had in High School Which community group blew Emilie’s socks off? Quadruple threat alert! Caveat for this countdown, both countdowns include shows Emilie and Paul have seen. How Babs performance makes us forget Fanny Brice When you think of Boy from Oz do you think of Peter Allen, Hugh Jackman, Todd McKenney or maybe even Gavin Leahy? Emilie’s personal family history influences one of her choices…..is it Tenterfield, The Bronx, Argentina or New Jersey? Allllll those Carole King songs you just didn’t realise were even Carole King songs! Which show ranks at No 1 in another countdown? Differences between biopics and jukebox musicals. Which number 1 is becoming available to amateur groups soon? Would you call PT Barnum a quadruple (sing, dance, act, circus skills) or quintuple threat (sing, dance, act, circus and businessman skills)? Emilie and Paul make a bunch of assumptions about a predetermined reaction to seeing Hamilton!! Whose life do you think would make a great musical. Elton John? Judy Garland? Freddie Mercury? Michael Hutchins? SHOW NOTES For tickets Beautiful The Carole King Story with Miranda Musical Society: http://www.mirandamusicalsociety.com.au/ Love Fantastix? Support the show! Join the conversation in our Fantastix Cast & Crew Community Group on Facebook Follow our Facebook Page Leave a rating or review in iTunes Keep listening: Subscribe via iTunes Subscribe via Spotify Subscribe via Stitcher
Stream podcast episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly).Theatre First Episode 266Shrek The Musical (Her Majesty’s Theatre, Melbourne Australia) The Broadway smash hit SHREK THE MUSICAL is now playing in Melbourne.This lavish multi-million dollar musical, starring Ben Mingay as Shrek, Lucy Durack as Princess Fiona, Todd McKenney as Lord Farquaad and a special guest appearance by Marcia Hines as The Dragon is now playing at Her Majesty’s Theatre followed by a limited season in Brisbane.SHREK THE MUSICAL, based on the Oscar®-winning DreamWorks film, brings the hilarious story of everyone’s favourite ogre to life on the stage.Featuring a terrific score of 19 songs, big laughs, great dancing, and breathtaking scenery, it’s no wonder The New York Times called it ‘True Happiness’ and The Daily Mirror said it’s ‘the most fun you’ll ever have’.SHREK THE MUSICAL, part romance, part twisted fairy tale and all irreverent fun for everyone! For more information visit https://shrekthemusical.com.au/ Theatre First RSS feed: https://rss.acast.com/theatre-first Subscribe, rate and review Theatre First at all good podcatcher apps, including Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Stitcher, Pocket Casts, CastBox.FM, Podbean, ACast etc.If you're enjoying Theatre First podcast, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you.#theatre #stage #reviews #melbourne #australia See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Todd McKenney is in the studio talking about Shrek the Musical, Tony Jones from Q&A drops by with a copy of his new book, and Amanda has a Kanye West update.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ash Williams Show is back for some LIVE show update and also discussing Vodafone, surprise gob jobs, wolf blowies, soundtrack comp, Internet stealing, royalties, mafia magpies, swooping, smiling, free cars, free massages, free beer, back, physios, Dominoes, Night Rider, over feeding fish, pets, unpaid cat sitter internship, Cat diabetes, Dirty Dancing, Nobody puts Baby in the corner, clean and jerk, Todd Mckenney. Follow on @AshWilliams1 & @AshWilliamsShow on social media. Grab tickets to live shows at ashwilliambs.com.au/shows Support our patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/AshWilliamsShow?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=creatorshare See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Todd McKenney calls in for a chat.The Tribal drum was beating for "oh what a shame the get rich edition"And Amanda has a story about a women who men pay for the opportunity to clean her house.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the weeks before its Melbourne premiere, co-hosts Nicola and Tom spoke to Tyran Parke (not pictured) about his role as the director of the upcoming play Barnum: the Circus Musical. Tyran also spoke about how the musical is different from other stories of Barnum, the challenges faced by the performers, and why Todd McKenney (actually pictured) is perfect in the lead role. Barnum: the Circus Musical is playing at Melbourne's Comedy Theatre from April 27th. For more information and tickets, head to barnumthemusical.com.au Segment originally aired Sunday, March 31st; produced by Tom Parry. Image courtesy of StoreyBoard Entertainment
Jennifer Aniston has landed a big magazine cover and all anyone wants to ask her is, "Why still no babies?". How do we change the narrative around child-free women? And, if you’re going out to dinner tonight, who’s picking up the bill? It’s a question that can cause something called reciprocity anxiety. Do you suffer from it? Plus, we have a Group Therapy from an Outlouder who was expected to share a hotel room with her male boss. The End Bits Hosts: Holly Wainwright, Rachel Corbett and Mia Freedman Producer: Elissa Ratliff Buy tickets for our live shows here. Reading / Doing / Listening Read more about the Jeniffer Aniston interview here. And how Todd Mckenney's revelations went down here. Mia wants you to watch Elder Millenial on Netflix. Holly wants you to watch the Fourth Estate on SBS on Demand. Rach wants you to listen to The Thread podcast. COME TALK TO US Join the Out Louders Facebook group here. GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Head to https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ to this and all our pods delivered straight to your inbox. Email the show at outloud@mamamia.com.au Download the Mamamia Podcast App here. Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network.
Segments Include:Magnificent Seven - Jalmanac: Eurythmics - Breaking News: Pubes are back - HeadJAM - Tales from Retail - JAMaction Line: The great tea debate.... Milk before water or water before milk? - We speak to Commando Steve about starring on Survivor vs Champions - Masterchef Winner Sashi calls in - Todd McKenney drops a bombshell - WSFM's $10,000 No Repeat Guarantee, Katie from Luddenham wins the cash! - Bring Tracey Jewel Home - Gets My GooliesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We were touched by the story of a young farming family that are really feeling the effects of the drought crisis so we thought we could lend a hand. Todd Mckenney's sister is now married to his ex boyfriend so we asked when it has stayed in the family, and another round of I just don't get it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It sounds like something out of a tabloid magazine, but it’s a real story between Todd McKenney & his sister…and we love See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Segments Include - • Magnificent Seven • Jalmanac - Tina Turner • HeadJAM • Fight for your Flashback - Stripper Songs • JAM-action Line - Children are being praised for getting C's... is a pass good enough? • Todd McKenney reveals of the eight celebs in The Real Full Monty, Jonesy's junk was the only one he saw! • The renovations are still going on in Amanda's house and it's driving her mad • Rebecca from Marrickville will have Diesel playing at her place for our next Backyard Jam • Gets My Goolies • Jimbos Jibba JabbaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The whole show is almost consumed by a stupid thing on the internet that’s taking over everything. We can’t get enough of it.We asked Shane Jacobson and Todd McKenney about that instead of Rocky Horror Show’s Melbourne season; we asked Tony Martin instead of letting him brilliantly sum up the ‘Markle debacle’, and; we nearly asked Taste Mag Food Director Michelle Southan, but the potato gem talk got too juicy. We also caught up with footy journalist legend Mike Sheehan and you called us with your tidbits!Listen up! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Bosom buddies Nancye Hayes and Todd McKenney perform for us, we go behind the scenes at Chunky Move for a sneak peak at Common Ground, Professor David Throsby discusses Australia's cultural policy, and we meet a group of people swing dancing for the love of it.
Deano lifts the curtain on his meetings with sales, Titus O'Reily gets a second look in for the week, Tony Martin's lifehacks inspire us, Sam reads his diary, Browny and Chrissie grill Todd McKenney about Dancing with the Stars! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week Kristen, Julie and Zane will chat with Miranda about which of life's truths can be gleaned from the classic Broadway fable 42nd Street!- FURTHER READING -http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0024034https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/42nd_Street_(musical)https://www.facebook.com/42ndstreetLDN/videos/1283718221719088/- CELEBRITY SHOUTOUTS -Leonie Page, Todd McKenney, Nancye Hayes, Toni Lamond, Sutton Foster, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Jack Chambers
In the second episode, the ICON of Australian Musical Theatre that is Todd McKenney joins Tom to chat about his incredible career in the industry, sweating through a year as a Cat, being a Candy Dealer in "Grease", and OF COURSE incredible true storues about Perter Allen.
In the second episode, the ICON of Australian Musical Theatre that is Todd McKenney joins Tom to chat about his incredible career in the industry, sweating through a year as a Cat, being a Candy Dealer in "Grease", and OF COURSE incredible true storues about Perter Allen.
Hosts Briana Phipps and Jacque Borowski discuss The Boy From Oz. The Boy from Oz is a jukebox musical based on the life of singer/songwriter Peter Allen while featuring songs written by him. The book is by Nick Enright. Premiering in Australia in 1998 starring Todd McKenney, the musical opened in a revised version on Broadway in 2003 with Hugh Jackman in the title role. Make sure to subscribe to Popcorn Talk! - http://youtube.com/popcorntalknetwork HELPFUL LINKS: Website - http://popcorntalk.com Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/thepopcorntalk Merch - http://shop.spreadshirt.com/PopcornTalk/ ABOUT POPCORN TALK: Popcorn Talk Network is the online broadcast network with programming dedicated exclusively to movie discussion, news, interviews and commentary. Popcorn Talk Network is comprised of the leading members and personalities of the film press and community including E!’s Maria Menounos, Scott “Movie
Segments Include -GooliesPeople attracted to robotsThe Typing Pool girls update Jonesy & Amanda on the KardashiansJonesys Big FactIsland holiday for cheating couplesCafe siege inquestRay Hadley bags Jonesy on 2GBWe speak to 'cat whisperer' Jackson Galaxy"When Have You Come A Gusta"We speak to Todd McKenney about his new showSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today on the show Benjamin chats to Australian musical legend and TV personality Todd McKenney. Todd talks about his inspiration and his whole career! Then I review the latest movie releases thanks to Palace Nova Cinemas and the latest Roadshow DVD releases! Follow the show: www.facebook.com/preachrspodcast www.twitter.com/BenjaminMM_ Supporters: Palace Nova Cinemas Roadshow Entertainment Mad Zombie Collectables
Click on POD sign above to listen An interview with song and dance man Todd McKenney where we discuss: 'That' role that got away and the one he's chasing How his daughter changed his life His unspoken issue with his father How he feels he could improve ...and much more. For all episodes: http://www.aawtp.libsyn.com To subscribe: http://www.aawtp.libsyn.com/rss For Michael Pope: http://www.michaelpope.com.au
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