Sunday Arts Magazine

Acclaimed performer, writer and video-maker, also graduate of NIDA’s post-graduate playwriting program; meet Hannah Malarski. Hannah is special guest on this exciting episode of Sunday Arts Magazine. From a painfully shy primary school child, Hannah started drama classes at a young age and performed in front of the school class in Grade Seven. By this time she had gained confidence and studied Theatre and Playwriting in Sydney. She is now very talented within the wider arts culture.

Hear about Hannah’s background and how she has become who she is today. Learn all about her action-packed show: BIG DYKE ENERGY. What is the show about? What is Hannah’s message?

BIG DYKE ENERGY will be staging at Club Voltaire in North Melbourne from 15th – 20th April as part of the 2024 Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Visit: https://www.hannahmalarski.com

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Well, meet Melbourne-based, multi-award-winning Geraldine Quinn on this spectacular episode of Sunday Arts Magazine.

Geraldine was born in Wagga Wagga, N.S.W and moved to Melbourne with her family at an early age.

Learn all about this inspirational comedian, singer-songwriter, actor and guitarist, who is Geraldine Quinn. Hear about Geraldine’s background throughout this intriguing episode. Find out whether comedy is Geraldine’s main love out of her extensive range of talents.

Geraldine is currently staging THE PASSION OF SAINT NICHOLAS at The Malthouse Theatre, Southbank in Melbourne, as part of the International Comedy Festival. What is this show about? Could it be a sad show? Tune into this powerful podcast and learn all about how cleverly Geraldine has put this brilliant show together.

THE PASSION OF SAINT NICHOLAS is currently performing at the Malthouse until 7th April.

For further information, visit: https://www.geraldinequinn.com

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In a thrilling episode of Sunday Arts Magazine, meet special guest the highly skilled and award-winning actor, Ilai Swindells. Ilai grew up in Queensland, Australia.

“I’ve been acting like I know what I am talking about for a long time.”(Ilai Swindells on Sunday Arts Magazine, 31st March 2024) This delightful comment comes from Ilai, who dreamed of becoming an actor when he was very young and now he is living that dream. He wanted to become a renowned actor like Robyn Williams or Whoopi Goldberg.

Find out how it all began for Ilai and how he announced his dream, and determination to accomplish it, to his family.

Learn all about his thought provoking play DUCK DUCK GOOSE: who wrote it and what the play is about. How many times has the play been staged? Find out where Timothy Wynn, producer, and most of the creators are based. Why wasn”t the play staged in Queensland? Does DUCK DUCK GOOSE centralise on the common victim-perpetrator scenario, or something entirely different? All is revealed within this intriguing interview. Could this play fall into the category of a memory play? Who is Chris Quinn and what is his role?

Ilai played more than one role in DUCK DUCK GOOSE. How many roles did Ilai play? Also, find out how often Ilai auditioned for this play.

DUCK DUCK GOOSE is staging from 3rd – 13th April at Theatre Works, St Kilda in Melbourne.

Visit: https://www.resumes.actorsaccess.com/ilai-swindells Learn about Ilai”s exciting and extensive background in acting.

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Meet Ashley Taylor Tickell, special guest on this incredible episode of Sunday Arts Magazine.

Ashley is the Producer and Associate Director of THE GRINNING MAN which will be performing at the Alex Theatre in St Kilda later in April.

Learn about Ashley’s passion for building a show from the ground up. Hear about this dark and stunning musical, and what the play is based on.

THE GRINNING MAN starts 25th April at the Alex Theatre, and runs until 19th May.

Visit: http://www.alextheatre.au/thegrinningman

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An amazing Sunday Arts Magazine when the team speak with special guest, Daniel Jack Lyons.

Daniel is an American photographer from New York. His anthropological eye focuses mainly on marginalized and queer youth.

In this episode, he talks about his photography which he entered in QUEER PHOTO 24.

Hear about his work, his portrait photography in his new work LIKE A RIVER.

For more about this amazing photographer and PHOTO 24 visit: https://www.midsumma.org.au/whats-on/events/queer-photo-talk-daniel-jack-lyons-usa

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For Opera lovers and all interested others, this is a not to be missed inspirational Sunday Arts Magazine.

David and Neil speak to Dr Jane Hammond(pianist, Music Director and Composer)) and Theresa Borg(libretto)about the recently announced second development workshop of a new Australian opera. This new opera is an adaptation of Helen Garner’s(iconic Australian author) beloved 2008 novel, THE SPARE ROOM.

This podcast provides a wealth of information about the making of the opera, THE SPARE ROOM.

How did Jane and Theresa meet, and when?

Much more information on this very interesting subject can be sourced by visiting: https://www.monstroustheatre.com.au

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are advised that the following podcast contains names of people who have died.

A captivating Sunday Arts Magazine where the team chat with award-winning special guest, Tom Mosby.

Tom Mosby, CEO Koorie Heritage Trust, chats with David and Neil about the “Forever I Live” exhibition. This exhibition is currently on display at the Birrarung Building, Federation Square in Melbourne. Find out more about Tom and the Koorie Heritage Trust. It is all in this podcast.

The ” Forever I Live” exhibition is a retrospective exhibition of artworks by the late Gunditjmara Yorta Yorta and Barkindji artist Josh Muir. “The exhibition highlights the strength of Josh’s art and the important contribution he has made to First Peoples art and culture in South East Australia, and contemporary art nationally and internationalloy. The art reflects Josh’s ongoing artistic legacy. Josh himself is immortalized through his art.(Koori Heritage Trust, 2024)

Listen to this informative podcast which reveals what this exhibition actually showcases.

The exhibition is on display until 14th July. Admission is free, making this exhibition an absolute must.

Visit https://www.koorieheritagetrust.com.au/whats-on/exhibitions/jxsh-mvir-forever-i-live

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A show with a difference, Sunday Arts Magazine welcomes Special guest Yasmin Kassim to talk comedy. Perth born, neighbours star, Yasmin chats to David and Neil about the movie: TikTok-inspired “A Horror Croc Story”.

From an Indian background, Yasmin Kassim is Perth-born and has played roles in series including Joe Vs Carol, Dive Club, and Neighbours. She has had a passion for acting, singing and dancing from six years of age. There is much more to learn about Yasmin contained in this podcast. It’s a must for anybody interested in the Melbourne Internatioal Comedy Festival as well as popular rock stars.

Find out which rock tour Yasmin was asked to be a part of, which country she was in at the time, and, most of all, who invited her.

A Horror Croc Story” is Playing at the Trades Hall from 6th to 21st April as part of the Melbourne Comedy Festival

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An inspiring Sunday Arts Magazine; really a must for any school student whom is passionate about Art. Also an intriguing episode for anyone who is passionate about the arts generally.

Today David and Neil speak with three Year 12 Art students: Ashton Woods, Jorja Kavellaris and Elliot Broome.

Hear each student talk about their interest in Art as a subject. Hear about how each student found out about, and participated in, Top Arts.

For three decades, Top Arts has been a popular annual exhibition that provides a platform for final year secondary school students to showcase their talent, passion and ingenuity. Top Arts features the exceptional works from Year 12 students who have completed VCE study. The Top Arts 2024 exhibition is currently on display at the National Gallery of Victoria: Ian Potter Centre at Federation Square in Melbourne. The exhibition runs until 14th July, free entry, and is really a must see.

Visit: https://ngv.vic.gov.au

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Such an intriguing Sunday Arts Magazine. Return guest, multi-award winning author and artist, Maree Coote, chats with the team about her latest book “The Independent Pea”.

Hear about Maree’s background and the founding of the beautiful Melbournestyle store, design studio and Gallery. Also learn about Maree’s art and books; “Daughters of Melbourne”, “Azaria”, “Letters for Lunch” just to mention a few.

Find out about Maree’s latest book: “The Independent Pea”. What is the message portrayed in “The Independent Pea”? What is the book telling the audience about life? All is revealed in this exciting, not to be missed, interview.

Visit: https://www.melbournestyle.com.au

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