A podcast for Themed Entertainment designers by Themed Entertainment designers.
Tags: art direction, Creative Director, design, Disney, experiences, Imagineer, Imagineering, production design, scenic design, show set design, theater, Theme Park, theme park design, themed entertainment, themed entertainment association, universal, universal creative
When times are challenging, how can the arts help us find our way forward? Works In Progress is a podcast from the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture, a forward-looking interdisciplinary center for creativity and scholarship. The show’s host, Sean Arenas, looks at current topics and trends through the lens of art, architecture and design, and explores the ideas and practices of UCLA’s faculty, staff, students, and alumni. Learn more at https://podcast.arts.ucla.edu.
Categories: Arts
Tags: architecture, art, dance, design, film, Los Angeles, performance, theater, ucla, visual arts
The Cultivated Playwright is a podcast hosted by theatre artist Brad McEntire. The aim is to explore performing arts, culture and general refinement from the perspective of a mid-career theatre maker who is, you know, just trying to figure stuff out.
Categories: Arts
Tags: cultivated, Playwright, theater, theatre
Harbour for the Arts™ (formerly Operaluscious™) “Where the performing and creative arts meet lifestyle”, is hosted by award winning opera singer Bri Cooper. The show aims to inspire, engage, educate, and entertain audiences about opera, and other performing and creative art genres. Harbour for the Arts™ is also a space for performing and creative arts professionals to find the support we need. It is a safe space to learn and grow as an artist. Our guests include authors, opera singers, entrepreneurs, money experts, and more.
Tags: Books, creative artist, entrepreneur, Food, lifestyle, music, opera, performing artists, theater
Odyssey of the Mind is the world’s largest K-12 and college creative problem-solving STEAM program. We speak with past and present OMers, coaches, judges, parents, volunteers, and other friends from around the world about Odyssey advice, culture, experiences, opportunities, and skills.
Categories: Business, Education, Kids & Family
Tags: Acting, Arts, building, design, Education, engineering, Performing Arts, steam, stem, Technology, theater
Jess is a Musical Theatre expert, Andrew knows nothing about the Musical Theater world. Listen to hear the hilarity ensue as fresh eyes analyze musicals old & new. Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, TV & Film
Tags: "Phantom of the Opera", 10 best broadway musicals, 10 best musical soundtracks, 36 questions, adam wachter, aladdin, alex brightman, allison pregler, andrew lippa, andrew lloyd webber, Anne Hathaway, are broadway recordings legal, backstage bite, bare pop opera, barrett wilbert weed, be more chill, be more chill musical, beetlejuice the musical, bernadette peters, best broadway musicals, betsy joslyn, big fish, Book of Mormon, brentalfloss, brian mccorkle, bridges of madison county, Broadway, broadway audition songs, broadway bootleg, broadway bootlegs, broadway podcast, broadway vlogger, broadwayworld podcast, Carousel, Carrie, carrie the musical, cheese, chris littler, christina bianco, Comedy, company (award-winning work), company the musical, dairy, dave malloy, dear evan hansen, dear evan hansen musical, debate, disney musical, Disneyland, donna murphy, edward w hardy, elisa hansen, ellen winter, falsettos, falsettos musical, Fosca, Frozen, frozen 2, frozen ii, Funny, gelsey bell, great comet josh groban broadway, great comet of 1812, gypsy, hadestown, hair musical, hamilton, hamilton broadway musical, hannah waddingham, heathers, heathers the musical, hedwig and the angry inch, high school muscial, how to audition for a musical, how to audition for netflix, how to be on disney channel, how to become an actor, hunchback of notre dame musical, idina menzel, in the heights, into the woods, james lapine, jason robert brown, Jekyll and Hyde, jessie shelton, joey richter, john august, jonathan groff, jonathan larson, jule styne (composer), julia mckenzie, katherine steele, kelli ohara, Kristen Bell, laura benanti, Les Misérables, light in the piazza, lin manuel miranda, lion king, love never dies, mary poppins, mean girls the musical, merrily we roll along (play), meryl streep, milk, Movies, music, musical mash, musical podcast, musical theatre, musical theatre audition songs, musical theatre audition songs for girls, musical theatre podcast, musicals, natasha pierra, next to normal, obscurus lupa, parade musical, passion, Performing Arts, phylicia rashad, pulled, richard rodgers, samantha barks, songs, SpongeBob, spongebob musical, spring awakening, stephen sondheim, sunday in the park with george, sweeney todd, sweeney todd: the demon barber of fleet street (award-winning work), the adams family musical, the great comet, The Greatest Showman, the last five years, the wild party, theater, theatre, theatre kid, theatre podcast, theatre thursday, theatremania podcast, tony goldmark, try not to laugh, vanessa williams, waitress broadway, west end podcast, wicked musical, wild party, will smith, worst audition songs
“A Fool’s Idea” is an interview series about comedy, performance life and clown. This podcast explores the lives, comedy, fears, adventures and experiences of some of the greatest living physical comedians, artists and clowns. Please check out the documentary series here: www.afoolsidea.com
Categories: Arts
Tags: art, Cirque, clown, clowns, Comedy, creativity, du, fools, Freedom, inspiration, Jester, life, performance, s, slava, snowshow, soleil, theater, trixter
Through interviews with theater and screen artists (producers, directors, actors, and writers), host Lonnie Firestone explores how creativity and industry intersect. Each episode examines a theme in the life and career of a working artist.
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Tags: art, Arts, career, creativity, everyone, Finance, inspiration, lonnie firestone, making money, Money, Motivation, musical theater, places, places everyone, theater
This is a live staged reading of my new play. It explores the world of Death and Life in the future and deciding when it’s your time to end it legally.
Tags: actors, Comedy, drama, evankrachman, plays, playwrights, stagedreadings, theater, writers
For more than 30 years the American Theatre Wing has been bringing together performers, directors, playwrights, designers, choreographers, producers and behind-the-scenes personnel from the American and international theatre, the seminars offer a rare opportunity for students and audiences to see the people who create theatre engaged in thoughtful conversation with one another. With more than 600 past guests, the seminars have become an unequalled archive of theatrical talk, a chance to hear from the people behind the characters, stories and productions that draw us to the theatre.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Broadway, celebrities, celebritiy, choreographer, director, interview, Off-Broadway, Playwright, theater, theatre, video
Creating Behavior podcast is a source of inspiration for the serious actor, a reference point for all of you who have the vision of being a respected artist. A show for those of you who have a yearning to illuminate the human condition in all its aspects. Charlie Sandlan, owner and Master Teacher of the Maggie Flanigan Studio in NYC, is one of the best acting teachers in the United States. He will share with you what has up to now, only been available to the students of his NYC classroom. Each episode of Creating Behavior will explore the actor as artist. You’ll learn to establish a habit of creativity that will increase your empathy toward the human condition, deepen your understanding of craft and technique, and ignite the passion of instilling artistry into your life’s work. Join Charlie each week for a mix of solo shows and interviews, as he nourishes your intellectual curiosity, answers your questions about the art form, and inspires you to go the distance with yourself. Creating Behavior is the podcast that will give you everything you should consider if you have the desire to create organic, vivid, fully realized human behavior for a living.
Tags: Acting, Acting Coach, Acting Interviews, Acting Lessons, Acting Teacher, Acting Technique, Acting Tips, actor, art, Film & Television, Performing Arts, theater
The Building Our Own Tables podcast supports leaders along their journeys of creation for our collective liberation. Knowing we are all one. Healing. Transforming. Medicine for those who are building our own, creating our own spaces that are healing, decolonizing, and leading from love. The experience is a combination of words, music, poetry, body-breath practices, meditations and visualizations, folks sharing their specific stories, science, history, and rituals. We center voices of the global majority Black, Brown, African, Indigenous, Native, Asian, Arab, Middle Eastern, Mestiza and Dual or Multi-Race creators as a solidarity and honoring of our unique cultural wisdoms as we work to build racial, social and climate justice worldwide. This podcast stems from Yura Sapi’s experience as a multi-disciplinary creator and facilitator of initiatives, collectives, practices and organizations expanding beyond borders. Years ago, they were hearing about efforts for marginalized folks to “get a seat at the table” in decision making at arts organizations in the United States and decided they would rather build their own table. Knowing they were not alone, they looked to the community building and oral history recording of the podcast medium, and with the support of HowlRound, the Building Our Own Tables Podcast was born. Your donation to Advancing Arts Forward supports liberated spaces, like this one, that uplift, heal and encourage us to change the world.
Categories: Arts
Tags: howlround theatre commons, Performing Arts, theater, theatre
Like a cinematic sommelier. A movie podcast from Joey Bien-Kahn, Davey Rubin and Rod Bastanmehr.
Categories: Comedy, News, TV & Film
Tags: AcademyAwards, Arts, film, Movies, newreleases, Oscars, rottentomatoes, theater
Led by youth voices alongside seasoned professionals in the industry, Theatre with P.R.I.D.E. explores the theatrical productions of the past, present, and future with actors, directors, designers, and more. Listen along as we discuss actively practicing P.R.I.D.E. (Perspective, Respect, Identity, Diversity, and Equity) within your everyday life and what you create–especially theatre!
Categories: Arts
Tags: actor, designer, Dirtector, pride, Professional, theater, theatre, TYA, youth
The history of the 1692 Salem Witch Trials told through music and story-telling in a format recalling an old time radio drama with a modern experimental prog-rock twist. Witch Hunt borrows freely from original sources of information from the time of the trials such as letters, books, poems, transcriptions of the trials themselves, as well as melodies from the Puritan hymn books. The music is highly original art-rock ranging from soft ambient soundscapes to heavy power riffs with many other stops along the way. The narrator provides a story teller voice that weaves a historical thread throughout each episode. Witch Hunt is conceived, written, and produced by Brian O’Connell, who records and produces the show, playing a wide variety of instruments and voice parts. O’Connell is a well known bassist and composer in New England who has performed with: Arukah, Dead Man’s Waltz, Uncle Sammy, Gordon Stone, Gary Backstrom, Dave Brunyak, Interminable, and many others. In 2012 Brian debuted his rock opera Over The Line, a Jungian journey through modern consciousness, for a successful series of performances in Boston. Brian O’Connell – voice, 6 and 12 string guitars, fretted and fretless bass, upright bass, touch guitar, sintir, keyboards, moog synth, percussion Mike Harmon – drums, cymbals, percussion Rachel Koppelman – accordion www.brianvoconnell.com
Categories: Arts, History, Music
Tags: Art-Rock, History, jamband, O'Connell, Prog Rock, rock, salem, Salem Witch Trials, salemwitchtrials, theater, Witch
Musical theatre analysis and discussion from two unlikely friends and collaborators. Ian, a college student actor and writer, and Kaleigh, a 30-something teacher and director, tackle a different show, composer, or musical-related topic each episode. Since we are “spilling the tea”, expect spoilers.
Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture
Theatre Snobs is your one stop shop for current happenings in the world of theatre. We talk about what’s opening on Broadway, what’s closing on Broadway, and everything connected in the giant, little world of theatre.
Tags: Broadway, The West End, theater
Join Jeremy Wein as he sits down to discuss the world of pop culture with super cool guest. And if the podcast is not enough for your amusement explore our blog at ThisMyShow.net for daily news, videos, reviews and more. Also if you enjoy the show please feel free to leave us something fun in the reviews section (and if you didn’t creative criticism is encourage, let us know what we can improve on but don’t be a troll about it) Feature on Splitsider.com’s This Week In Podcast (The week of January 26th) “Podcaster Jeremy Wein is a tribute to the idea that if you want to do a podcast, just go ahead and do it. he’s managed to crack the code to get a lot of funny people to sit still with him long enough to do a decent interview.” – Marc Hershon host of Succotash
Categories: Comedy
Tags: Books, Comic, Culture, film, gaming, Movies, POP, television, theater