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Murderous Stories From the Stage
News of the Times Episode 178 | 1850 & 1897
In today’s episode of Frightful Fridays, we look at two stories from the Victorian stage involving obsession and murder.
Our first story centres on newly widowed Martha Sharpe who imagines herself in a new life with handsome popular actor of his day, James Elphinstone.  Martha’s stalking of the famed actor turns deadly as she plots a way of making him her own...

Our second story involves the well-known William Terriss, and a small bit part actor’s obsession with him. Fame and eventually any acting work at all eludes Richard Archer Prince as he sinks lower into poverty to the point of pawning his clothes.  He is certain the cause of all his misfortunes is the famous Mr William Terriss.  With no William Terriss, people will surely recognise his talent…

Two stories of obsession and murder from the stage for today’s episode of Frightful Fridays.
Hosted by Robin Coles.

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Starting in the mid nineties, Eduardo Ottoni and James Ong were the drummer and keyboardist in the band Spygirl, a group that was founded by singer Koralee Tonack and (Music Buddy host) Jane Gowan.  The group embodied the spirit of collaboration, and the members developed a deep bond that created a safety net of creative and personal freedoms.

Over time, Eduardo and James’ focus turned from being bandmates to being business partners. Working together mostly in the context of festival production, they became trusted and much-loved members of the arts and cultural community in Vancouver, BC. Their understanding of each others' work styles, and their ability to play to each others’ strengths grew over time, and in 2020, they co-founded Event Lab, a live event production company with a focus on sustainability, community, inclusivity and economic viability. Their client list includes The Vancouver Jazz Festival, The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Pride, The City of Burnaby Deer Lake Concerts, the Vancouver Chamber Choir, The Elektra Women’s Choir, Push Performing Arts, Cellar Jazz, the West Vancouver Community Arts council, and the Coalition for Music Education in BC, to name just a few. 

Eduardo and James have gracefully turned a creative and joyous musical relationship into a thriving and lucrative business partnership. Their story is one of friendship, shared values, trust, and hard work. 

Enjoy this conversation with three old friends as they simultaneously celebrate the past, present, and future. 

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Of all the things that keep adults from achieving their goals with getting paid to speak, is fear. It holds them back. It might be the fear that they won't succeed, that others will laugh at them, that they won't be accepted or that they might fail. Many of us heard the message over and over, "You're not good enough," and many are allowing that endless tape to play over and over, especially when we feel that others didn't like what we had to offer.

Doug Foresta is a therapist and podcasting coach and someone I've included in my inner circle for years. I've invited him in to speak to groups I've been a part of and we worked together for workforce development groups nationally. I had an opportunity to be featured as a guest on Doug's radio show and we discussed, not only what's inside my book, but the things like fear that hold people back from bringing their gifts to the world.

When you are presenting something that ignites the passion in you, everything changes. The topic is delivered effectively, the audience is receptive and you as a speaker feel so complete and aligned with yourself and your message. So figure out what your message is and start putting it together to change the lives of others. This recording is the property of Bill Corbett and the GET PAID TO SPEAK PODCAST, copyright 2023. All rights reserved.

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Wayne Stewart is a Musician, Actor, Emcee, Stage Manager, and much more.  He can work up a crowd like nobody's business, and compose a montuno in minutes. In this episode, Wayne reveals how to get a  jazz audience to chill and chuckle, what Wynton Marsalis taught him about mic-ing a band, and how a toxic social climate permeated the lives of so many jazz legends.  He also talks about the thrill of working with Tim Burton,  and divulges the secret to salsa dancing.

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Music samples in this episode: 

• "Say Dr. J." (Curio, live at the Cottage Bistro, 2009)
• “Pages From the Diary of Dreams” (New Orchestra Workshop, 1987)
• "Willow Weep for Me" (Art Tatum, 1949)
• “Where Did Those Stars Come From” (Spygirl, 2007)
• “Monk’s Dream” (Curio, live at the Cottage Bistro, 2009)
• “Passion Dance” (McCoy Tyner, 1967)
• “Strange Fruit” (Billie Holiday & Tony Scott and His Orchestra, 1956) 
• “Sweet Dreams” (Patsy Cline, 1963)
• “Dance Mania” (Tito Puente and his Orchestra, 1958)
• “For Myles” (Carlos Joe Costa)

The theme song "Human Stuff" is written by Jane Gowan and Tim Vesely, and performed by Jane and Tim, with additional vocals by Steve Wright and Connie Kostiuk.

Thank you for listening!
If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the pod with a donation. Any amount helps!

MUSIC BUDDY IS:
Jane Gowan (host, producer, editor)
Tim Vesely (co-producer/co-host)

The show's theme song, "Human Stuff," is written by Jane Gowan and Tim Vesely, and performed by Jane and Tim, with additional vocals by Steve Wright and Connie Kostiuk

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Marcus Fumolo ist ein Urgestein der deutschen Musikszene und hat als Stage Manager für alle Großen des Show Business die Bühne bereitet. Hier erklärt er genau, was ein Stage Manager macht und was man mitbringen sollte, wenn man in diesem Bereich tätig sein will. Und ganz nebenbei ernten wir jede Menge hörenswerte Anekdoten aus einem reichen Leben für den Rock'n'Roll. Unten findet Ihr den Link zum besprochenen Bericht über die Tour Vorbereitungen mit Falco 1985. (https://youtu.be/mB5a8jv8bIU)

I had a wonderful conversation with my friend Jay Fortune from the UK (http://www.jayfortune.co.uk/) He’s a multitalented guy who has performed magic for a long time, created magical furniture, is a naturally funny person and creates incredible art.

We talk about his love for art, working an audience, how to deal with the unexpected, skillful improvization that takes you to places you had no clue existed and that he learned by being thrown into the fire when he did a radioshow. And also how our ego can disrupt that process of discovery.