The Bacchanal

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Pastel Supernova is the podcast’s first guest from the wickedly wild world of burlesque. Here’s your opportunity to learn what makes her company, Love Letters Cabaret, different from other burlesque you may have seen around town. The only thing more provocative than the true story of the day of her first burlesque show is her description of what you can expect if you’re in the audience for The Bacchanal.

It’s probably going to be a while before I find a guest with a cooler name, eh?

Posted on October 21st, 2012.
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Delicacy

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Much like her plays, conversations with Kat Sandler inspire reflection, prompt action, and evoke laughter. Theatre Brouhaha‘s next production, Delicacy, promises to continue the company tradition of deliciously dark comedies.

Here’s hoping the episode is as fun to listen to as it was to record.

Posted on October 14th, 2012.
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The 2012 De Colores Festival of New Works

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Marilo Nuñez, the podcast’s first guest, has some great stories to tell and inspirational words to share as she talks about Alameda Theatre Company and this year’s De Colores Festival of New Works.

It was a treat to chat with Marilo and you’ll definitely want to know more about her theatre company after hearing this. Spread the word!

Posted on October 5th, 2012.
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What’s All This, Then?

WalkLeft, the Podcast is a Toronto-focussed performing arts program.

Its aim is to provide an avenue for arts creators to talk about their process and to promote their work. Third-party previews and press releases communicate the facts about a production, but a preview interview is more like World Wide Word-of-mouth. The podcast’s host, Marty Chodorek, is an arts ‘wingman’, introducing the people and the project to potential audience members.

If you’re creating something for patrons of the arts or fellow performing artists, all you have to do is tell Marty about it in a casual, conversational setting. He’ll then use the magic of the internet to let everyone listen in at their convenience.

More about Marty

Toronto born-and-bred, Marty Chodorek is a graduate of Ryerson Theatre School. Over the last decade, he has worked as an actor, director, stage manager, sound designer, and producer. He is a founding member of Toronto’s geekiest theatre company, Monkeyman Productions, and served as that organization’s artistic director for two years.

Posted on September 27th, 2012.
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