Ergebnis für "Trust" in Unterhaltung & Darstellende Künste

By rights, Ozzy Osbourne should not be alive. He spent forty years on a hell-raising, bat-biting, ant-snorting*, drink and drug-fuelled bender. He broke his neck going two miles an hour on a quad bike and died twice in a chemically induced coma. And yet - at 62 years old - he is healthier and...

Dance Sport Trust Conversations is a podcast created to inspire and support the growth and wellbeing of the Ballroom and Latin American DanceSport community. Through deep, broad and thoughtful conversations with people from within and beyond the DanceSport world, we share experience, wisdom and perspective that can help us learn, reflect and grow together.

Issues of inheritance have splintered a family for 20 years before an enterprising sister begins a crusade for change. Playwright Claudia Allen tells this universal story with characteristic warmth and eccentric humor. Performed by a full cast starring Tyne Daly, Sharon Gless, and more.

Bloomsbury presents Shakespeare's House by Richard Schoch, read by Mike Read. '[A] page-turning story' - Laurie Maguire, Times Literary Supplement 'A terrific addition to the Shakespeare library ... eye-opening.' - Michael Billington, Country Life Richard's Schoch's compelling history of...

I swear I am not the kind of person who gets her cell phone caught in places that require an ER trip and an OBGYN. But apparently, I am. I’m also not the kind of person who spends all her time thinking about the guy who got away. But apparently, I am, too. Starting a new life in Boston isn’t supposed to include repeatedly embarrassing myself in public, meeting a crazy blond woman who has ties to the band Random Acts of Crazy, and definitely isn’t supposed to include wallowing in a past I thought I’d left behind four years ago.

Hello, Internet. I published an autobiography on Amazon. Just go buy it, thanks. Oh, yeah. I have Mandarin and English versions, and now my friend is trying to help me finish the Spanish and Japanese versions. In the future, I might have at least four language versions of my autobiography. I also sent my autobiography to my friend who works for Netflix. The guy said my book is awesome, and if I get enough views, maybe I can have my own movie. English https://a.co/d/2uryUXN Mandarin https://a.co/d/7XvttAS

Literature seeks to draw meaning from the mundane, weaving powerful narratives out of the seemingly insignificant. Fiction too has often served as a vehicle for feminist thought, by bridging the gap between theory and practice. It has made machinations of power visible, illustrated characters in shades of grey, and shown how complex, playful and fresh the world can look, when written from a feminist lens.The Third Eye’s anthology of ‘Feminist Fiction’ was originally published in text by individuals across the gender spectrum, in many different languages. As feminist tellings, these ...

At our Learning Lab, we believe that drawing upon lived experience to create narratives, is a way of exercising agency as a marginalised person whose voice is rarely heard — and rarely deemed 'creative'. The Third Eye’s 'Pocket-Sized Stories' bring you narrative discoveries made while plumbing the depths of memory, shaped by each maker's creative agency.These stories have emerged slowly, fermenting over a steady process of intensive mentoring that starts in one of our writing workshops. Staged on the ground of the everyday, they feature offbeat narrative styles, sometimes bringing you ...

Tēnā koutou kātoa! Te Pou Theatre is a Māori home for the development and presentation live theatre. Every year we hold a Kōanga Festival supporting and celebrating new Māori story telling through play workshops, live readings, premieres of new Māori theatre. This year, in the wake of COVID-19, we are presenting our sixth annual Kōanga Festival in a digital edition. Over the month of Mahuru (September), this podcast will bring you new playwrights work in recorded play readings as well as a new radio play as part of our new show Whytangi??. Check out what we're all about here: ...