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A dance company in the UK is challenging the perceptions that dance is the domain of young people. The Company of Elders is performance group for non-professional dancers aged over 60, that set up by renown dance organisation Sadler's Wells in 1989.Back then it was an arts club for older adults, with workshops held with visiting companies and the odd performance. But as interest grew, it became a performance group in its own right in 1992. Company members will take to the stage next month in a new work called The Exchange, where they'll join in a hip-hop influenced performance alongside members of ZooNation - a company of dancers from the other end of the age spectrum. Kathryn speaks with Elaine Foley, projects manager learning and engagement at Sadler's Wells and Jennifer James, one of the company's members.

Mike Skinner helped define an era with The Streets' album Original Pirate Material in 2002. Now he's back with not only new music but an accompanying film, The Darker the Shadow the Brighter the Light. He talks to Nick Ahad about guerrilla filming in nightclubs and the influence of Raymond Chandler. The choreographer, writer and founder of hip hop dance company ZooNation, Kate Prince, tells us about a dramaturg who has been a key influence on her. We hear about the advice and inspiration offered by Lolita Chakrabati ahead of her work inspired by the music of Sting and The Police. The British Textile Biennial 2023 is highlighting the extraordinary influence of Lancashire. From the moors to the mills, it's a region which defined the modern world's approach to the clothes we wear. That troubling and complex legacy is explored by a series of installations. Evie Manning, co-creator of Common Wealth, talks to Nick Ahad about Fast Fast Slow - a community-led catwalk experience which explores throwaway fashion and our relationship with clothes. Presenter: Nick Ahad Producer: Kevin Core

London Battle will take over Somerset House's iconic outdoor courtyard for a day packed with showcases, workshops, cyphers, live DJs and a big outdoor party. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of hip hop culture and with Breaking set to be the highlight of the 2024 Paris Olympics, Dance Umbrella and Somerset House are bringing together some of the most exciting talent from the four corners of London to go head-to head across a diverse range of styles. Curated by choreographer Jade Hackett, who has performed with some of the UK's leading hip hop dance theatre companies including Boy Blue and ZooNation, you will help the judges to decide which part of our global city brings the best dance flavour – north, south, east or west. https://youtu.be/pIf0CtaQLxQ https://danceumbrella.co.uk/event/jade-hackett-london-battle/ https://www.instagram.com/thecapsule.ldn/ https://www.instagram.com/danceumbrella/ https://www.instagram.com/jade.hackett/ https://www.instagram.com/contentisqueenhq/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecapsuleldn/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecapsuleldn/support

http://talks.martialmindpower.com⁠⁠⁠ Professional Dancer, Dance Choreographer, Property Developer, Stuntman and Martial Artist They say, when you transcend your art, "you see everything in everything."  Tommy is at the top of his dance game, and being an avid martial artist, he has discovered a powerful connection between dance and martial arts which has enabled him to know when and how to "flow or fight" to success. Tommy will share how he discovered "flow or fight," and how this has helped him rise to the top of his game, and share strategies on how you can too. Tommy amazing accolades include:  appearing in Mamma Mia 1 & 2, Cats, Everyone's Talking About Jamie, Harry Potter 4, Aladdin, Tomorrow Morning and Snow White; dancing at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2012 Paralympics London handover ceremonies with David Beckham and Leona Lewis; runner up on the BBC program 'So You Think You Can Dance' in 2010; choreographed hip hop/street dance routines on Strictly Come Dancing for the past 5 years; nominated for an Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance in 2012; National Dance Award by the Critics' Circle for Best Male Performance; Southbank Award for the Breakthrough Award; awarded a National Dance Award for Best Male Performance for my lead roles in ZooNation company's ‘Some Like It Hip Hop' and Russell Maliphant Company's ‘Rodin Project' in 2012; playing lead character Wang Tang in a martial arts hip/hop theatre show at the Barbican called 'The Five and the Prophecy of Prana'; and much much more. To discover  How to Fight or Flow,  Join Tommy Franzen at MMP Talks ========== Martial Mind Power Talks - Martial Mindset for Everyday Life. Spreading Self Mastery Inspired By Martial Arts. MMP TALKS is a non-profit social enterprise devoted to spreading self-mastery teachings inspired by martial art & philosophy combined with self-help to raise the consciousness of the self, collective, and Mother Earth to make the world a better place to live in. At the MMP TALKS inspired thought leaders, authorities, and masters in our community will share a compelling talk (up to 20 minutes) about their key life message inspired through the hidden secrets and power of the martial arts & philosophy, to educate, inspire and empower you to step into your truest power through The Art of Self Mastery. Martial Mind Power - ⁠⁠⁠http://www.martialmindpower.com

Intro (00:00) ZooNation's Message In A Bottle Audition (19:20) Rotation Dance Exchange Review (40:45) The Decision (1:40:23)

Paradox House presents… Episode 10 and the season finale of Scripted hosted by Daisy Lewis. For our final episode in season 1, we are treated with the presence of Lolita Chakrabarti OBE. Lolita carved some time out of her busy schedule to chat to Daisy about all things scripted - The process of writing, multi-hyphenates and representation in the stories she creates. Lolita Chakrabarti OBE is an award-winning actress and writer. She trained at RADA and has been working as an actor on stage and screen for over thirty years. Her writing work includes – Theatre HYMN, live-streamed and performed live at the Almeida Theatre, London 2021 Also shown on Sky Arts Adaptation of LIFE OF PI by Yann Martel World premiere at Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, July 2019. Transferred to Wyndhams, London in 2021. Awards: WhatsonStage Best New Play 2019, UK Theatre Award for Best New Play, Cameo Book to Stage 2020 Adaptation of INVISIBLE CITIES by Italo Calvino World premiere at Mayfields, Manchester International Festival and Brisbane Festival 2019 A collaboration with digital projectionist 59Productions, choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and twenty two dancers from Rambert. RED VELVET Tricycle Theatre, London 2012 and 2004 St Anne's Warehouse, New York 2014 Garrick Theatre, London 2016 To date there have been over 30 productions worldwide. Awards: Charles Wintour Evening Standard Award Most Promising Playwright Award 2012; Critics Circle Award in 2013 for Most Promising Playwright; AWA Award 2013 for Arts and Culture; Nominations for Whatsonstage Awards 2013 for London Newcomer of the Year & Best New Play; Nomination for an Olivier Award 2013 for Best Play in an Affiliate Theatre. THE GREATEST WEALTH – 2018 Old Vic Theatre, London Curated by Lolita. A series of 8 monologues celebrating the NHS' 70th birthday including SPEEDY GONZALEZ by Lolita Chakrabarti LAST SEEN – JOY – 2009 Almeida Theatre/Slung Low Dramaturg on MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE directed and choreographed by Kate Prince for ZooNation and Sadlers Wells Other Adrian Lester and Lolita Chakrabarti : A Working Diary published by Bloomsbury in 2020 Radio: PUT MY NAME IN LIGHTS – 2020 a monologue for BBC Radio 4 RED VELVET – 2014 Saturday drama BBC Radio 4 THE GODDESS – 2006 Woman's Hour serial BBC Radio 4 Film: Lolita produced OF MARY, a short film, directed by Adrian Lester Awards: Best Short Film at PAFF, Los Angeles 2012, nomination for Best Producers at Underwire 2012

For season 3, episode 3 of The Business of Show Business podcast, we did something a little be different and invited three guests onto the show as a panel discussion. In this episode, we tackle performers' property, getting on the ladder, building a property business, and the money mindset. Adam Galbraith, Tommy Franzen and Shaun Smith are all highly successful performers whose careers have seen them perform with companies such as Matthew Bourne's Swanlake, Zoonation, Mamma Mia 2: Here we go again, Cats the movie and Strictly Come Dancing, to name a few. They have all also built up successful property careers alongside performing. In this episode, they dive into how to get on the property ladder and turn one property into a business. Where to find them online: Check out their Clubhouse room on Wednesday's at 8 pm and Sunday's at 10 am called - Performers Property Adam Galbraith: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adamgalbo/ (https://www.instagram.com/adamgalbo/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/galboproperties/ (https://www.facebook.com/galboproperties/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/ag_properties?lang=en (https://twitter.com/ag_properties) Tommy Franzen: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tommythefranzen/ (https://www.instagram.com/tommythefranzen/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/tommyfranzen (https://twitter.com/tommyfranzen) Website: http://tommyfranzen.com/Tommy_Franzen_Official/Tommy_Franzen.html (http://tommyfranzen.com) Shaun Smith: Websites: https://shaunpaulproperty.co.uk/ (https://shaunpaulproperty.co.uk/) and http://www.shaunpaulsmith.com/ (http://www.shaunpaulsmith.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shaunpaul1100/ (https://www.instagram.com/shaunpaul1100/) and https://www.instagram.com/shaunpaul_property/ (https://www.instagram.com/shaunpaul_property/).

Zoonation joins me as we talk about The Oasis Discography. We also talk about Noel and Liam's Solo Careers, And Beady Eye. And More! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rat-salad-review/message

Zoonation joins me as we talk about The Oasis Discography. We also talk about Noel and Liam's Solo Careers, And Beady Eye. And More!

Zoonation joins me as we talk about The Oasis Discography. We also talk about Noel and Liam's Solo Careers, And Beady Eye. And More!

Dancer, choreographer and TV judge, Lizzie Gough, chats about learning to dance in Southampton where she grew up, training at Laine Theatre Arts, attending classes at Pineapple Dance Studios, coming 3rd in 2010's So You Think You Can Dance, joining Take That's Circus Tour, being dance captain at the closing ceremony of London 2012 Olympics, performing with ZooNation and choreographing for Strictly Come Dancing; all over a chai tea! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yukino McHugh is a performer from Japan/Australia who has spent the last two years living and working in the UK. Unfortunately she is leaving us, so I wanted to check in with her before she did. We reflect on her time here in London, the business side of dance, working for ZooNation and competing in Battle Opera. www.thedukeldn.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theduke.ldn/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theduke.ldn/

In this podcast with Lizzie Gough - dancer, choreographer, TV dance judge and mentor - we discuss life of a freelance artist and her upcoming role in Kate Prince's 'A Message In A Bottle'. Lizzie gives us an insight into how she created a successful freelance street dance career in the UK and abroad, that has included exciting projects in dance, theatre, film and TV. You may have seen Lizzie on So You Think You Can Dance, where she came third, and she's been featured on the BBC, plus danced in music videos, commercials and on stage in shows like ZooNation's smash-hit sensation Some Like It Hip Hop. Lizzie is not only dancing in Kate Prince's ‘A Message In A Bottle', she's also the Assistant Choreographer. Listen to Lizzie share her experience working with Kate Prince and music from Sting in this show that deals with the important issue of refugees through dance. This podcast gives a great insight into the life of a freelancer, how it works, the challenges, what it's like to audition, how to deal with injuries as Lizzie shares her advice for other dancers looking to build a freelance career. Check out Lizzie in ‘A Message In A Bottle' at Sadler's Wells from 6 February to 21 March 2020. PRESS PLAY! https://djwpodcasts.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/1wwwod/Lizzie+Gough.mp3 Lizzie Gough. Photo by Roos van der Hoeven Message in a Bottle. Photo by Johan Persson

In this episode of the podcast James & Zach review various items from ZooNation's Mad Hatter's Tea Party, the film ‘Kubo & the 2 Strings', the novel Hell Bay by William Thomas, and various Socks & Underwear brands including Genus Socks, Quiet Rebellion, MeUndies, Happy Socks & we discuss a couple more.   The Perfect […]

Actor Liam Neeson starts the new year with two new films. In Martin Scorsese's Silence he plays a Jesuit priest who relinquishes his faith and in A Monster Calls, the treelike monster. He talks to Samira Ahmed about both, as well as being a late blooming action hero and watching the Reverend Ian Paisley preach.How do you write about mass murder, holocausts, war crimes and how ordinary people reach a point when they kill their neighbours, and torture their former friends? The Danish author Christian Jungersen approaches this subject by setting his novel "The Exception" in an office - The Danish Centre for Information on Genocide - and documenting the behaviour of the women who work there.In 2014, ZooNation Dance Company performed the first full-length hip hop production at the Royal Opera House in London with their take on Lewis Caroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland where the familiar characters are recast as patients at a mental health institution. ZooNation's Artistic Director Kate Prince talks about re-staging The Mad Hatter's Tea Party for the Roundhouse in London and how she incorporated advice from the mental health charity Time to Change.A film version of Assassin's Creed is about to go on nationwide release but can this video game favourite make the leap onto the silver screen when so many have failed?

Hip hop is one of the fastest growing dance styles in the UK, but sometimes it’s given a bad rap.  ZooNation Dance Company is here to show the world that hip hop has a role to play in engaging, motivating and inspiring young people and providing them with positive role models and opportunities. ZooNation is… The post Hip hop gets a bad rap, but it’s all good Into The Hoods appeared first on The Wonderful World of Dance Magazine.

Every this is the 40th and last episode of the Unofficial SeaWorld Podcast.  Since it is the last episode, we want to thank Eric, Erin and Mike for the amazing audio journey they have taken us on.  We also want to give a special thanks to MiceChat.com for believing in us and giving us a place to share our passion for the 3 SeaWorld parks in Orlando, San Diego and San Antonio.  While this podcast is going away, it is the birth of a brand new podcast, the ZooNation Podcast... so while the Unofficial SeaWorld Podcast is ending, it is an exciting new beginning for ZooNation!  It’s Episode 1 of the ZooNation Podcast (which, in turn, is also serving as the 40th and final episode of the Unofficial SeaWorld Podcast). As such, we are joined by 2 of the 3 hosts from the USWP: Eric Davis & Mike Madsen, both of whom are founders and board members of ZooNation. We get to know hosts Andrew Streeter and Cat Rust a little bit, and then jump into a roundtable discussion regarding SeaWorld’s recently announced plan to phase out their orca breeding program— how the announcement alone has affected SeaWorld's fans and the conservationist community, and how it may affect the animals and the health of SeaWorld as a company moving forward. Disclaimer: The opinions expressed on this show do not necessarily reflect the official views of ZooNation as an organization.

Hello and welcome to the seaworld splash podcast roundtable, and on this episode host Joseph Loflin along with Sheldon Davis,Commerson Smith,and Josh Burgess are joined by Carolyn Hennesy from Animal Magnitisim and zoonation, Eric Davis from Awesome Ocean, and ZooNation, and seaworld super fan Kirk to discuss the recent decision on the orca breeding program,and their thoughts on the decision, so without further to do lets put on those ponchos, and get ready to be drenched.Also don't forget to give us a like on Facebook.com/SeaWorldsplashpodcast Follow us on Twitter @Seaworldssplash as well as instagram @seaworldsplash don't for get to download our episodes on itunes at seaworld splash podcast, and checkout our website www.seaworldsplash.com, and if you want to be apart of the live fun you can call or text our number (407)900-5309 or email us at seaworldsplashteam@seaworld.com, and from all of us here on the seaworld splash team we thank you for joining us, and hope you join us for the next amazing podcast to come splash you later, and we'll see you next time in the soak zone.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 5th October 2015 This week Claudia Guilmour tells us about the Grand Theatre's collaboration with Zoonation on schools showcase event ahead of INTO THE HOODS: REMIXED in 2016, Chris White lets us know about his Half Term gig in Birmingham, we hear about HIROSHIGE'S JAPAN and the Curator talk with Dr Clare Pollard, Grace Ruston chats with us just before she heads off to Trek through The Grand Canyon and we talk to Brierley Hill Musical Theatre Company about their production if Guys and Dolls this week. Music comes from Ian Prowse (Pele & Amsterdam)

The Unofficial SeaWorld Podcast is back with your hosts Eric M Davis, Mike Madsen and Erin McKinney. In this episode you will learn what Eric, Mike and Erin did during the podcast hiatus, and we share some news about AweosmeOcean.  Mike shares some news about ZooNation and Erin talks about her experience as a SeaWorld camp cousnelor.  SeaWorld News Eric talks about Sea Lion High opening at SeaWorld Orlando and SeaWorld Texas.  Along with some of the amazing rescue work done by SeaWorld San Diego this past summer. Erin shares the news about Mako a new hypercoast opneing at SeaWorld Orlando in the summer of 2016.  Mako is going to be the tallest and fastest roller coaster in Florida.  Mike shares news about the Blue World project and what listeners can do to help make Blue World a reality.  Erin talks about the end of the Sea of Surprises and the SeaWorld parks getting ready for Halloween.  And a new Dine with Shamu Brunch and SeaWorld San Antonio getting ready for Howl-O-Scream Eric then talks about the biggest expansion ever coming to SeaWorld San Antonio with the new Discovery Point expansion coming in 2016.  Sitting down with Executive Chef Axel Dirolf at SeaWorld San Diego Eric sits down with SeaWorld San Diego Executive Chef Axel Dirolf about sustainability, elevating theme park food and how crazy chips were invented.  Learn how SeaWorld is leading the way to serve guests local, hormon free, organic and sustainble food to their guests.  Chef Axel shares information about Breakfast with Elmo, Wild Days the Seven Seas Food Festival and more.  Animal Spotlight with Erin - Puffins Erin talks about how amazing Puffins are and why you should love Puffins too.  SeaWorld Busch Gardens Spotlight with Mike - Killer Whale Research Mike talks about how Killer Whales in SeaWorld's Care are helping animals in the wild.  You can learn more about the Unofficial SeaWorld Podcast at MiceChat.com and iLoveSeaWorld.com Follow us on twitter at @SeaWorldPodcast Follow us on Facebook at Facebook.com/StandWithSeaWorld  

Politicians love to keep things simple, at least in their public pronouncements. Artists, by contrast, embrace complication, nuance and imagination – so who better to tackle slippery questions of national identity as the UK prepares for a general election? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Libby Purves meets shoe designer Marc Hare; filmmaker Leslie Woodhead; choreographer Kate Prince and Howard Raymond, son of Paul - the King of Soho. Shoe designer Marc Hare is known for his stylish handcrafted shoes. His creations are worn by some of the world's most fashionable men including Robert Downey Jr, Javier Bardem and Tinie Tempah. He opened his first shop in London last year and is taking part in The Secret Meaning of Shoes,a talk examining how and why shoes have become such a fetishised commodity. The Secret Meaning of Shoes is part of a series called 37 Things You Need to Know About Modern Britain at The House of St Barnabas, in London. Leslie Woodhead OBE is a documentary maker. He shot the first TV footage of the Beatles performing at the Cavern Club in 1962 and has won many awards for his work. His book, How The Beatles Rocked The Kremlin, tells the story of how the band's music galvanised young Soviets to challenge the communist regime. How The Beatles Rocked The Kremlin - The Untold Story of a Noisy Revolution is published by Bloomsbury. Choreographer Kate Prince is founder and artistic director of dance company ZooNation. Their production of Some Like It Hip Hop has just returned to Sadler's Wells. Referencing Billy Wilder's film and Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, the comical tale of love, mistaken identity and cross-dressing is played out in their trademark style of hip hop, comedy and physical theatre. Some Like it Hip Hop is at the Peacock Theatre. Howard Raymond is the son of Paul Raymond who launched Raymond's Revuebar in London's Soho in 1958. Paul Raymond went on to build up a property empire and publish adult magazines such as Men Only, Mayfair, and Razzle. Howard is an adviser on a forthcoming film about his father called the King of Soho.