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The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast Season 5 Episode 3In a special episode, Tess Gill talks about a new revival of the full version of Adrian Bunting's Kemble's Riot. Deirdre Daly talks about Kaleidoscope's youth theatre production of Chaos. Catie Ridewood discusses feminist That Witch Helen and Bibi Cuceiro talks about solo theatre piece 1,2,3. sh*t. that's my OCD. Brighton Fringe's Rhiannon Lingwood talks fringe and what is on offer participants, and your host for this podcast Paul Levy explores the Brighton Festival Programme.
2024-05-041h 09The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast Season 5 Episode 2In another special edition, we are at Invasion '24 at the Just Off Broadway Theatre in Kansas City. Four solo shows from the UK are hosted by Central Standard Theatre between February 26 and 3 March 2024. Paul Levy briefly explores his own show The Debrief before deep diving into Ross Gurney Randall's much acclaimed An Audience with Henry VIII. Then Robert Cohen discusses the award-winning The Trials of Harvey Matuso. Jenny Rowe's "fascinating biography"Tiptree - No one Else's Damn Secret But My Own". Finally associate producer John Story offers plenty of "sound" advice and company producer John Robert Paisley shares his...
2024-02-271h 17The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast Season 5 Episode 1In this special edition we focus on Franz Kafka, and deep dive into the work of Natasha higton and her creative team who are bringing installation theatre piece The Writer's Mark to Fabrika in Brighton UK. http://www thewritersmark.co.uk
2024-02-0436 minYou’re wrong about musicals
You’re wrong about musicalsSix: Like horrible historiesIn this episode, we look at Marlow and Moss's 2019 musical. We talk about it's meteoric rise from the fringe to the mainstream. Talking about its wide inspiration to the changes it made when it went to america that we disagree with. Links  Background  https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/theatre/toby-marlow-lucy-moss-interview-six-west-end-a4001191.html https://www.thejc.com/culture/theatre/six-the-musical-steps-from-fringe-to-the-west-end-1.469323  http://fringereview.co.uk/review/edinburgh-fringe/2017/six/ https://www.vogue.com/article/six-playwrights-lucy-moss-toby-marlow Synopsis https://playbill.com/production/six-the-musicalvaudeville-theatre-2020-2021#:~:text=Divorced%2C%20beheaded%2C%2...
2023-09-181h 26The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast Series 4 Episode 10A catch up with actor, writer, producer, director and now body double, David Calvitto. Alex Bird, Co-Director of Tortoise in a Nut Shell talks with Jo Tomalin about their visual theatre charity and how they use research to create shows and their latest piece Concerned Others. Neil Frost co-director of theatre company Mad Etiquette talks with Jo Tomalin about Clown and his show The Door playing at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. An Affirming Exploration of Grief. In Conversation with Heather Tiernan About White Butterfly Turan Ali, Stage Storyteller and BBC Drama Producer talks with Jo Tomalin about how he be...
2023-08-271h 16The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast Series 4 Episode 9in this bumper episode at the Edinburgh Fringe 2023, we are in conversation with Zoe Brownstone and Dom McGovern on their standup two halfer, Tied for Second; Character comedian Abby Vicky-Russell on Gush, Stephen Cronin discusses Durham Fringe; Leif Oleson-Cormack on comedy show The Disney Delusion. Finola Cronin and Megan Kennedy talk with Jo Tomalin about developing their latest production for Junk Ensemble – Dances Like a Bomb. Louise Seyffert and Bart Laere (Vagabond Productions) talk to Kate Saffin about their translation of The Chairs by Eugène Ionesco. Lara Foot, adapter, writer and director of JM Coetzee’s Life & Times of Micha...
2023-08-191h 45The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast Series 4 Episode 8In conversation with actor Larry Mitchell and co-producer David Calvitto (with deft help from Marshall Cordell about 17 Minutes by Scott Organ (directed by Seth Barrish. Writer Nick Hennigan from Maverick Theatre Company talks about The Birth of Frankenstein (written by Robert Lloyd George). Performer Monia Baldini and Producer Giusi di Gesaro discuss interactive theatre piece, Be My Guest. We also bump into J.D Henshaw from Sweet Productions and Dundee Fringe and talk to one of the team from Waiting for a Train at the Bus Stop.
2023-08-081h 29The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 4 Episode 7In this episode we meet Terence Harnett who returns to the Fringe with 1 Ball Show: 1 Lung Less. Terence talks about cancer, comedy and how he creates his work at the Fringe. Charlie Merriman's WONDER DRUG: A Comedy About Cystic Fibrosis is a disability-led show from Charlie Merriman. The show was a big hit at the VAULTS Festival in London. Opera singer and disability-led artist Tamara Stein rounds off this episode with an inspiring conversation about opera at the Fringe and her show The Opera Diva's Boudoir.
2023-08-0850 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 4 Episode 6In this first episode at the Edinburgh Fringe 2023, Jo Tomalin talks to Gillian Lacey-Solymar about writing her first Edinburgh Fringe show, IrrePRESSible: The Musical. Also How Experiences of Writing and Performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Drives the Next Steps for Matthew Roberts. Jo finds out. Paul Levy bumps into Bertie Hodd about their new Edfringe solo show Dad Jokes. He also hears about Nicola Macri's show Single Entendre which explores asexuality. Lucy Hopkins also discusses the magic of bunderbus and yurt venues in the pay what you want Fringe.
2023-08-021h 07The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 4 Episode 5Brighton Fringe 2023 enters its final week. Comedian Paul Connell talks about and his solo show Ace in the Hole. Northern Edge Theatre Company writer and director Sam Milnes, and actor Ben Burgin talk about new play Victor, Vi and the Volvo. And where next for Brighton Fringe?
2023-05-3025 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 4 Episode 4Cabaret performer Nigel Osner on his show Still Ticking at The Actors at Brighton Fringe, Pericles Theatre Company on The Seagull and the Cat at the Rotunda, and we catch up with Biscuit Barrel Comedy and talk 69 sketches in an hour. Oh, and Fringereview's Paul Levy is grumping at Brighton Fringe.
2023-05-2133 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Series 4 Episode 3more theatre and arts makers talk about their work at Brighton Fringe 2023. We meet the cast of blood wedding from Bhasvic College. Ben Kay talks about Dizney in Drag at Brighton Spiegeltent. And Sam Rush introduces us to the unique mobile cinema known as Audrey.
2023-05-1840 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Series 4 Episode 2In this episode at Brighton Fringe 2023: Eddie Summers, Rosalie Minnitt and Ralf Wetzel. Magic, solo theatre, clown and mask!
2023-05-081h 13The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Series 4 Episode 1In this special edition that kicks off our new season we explore an initiative called Age is a Stage which is really part of third age education in the field of the Arts. Showcasing Beyond the Nose we talk to the director and one of the performers of this initiative.
2023-05-0847 min舞蹈無邊界
舞蹈無邊界情慾舞蹈？如何觀看《TOMATO》 feat. 周寬柔這次特別邀請到編舞家周寬柔來說說關於他即將要演出的作品《TOMATO》 如何以番茄來作為情慾想像的跳版？ 身為一個創作者如何轉譯自己的想像至肢體？ 最後寬柔是如何看待當代舞蹈？ 透過藝術家的眼來看當代舞蹈作品 不論你是資深的舞蹈觀眾或是舞蹈白丁 或許都可以從中獲得一點啟發 －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ 《TOMATO》演出時間 5/25 19:30(演後聊聊場) 5/26 19:30 5/27 14:30 16:30(演後聊聊場) 19:30 5/28 14:30(演後聊聊場) 地點: 牯嶺街小劇場一樓 購票連結：https://pse.is/4txh2j 「你將無法如往常看待番茄」-英國 藝穗節評論媒體Broadway Baby 「每一刻都揉合了性在當代的自由與複雜」-英國 The FEST媒體 「周寬柔所呈現的是具思想、行動與挑釁意味的盛宴」-藝穗節評論(FringeReview) 強烈推薦節目 *本演出全長30分鐘，包含裸、性與刀具使用，建議觀眾年齡為18歲以上。 －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ 《 #肉身賽博格CyborgEros 》 4/22 (六) 14:30 19:30 4/23 (日) 14:30（現場數位互動席、線上觀賞完售倒數中！） ＃地點｜臺中國家歌劇院 中劇院 ＃購票｜https://reurl.cc/WqMDEZ ＃票價｜ 一般觀眾席｜400／600／800／1000 數位互動席｜800（親身加入混淆AI的行列，敬請仔細閱讀設備需求） 線上觀賞｜400（請在選擇場館時點選右邊「線上觀賞」，敬請仔細閱讀設備需求） -- Hosting provided by SoundOn
2023-04-1436 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in ReviewIn this episode during the final week at Edfringe 2022, we hear more voices at the Fringe with Jenson Parker-Stone Producer of Game Night at Greenside talking about this late evening piece of dark comedy theatre. Then we have Katie's Tales as described by Sofia de Sanctis (production assistent). Next up is spoken word show Taste of Sweat and Sand discussed by Russ Pollard - writer and performer. Mark Saltveit creator and MC of Palindrome Fight rounds off an inspiring chat with all these creative and inspiring people that we met at Greenside. After that a chat with Karl Bevis from...
2022-08-2346 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in ReviewIn this episode we create space to hear a few of the women at the fringe bringing work to the Edinburgh Fringe. Phoebe Averdieck discusses her new theatre piece Hard Shoulder. Joan Kane from Ego Actus explores some very personal solo theatre, Almost 13. Amanda Ladd is the perfomer in The Azure Sky in Oz, Yellow and Special in the Free Fringe. She talks about the three pieces written by William Leavengood. Savannah Aquah explores I Don't Feel Anything, which is a piece about fear of feeling. Madaleine Gordon lifts the lid on "dark comedy musical experience", Spit Me Out.
2022-08-2037 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in ReviewDaniel Wishes and Seri Yanai talk about creating literally hundreds of puppets for Space Hippo. Achim Wieland and Marios Ioannou reveal the creative process behind the controversial theatre piece Tea Ceremony. C. Neil Parsons and Greg Jukes take us through the musical success that is Fruit Flies Like a Banana.  Peter Vickers created solo show ZAV transposed from his own personal journey. With just about the only Berkoff at the Fringe, Steven Smith discusses already acclaimed Dog-Actor. Highly reviewed theatre piece Heroin to Hero at Army at the Fringe is discussed with actor Tony McGeever. At the venue press launch we...
2022-08-181h 02The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in ReviewIn this special episode at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022, we take a deeper dive into the "big four" in the context of an arts festival potentially collapsing under its own weight. Yet still thr fires of artisic passion and creativity burn admidst the fringe deluge. Oh yes, and then there was Covid and a dawning realisation that current models are no longer sustainable. The fringe P.T Barnum and legend, Guy Masterson. The career actor David Calvitto. The solo show performer, Kylie Vincent. The producer, Daniel Llewelyn-Jones, and the writer Nick Hennigan. There are threads that join them together, yet there...
2022-08-131h 45The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in ReviewIn a full-to bursting second podcast at this year's Edinburgh Fringe, Paul Levy ponders the 'great return' and then chata with James Johnson and Sharon Em on Cynically Dead, comedian, Henry Churniavski on With all Jew respect, solo performer Larry Tish on his autobiographical piece Trouble on Six, Katie Overstall on Nellie Bligh, magician The Great Baldini, Philip Stokes on Jesus, Mary, Mother and Me before jumping on a number 29 bus to Black Medicine Coffee.
2022-08-101h 09The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in ReviewIn our first episode based up at Edinburgh Fringe 2022, FringeReview's Jo Tomalin talks about physical theatre, the creators and cast of A Space Mystery: A Mystery in Space share their creative approach, Chris Cresswell lifts the lid on teaching clown and performance skills to the elderly, Will Jackson, at the Fringe with Conferti and interactive show Fashion Spies, discussses interactive theatre (and a lot more besides), and Paul Levy travels up on the train and tries to persuade you to see some verbatim theatre.
2022-08-0558 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 3 Episode 6Reflections at the Brighton Spiegeltent, a visit to the Rotunda and a chat with its venue co-creator - actor Ross Erikson, rounding off with Joe Angella in conversation with comedian Donal Vaughan.
2022-06-0139 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 3 Episode 5Guest interviewer Hattie Snooks talks to Cerys Evans about A Trans Fairytale while Aidan Sadler talks Bosco abd Tropicana - a queer comedy cabaret rooted in his own story. Actor Philip Willett tells us about the play Crunch, and we asli hear from Brighton Fringe's own Cameron Brown about the Fringe hub. And what is to be done about the Arts in Brighton and Hove? Two important and timely events at the Brighton Spiegeltent will dive deeper into this and other questions
2022-05-2441 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 3 Episode 4Joe Angella talks to Heather Alexander, Sam Chittenden and Sophie Methuen-Turner about thier shows at this year's Brighton Fringe. 
2022-05-211h 02The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Series 3 Episode 3Out and about at Brighton Fringe as we head into week 2. A brief look at shows at the Brighton Spiegeltent, a chat with Simon David about his show White Gay, followed by a conversation with Sarah Chiappi, director of the new Shackleton The Musical, not forgetting a deep dive over a cuppa into the co-writing world of Joseph Nixon and Brian Mitchell. A song from Clean the Musical at Fringe City and finally a plea against "amazing".
2022-05-141h 11The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 3 Episode 2It is still the first week at Brighton Fringe 2022. Reflections on arts and venue affordability and the role of Fringe in personal development. We chat to theatre makers and performers; Actor Amy Kidd and producer Sarah Mann, writer Ross Scarfield, singer (and a lot more besides) Seth Morgan,, Luke Tudball and Heather Bagnall offering their children show recommendations, and comedian Jack Harris.
2022-05-101h 04The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 3 Episode 1On the first day of Brighton Fringe 2022, we explore curiosity, attend the Sweet Venues launch and chat with a range of performance, from poetry to cabaret to improvisation and comedy. We take a look at the paper fringe programme and reflect on the continual emergence of the Arts from the pandemic. Fringe is back again.
2022-05-071h 06The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 10In this Christmas "special", we talk to producing legend Chris Grady about creative producing. Gary Sefton from Truestory Theatre reveals his latest production and continues the journey that has successfully navigated the pandemic, and Fringereview's Paul Levy ponders another year ahead.
2022-01-0241 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast Season 2 Episode 9A special edition focusing on Edinburgh Fringe venue Army at the Fringe. With reflections from Paul Levy on the nature of pop-up Fringe venues.
2021-08-2444 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 8A chat with writer and performer Tim Marriot takes us live to a quiet pub at Edfringe 2021. The Greyfriars Bobby Pub quiet? In August ??? John Feffer, in the U.S, talks about Clowntime and life as a theatre performer and a foreign policy advisor. Joanne Harstone lifts the lid on online theatre platform, Black Box Live. To round things off. FringeReview's Paul Levy considers how distraction can impact on how to watch online theatre.
2021-08-1257 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 7FringeReview's Jo Tomalin, from San Francisco, chats to Julián González & Janet Moran about Looking for America, "a story of two journeys". Jo also interviewsElliot Montgomery, Artistic Director of Tie It Up Theatre about true story "I Love You, Mum – I Promise I Won't Die ". FringeReview's editor Paul Levy, reflects on the UN report on Climate CHange and considers its implications for the growth models inherent in most fringe festivals. Is it time to put on the breaks and radically re-imagine fringe?
2021-08-0938 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 6The Edinburgh Fringe 2021 is back in the physical world but continuing and enhancing it's online presence as well. We will be there both bodily and virtually and we begin our coverage with a chat with storyteller David Spillman who brings the Anterbury Tales to the Counting House. Writer Tim Fraser and actor Mike Waller from Reboot Theatre Company talk about acclaimed play Candy and both its face to face and its online versions which you can see on Zoo TV.
2021-08-0652 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 5In this special edition we talk to theatre maker and actor Rebecca Vaughan and guest reviewer Andrew Margerison about Theatre Tours International's timely revival of theatre cult classic Scaramouche Jones. Brian Mitchell then pays tribute to the late and rather great comedy writer and actor David Mounfield.
2021-07-1943 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 4Talking to JD Henshaw about Sweet Venues and Sweet Productions with its solo show production that makes way for actor Heather-Rose Andrews to step into the roles of Jekyll and Hyde. Roger Kay lifts the lid on a determined story of piloting Rialto Theatre through Covid 19, that allows award-winning The Sensemaker to come to Brighton Fringe. Elsa Couvreur shares her artistic approach to the show's creation and performance. And the unique AI-infused cult show I am Echoborg outlined by performer Marie-Helene Boyd completes this diverse and packed Episode, but not before we've chatted to Penny Cole about The Road Ahead...
2021-06-121h 11The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 3In this episode, we chat to Emma Dears about the biography musical Judy and Liza which follows the lives in music of Judy Garland and her daughter Liza Minelli, and to Gary Jones about Something about Simon: The Paul Simon Story. Anton Binder and film animator Sally Andersen talk about magic-themed show, the Secrets of Jack Roulette. Podcast host Paul Levy visits the Warren, a venue hub at Brighton Fringe and reflects on venues that share risk with theatre makers
2021-06-0653 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 2These are the voices of the Fringe, the artists themselves in conversation with Paul Levy at Brighton Fringe 2021. Mark Stratford, Steve Goodie, Arathi Suresh, Dave Cawner, Richard Filby and Charmian Hughes do not disappoint.
2021-05-311h 03The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Season 2 Episode 1In this first episode of a new season we we are out and about at Brighton Fringe 2021. We're at the Fringe launch, the Brighton Spiegeltent, reflecting on this careful emergence from a year and a bit from hell. We talk to Adrian Bristow, Matt Rudkin and magician The Great Baldini.
2021-05-2925 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 12Looking back with Ross Drury to Living Record Festival is a full bodied and bloodied reflection on the evolution of digital arts. Brighton Fringe's Julian Caddy remembers the shock and unwelcome birth of lockdown. And now the Fringe returns in June 2021, different, yet still grounded in both its heritage and a nervy, exciting future.
2021-04-0756 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 11In this Episode we dare to imagine the emergence from lockdown and see evidence of it at the Adelaide Fringe 2021. Producer and reviewer Amie Kendall gives us a flavour of a socially distanced Fringe in full swing in the physical world. Award-wining writer, producer, director and performer Joanne Hartstone (also Artistic Director of Hartstone-Kitney Productions) brings a raft of shows to her Black Box Theatre, reflects on Fringe in lockdown, the Edinburgh Fringe and the making of The Reichstag is Burning.
2021-03-1353 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 10In this bumper edition Paul Levy is joined by Ross Drury for a past midway reflection on the Living Record Festival. Eden Harbud talks about his audio piece at the festival called Breaking Up With Reality, and arts maker Paula Varjack introduces us to the new Digital Performance Network. The underlying theme for this episode is is a question: What's next for theatre and the performing arts, in the digital and physical world?
2021-02-131h 25The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 9Two contrasting interviews make up this episode. We dive deep into the craft of writing in a fascinating conversation with Simon Jenner, reviewer, playwright, writing commissioner and poet. And we hear from T D Van der Beek who talks about a piece of film brimming with a spirit of experimentation, Ram of God, which plays Living Record Festival.
2021-02-011h 08The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 8This is a bumper episode covering two flagship digital theatre and performance arts festivals - Living Record Festival and theSpaceUK Season 2. With conversations from theatre makers, comedians, film artists, writers, and multimedia art makers, this episode is a rich and deep dive into art during lockdown.
2021-01-241h 51The Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast Episode 7We continue our coverage of theSpaceUK which which brings a second season of shows from all genres via its digital platform. Written and spoken word, theatre and music, there is plenty to appreciate and enjoy during lockdown.
2021-01-1958 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 6In this Episode we continue our coverage of the Living Record Festival, focusing on writers and their contrasting creative journeys. Skye Hallam, Ella Dorman Gaic and Matthew Windham chat to FringeReview's Paul Levy and Living Record's Ross Drury.
2021-01-1255 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 5We are live at theSpaceUK Online Season 2. Paul Levy continues his reflections on online fringe during lockdown. He chats to theatre and arts makers who form part of this unique virtual event in January and February 2021. It seems that being forced online has been both a challenge but also an opportunity to develop their physical world work, not only in an online context, but also going forward, back into physical world performance when lockdown is over.
2021-01-1047 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 4We continue our coverage of exciting work at the Living Record Festival as we chat to Dan Horrigan abd Eloise Poulton who both, in contrasting ways, work in both film and theatre.
2021-01-0736 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Episode 3: Living Record FestivalWe begin our coverage of the Living Record Festival with an interview with festival founder and director Ross Drury. The Festival runs virtually from 17th January to 22nd February 2021. The festival provides a unique platform for digital arts makers.
2020-12-2929 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Christmas Episode 2020In this special episode Paul Levy talks to award-winning director and actor Guy Masterson about his live-streamed and on-demand solo performance of A Christmas Carol.
2020-12-2114 minThe Boundless Podcast
The Boundless PodcastEP32: Paul Levy, Writer, Thinker, Collusion Breaker: Digital, with its ones and zeros is turning us binaryThis is a conversation with Paul Levy. Paul is a writer, facilitator and the founder of digital publication FringeReview. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Research in Innovation Management (CENTRIM) at the University of Brighton in the UK, and co-author of several books on innovation, technology and change including Digital Inferno – a book about creating a healthy relationship with tech. In this episode, Paul explores how binary digital tech may be turning our minds binary, and why human/machine augmentation really is a bad prospect.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://ww...
2020-05-1515 minThe Fringe in Review Podcast
The Fringe in Review PodcastThe Fringe in Review Podcast: Exploring NarcissismIn this  Fringe in Review Podcast we are at the Edinburgh Fringe 2019.  Co-hosted by Writer Paul Levy and theatre maker and standup poet Gavin Robertson, we attempt to explore what narcissism is all about in our modern world, in fringe theatre, performance and the realm of creativity in society. Guests included Brett Johnsonm, Diana Dinerman, Jo Tomalin, Gavin Lind and Lewis Schaffer.
2019-09-0729 minKCAA: Imus in the Morning
KCAA: Imus in the MorningEpisode 43 Jasmine Langdon (August 2018)Our July guest is your WIC host Jasmine! Surprise! Jasmine attempts to do something unique and interview herself in this 32-minute episode! Like Jasmine on Facebook www.facebook.com/JasmineLangdon38/ Buy tickets to Sunday Stories with Elisa Cristallo (Jasmine is on 8th September) https://sydneyfringe.com/buy-tickets/?e=MTU2Mzk Like Women In Comedy The Podcast on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/womenincomedythepodcast Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/wicpodcastoz See Thao at Edinburgh Fringe this month. Here's a review of her FREE show http://fringereview.co.uk/review/edinburgh-fringe/2018/appropriately-inappropriate/ Find us on Itunes, subscribe and give us...
2018-08-1232 minNicole Lemaster - Inner Awakening Podcast 2018
Nicole Lemaster - Inner Awakening Podcast 2018Naomi Grossman, actor - Pepper on American Horror Story sharing with Nicole Lemaster“Just think about the end goal, not necessarily how your going to get there, sometimes you’ll get there in the most unexpected ways” - Naomi talking about her path and consciousness. Naomi Grossman holds the distinguished honor of playing the first crossover character, the fan-favorite, “Pepper” on FX’s American Horror Story: Asylum & Freak Show. She was also named one of IMDb's "Top 10 Breakout Stars" of 2014. Naomi prides herself on having paved her own, albeit unorthodox way to mainstream success by writing, producing and starring in several hit solo shows. Her latest, Carnival Knowledge: Love, Lust, and other Human Oddities, en...
2017-03-111h 07Internet Marketing: Insider Tips and Advice for Online Marketing
Internet Marketing: Insider Tips and Advice for Online Marketing#342: The Rise and Fall of Social media MarketingToday I'm joined by Paul Levy, author, researcher and facilitator. Paul is a senior researcher at the University of Brighton, a facilitator at the Digital and Social Media Leadership Forum and founder of the arts magazine, FringeReview. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2016-05-1118 minThe Internet Marketing Podcast
The Internet Marketing Podcast#342: The Rise and Fall of Social media MarketingToday I'm joined by Paul Levy, author, researcher and facilitator. Paul is a senior researcher at the University of Brighton, a facilitator at the Digital and Social Media Leadership Forum and founder of the arts magazine, FringeReview. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2016-05-1118 minHumour Me Comedy Podcasts
Humour Me Comedy PodcastsInterview with Rachel Hirons (Humour Me Comedy Podcast)Rachel Hirons is a playwright and screenwriter who studied drama and film at Kingston University. Her play 'When Women Wee' enjoyed a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Festival in 2011 and at Soho Theatre in May 2012, receiving rave reviews. Rachel's second play 'A Guide To Second Date Sex' sold out at the Edinburgh Festival in 2012 and transferred to another sell-out run at Soho theatre in London during March 2013. Rachel's screenplay adaptation of the play 'When Women Wee' into her debut feature film 'Powder Room' has been commissioned by Damian Jones Films and stars Sheridan Smith, Jaime Winstone, Oona Chaplin and Kate...
2013-07-2433 min