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The Legal Aliens Podcast80 - Use Code “LegalAliens” For 10% Off On Our OnlyFansThankfully the recent ice storm that swept the nation didn't knock out power for the crew to bash out a podcast for the masses. This week, the lads discuss what being high school seniors were like 10 years ago, El Chiken Nuggit continues his push of our fake Feet Finder accounts, why buying an electric Chinese truck may be the next purchase going towards the podcast business account, and more!Follow The Legal Aliens on our platforms:Twitch - twitch.tv/thelegalaliensYouTube - The Legal AliensTwitter - @legalalienspod...2023-02-252h 42
Anybody Everybody TottenhamDreaming of a Theatre for Haringey - Lara, Legal AliensToday is International Migrant Day - what a perfect release date for my conversation with Lara Parmiani from the theatre company Legal Aliens who are working right here in Tottenham with migrants and refugees. I really like the thinking behind the workshops for migrants to empower them to use their presence and voice. I also appreciate how self reflective and critical Lara is about their first efforts. LegalAliens Insta https://www.instagram.com/legalalienstheatre/Legal Aliens Twitter https://twitter.com/LegalAliensITCLegal Aliens Website https://www.legalalienstheatre.com/Haringey Welcome Twitter https://twitter.com/H...2022-12-1832 min
Space ChatsSeason 3, Episode 2 - Inyoung Lee (Surviving Strangers)Artistic Director, Adam Hemming, chats to Inyoung Lee (The ActorTects), writer and performer of the upcoming show Surviving Strangers.
We discuss the culture of stereotypes, the impact of movies, and the loneliness while being trapped in a foreign country during the pandemic, in advance of the run of Surviving Strangers at the Space (playing 17th -20th November, including a livestream on the 18th and on demand access for two weeks after that).
A: How do you say thank you in Korean?
E: 고마워. (Gomawo)
A: Then…. How do you say I love you...2022-11-0919 min
Artists | Ideas | Now - Egypt and the Climate CrisisMiray Sidhom – ProtestMiray Sidhom is an Egyptian-born writer, theatre-maker and performer.
Her practice combines elements of film, soundscapes, poetry and movement to create socially engaged, thought-provoking performances. She produces work that confronts social issues whilst celebrating duality and her cross-cultural experience.
Miray‘s writing has been featured in LegalAliens’ audio series Things I Am Not, and the Black Gold Arts Zine.
Her debut solo show THE BREAD WE BREAK explored Egypt’s suppressed history of political uprisings, and is currently short-listed for ‘Best Performance’ at The Manchester Culture Awards. Miray is a founding member of experimental theatre...2022-11-0518 min
Things I Am NotBonus Episode 05: Theatre and migrations - A conversation with Roxana SilbertLegalAliens’ Lara Parmiani, Becka McFadden and Emmanuela Lia, creator of Things I Am Not, sit for a chat with Roxana Silbert, Artistic Director of Hampstead Theatre.Roxana is one of very few women born outside the UK who currently hold leadership roles at producing theatres with their own buildings. We discuss how her childhood journey from Argentina to England led her to a career in theatre, why international accents are still taboo on British stages, Brexit, and the challenges of producing innovative, ‘outsider’ theatre. Roxana Silbert is the Artistic Director of Hampstead Theatre. She has prev...2021-07-2636 min
Things I Am NotBonus Episode 4: From Refugee to VIP: Zrinka Bralo in conversation with Yasmeen Ghrawi and Lanna JoffreyTheatre doesn’t exist in a vacuum and the attitudes, cliches, and prejudices we see on stage and in creative practices simply mirror our society. In this episode, we invite back two Things I Am Not artists - Yasmeen Ghrawi and Lanna Joffrey - for a conversation with Zrinka Bralo, CEO of Migrants Organise. Topics include attitudes towards refugee women, the difference between solidarity and charity, and the need to create space in society and the arts for mutual listening#bonusepisode #refugeewomen #migrantsorganise #solidarity #refugeeswelcome Zrinka Bralo was born in Bos...2021-07-1258 min
Things I Am NotBonus Episode 03: Let’s look at dance - A Conversation with Tamara RojoLegalAliens’ Lara Parmiani and Becka McFadden sit down for a chat with Tamara Rojo, artistic director of the English National Ballet. We ask how migration and artistry intersect in a field dominated by the expressivity and technical ability of the dancing body. What acts of translation might still be necessary? And what’s it like to lead a national company in a country you arrived to as a foreigner? This discussion is part of an interview series with migrant women in leadership positions in the UK. Tamara Rojo was born in Spain and trained as a dancer in Ma...2021-06-2930 min
Things I Am NotBonus Episode 02: Theatre and Politics - A conversation with Nastazja DomaradzkaWe Zoom in for a chat with Nastazja Domaradzka, director, theatremaker and force of nature. We ask Nastazja how her migrant experience and the theatre she grew up watching in Poland have shaped her practice today and delve into British theatre’s seeming pursuit of apoliticality. Unpicking this political allergy, we ask Nastazja to help us imagine a better and more engaged future for the work we all love. And - of course - we ask Nastazja to share some things she’s not. Follow Nastazja on Twitter @NastazjaDomGuest: Nasta...2021-06-2138 min
Things I Am NotBonus Episode 01: The Creative Team Checks In10 weeks, 10 voices, 10 stories. Now that all 10 episodes of Things I Am Not have been released, the creative team behind the podcast gets together to talk about what’s surprised us, what’s stayed with us and where we might be going next. This episode is the first in our series of bonus discussion episodes inspired by themes emerging from Episodes 1-10 of Things I Am Not. Guests: Catharina Conte, Daiva Dominyka, Emmanuela Lia, Becka McFadden & Lara ParmianiProducing Artistic Director: Lara ParmianiConcept: Emman...2021-05-3146 min
Things I Am NotWay To Becoming“When a Black African migrant woman is in a relationship with a white man, the organ on her body that society gives its highest attention to is her vagina. On the one hand, everytime me and my 'white lover' make love, I am not me and he is not him. I am Africa allowing itself to be taken by settler Europe.”Rich, complex and fearless, “Way To Becoming” by Sabrina Richmond deals with the black woman’s body as a site of pleasure and contestation. Charting the journey - physical, professional and personal - of a life...2021-05-1020 min
Things I Am NotI'm Not Into Politics“I’m not into politics / naively I used to say / not realising that everything is political or - a better way to put it - politicised.”Intense and personal, “I’m Not Into Politics” by Mai Weisz navigates an uneasy terrain of geopolitics and interpersonal relations. Shot through with love and fear, the monologue contends with divisions and the quest to overcome them in a world increasingly invested in labels and categorisation. As individuals, can we swap seemingly intractable opposition for an alternative, more liminal space full of possibilities? Could London be a place that makes t...2021-05-0314 min
Things I Am NotI'm Not Ok“I miss my mom. I can’t sleep. I can feel my tears running down my cheeks.The English sentence I speak most frequently is ‘I’m sorry’. But you know what? I’m not sorry.It’s not my fault.”As migrant women, how often do we feel forced to pretend that we are fine when we are actually hurting inside?Inyoung Lee’s moving and ironic piece is both a quiet explosion of anger and a love letter to a country that, like a duplicitous lover, has first ent...2021-04-2612 min
Things I Am NotStrategy of Rupture“This is the ultimate act of compassion and our bravest encounter. To be and bear witness to our being.” Yasmeen’s monologue isn’t for the faint-hearted. Her raw, honest, and fierce prose evokes a painful and shocking journey - real and metaphorical - into the darkness and beyond. A young woman’s encounter with the violence of war, and a refugee’s encounter with daily stupidity, xenophobia and bigotry, in search of a place to breathe. ***TRIGGER WARNING: Contains noise of explosions, bombing and sexual references.2021-04-1914 min
Things I Am NotShapeshifting“Somebody once told me people who migrate are like tortoises, struggling under the weight of that home they take with them everywhere they move to. I’m not sure it’s right. I think we leave bits of home along the way, we shed them like skin, scatter them and in the end, we just have a skeleton left. Bones. Random bits, mixed with new bits we have picked en route without noticing. And one of those bits we shed is words.”Language shapes us from the moment we’re born, offering us concepts and tools...2021-04-1215 min
Things I Am NotUncensored“Apologising is an excellent survival strategy on this side of the ocean. You can do anything you want, say sorry, and you’ll be okay. Starting wars in distant nations, stealing Islands on the Argentinian coast, financing slave plantations in the Caribbean, just say sorry and guess what? Consequences? You don’t have to live with them.”A series of disastrous “romantic” encounters offer insights into the way migrant women’s bodies are exoticised, sexualised and even targeted as easy prey by random passersby. How do relationships and power dynamics between countries and cultures shape our resp...2021-04-0512 min
Things I Am NotBoth/And“My relationship must be articulated through official language. My relationship must exist in an officially recognised structure. My feelings on these matters, like the private nature of my photos, my phone records, are irrelevant.” What happens when the third person in your relationship is UK Borders and Immigration? In “Both/And,” Becka McFadden addresses the disconnect between the complex nuances of identity and relationships and bureaucracy's blunt instruments. Ironic, moving and witty, this story asks if it’s possible to make space for “both/and” in a world designed for “either/or.” Find out more about Becka here2021-03-2912 min
Things I Am NotThe Other“I am a dichotomy / In botany that means a branch splitting into two equal parts / I hold memories of being whole.” In this spoken-word piece, Egyptian-born Miray Sidhom contemplates a life between two countries, two languages and two cultures. Does migrating as a child mean she’s destined to always be “other”? Poetic and thought-provoking, “The Other” asks where home is, and maybe even starts to build one. Find out more about Miray here Has this story made you think, smile, cry or even smirk? Please send us your responses.2021-03-2207 min
Things I Am NotHow“How strange/horrific to flee to the country that caused you to flee in the first place.” A casual dinner party question catalyses Lanna Joffrey’s exploration of how her personal history intersects with Iran’s. How is she here? The reply may not be the answer you’re expecting. Bold, witty, heartbreaking and raw, “How” is an unmissable piece about longing and loss. Find out more about Lanna here Written and performed by: Lanna JoffreyProducing Artistic Director: Lara ParmianiConcept: Emmanuela Lia2021-03-1514 min
Things I Am NotThings I Am NotThings I am Not is the monologue that inspired our series and gave it its name. Written by Emmanuela Lia during the first pandemic lockdown in the spring of 2020, it is an ironic, gentle, heartfelt invitation to listen to the narrator as a woman with a unique and complex story, not just someone with a foreign accent. Find out more about Emmanuela here.Has this story made you think, smile, cry or even smirk? Please send us your responses. Over the coming weeks and months, our interactive website will gradually morph into a digital gallery fe...2021-03-0809 min
Things I Am NotIntroducing Things I Am NotWhat is the new LegalAliens project Things I Am Not? Go behind the scenes with its creators.2021-02-2211 min
Bearer of weird News43 - (@mattharveystuff, @martylolzshow, @shamycunningham, @andycurtain, @wilsylvince, @aureliastclair)Night two of MICF '18 live shows.
Hosts:
Matt Harvey - https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/war-of-the-words
Marty Atta - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63JBs_B98w4
Guests:
Amy Cunningham - https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/eat-the-teeth
Aurelia St Clair - https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/neapolitan
https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/the-breast-of-the-fest
Andy Curtain & Wil Sylvince - https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/legal-aliens-wil-sylvince-andy-curtain
#MattHarveyStuff #Warofthewords #MartyAtta #TAS #AndyCurtain #WilSylvince #AmyCunningham #AureliaStClair #Neapolitan #TheBreastofthefest #Eattheteeth #LegalAliens #Melbourne...2018-04-0956 min
Legal Aliens PodcastEpisode 67 - Krista dröm bröllop sponsras av IKEAI denna episod, Krista berättar om sin kärlek till Alexander Skarsgård och hennes perfekt bröllop i heliga gångarna av IKEA. Vi diskuterar också ologiska och sjuka genomtänkt Legall Aliens fäste konkurrens.
Den rättsliga Aliens podcast är skriven och presenteras av Ben Kent, Richard Simons och Krista Ristinen, och produceras och redigeras av Ben Kent.
Berättarröst från Peter Baker.
Den juridiska Aliens Theme Tune skrevs och utförs av Neil knapp
Annan musik i detta är programmet tillhandahålls av - Mevio s musik Alley & FreeStockMusic.com.
Vill du vara med i det roliga...2013-03-2557 min