Last updated on 03/08/2023. This story had a disturbing aura to it, because we in the audience got a hint that Ira Glass and his producers did not care one fragment about this poor lovesick boy who was entrapped and ruined by a good-looking cop for mere marijuana possession. Tickets can only be sold through the Southbank Centre and our authorised agents, and can't be resold. Academy Presents: Seven Things I've Learned. While "accurate news reporting" has become libeled as "Fake News" when the facts don't support the rhetoric, and that was somewhat reassuring for at least a couple hours. Glass began his career at National Public Radio at the age of 19 and never looked back. A VIP pre-show reception with Mr. Glass is included with the purchase of each full price or subscription ticket in the center orchestra section. "Listening to This American Life inspired me to work in the field.
Overview: Ira Glass's stage show '7 Things I've Learned' would have been completely delightful if he'd dropped 2 things. In addition, we will also now restrict backpacks and any oversized bags larger than 12 inches by 12 inches x 10 inches (about the size of a standard milk crate). 8:00pm- Performance Begins. Even if the stars aren't in alignment with running errands, plans B and C are the Wednesday night broadcast or to catch it on iTunes; it's usually one of the top five podcasts. Simply turn up on the day. Boxes aren't able to accommodate larger wheelchairs due to limited space. Please note all times are approximate and subject to change without notice. And while the presentation was exceptional, it was akin to a tree falling in the woods, as the crowd was reflective of the core NPR demographic; older, married and white, in essence, it was Trader Joe's on a Saturday morning. Join one of America's most compelling public radio personalities as he shares lessons from his life and career in storytelling. Lesson 1: Ira is a busy man.
Tickets resold on any third-party platforms will become invalid. You will be fearless. Under Glass's editorial direction, "This American Life", a Chicago-based radio show that is, self-admittedly, hard to define, has won the highest honors for broadcasting and journalistic excellence, including seven Peabody awards and the first Pulitzer Prize ever awarded for audio journalism. WYSO Presents Seven Things I've Learned: An Evening With Ira Glass. But there were two of the seven things I could have done without.
A drop-off point at the Royal Festival Hall (30 metres) has been created for visitors who are unable to walk from alternative car parks. Local choreographer Heather vonReichbauer fell down a rabbit hole studying Poe's correspondence while developing her narrative dance that made its debut in March. Ira Glass started working in public radio when he was 19, as an intern at National Public Radio. When we checked in with Glass a few years ago he likened his methodology to that of rule-breaking choreographer Monica Bill Barnes; that train of thought ended up with him on stage in 2014's Three Acts, Two Dancers, and One Radio.
Narrative theory, how to interview kids, how to talk normal on the radio, how to fail productively, how to go in the most efficient possible way from a dozen hours of uncut interviews to a set of quotes in an workable order and a story structure. That should be easy to do since Glass himself said at the beginning of the show he has learned more than seven things in his life. Ira Glass New York City, Kupferberg Center for the Arts, 03/11/2023. 5 million people download the weekly podcast. Children under the age of 6 are not allowed at this performance. He wrote the playbook back in the mid-90s for what a great radio storytelling can be and has continued to reinvent that playbook for nearly 30 years. Mar 7 - Mar 11, 2023. Scene One: How to Tell a Story. March 11, at 8:00 pm$30 – $75. He enjoyed poking fun at his reporting. Vehicles that do not display a Blue Badge are refused entry. Glass followed up with the teenage daughter to see if she was traumatized by her mom's words.
Tickets are $37 - $65 and are available through the Benaroya Hall Box Office, at 206. Ira Glass — creator, producer and host of This American Life — is stopping in Houston to share lessons from his life and career in storytelling. "The audience will see an intimate duet about the relationship between Edgar Allan Poe and his wife, Virginia; a heart-wrenching solo about Poe's grief; and a ghostly solo about lost love, " says vonReichbauer. Ira Glass delivers a unique talk; sharing lessons from his life and career in storytelling. To view our seating map for the Historic Academy of Music Theatre, click here. For more information on getting here by road, rail or river, see below.
Presented by Irvine Barclay Theatre. Listen Up with Ira Glass. Also: things he learned from his colleagues on Serial and S-Town. Instead he paid reporters at NPR fifty dollars to meet up for coffee and tell him what was wrong with his script. Everyone probably knows Ira Glass from his immensely popular public radio program "This American Life, " which he has hosted and produced since the mid-1990s. He's also one of the editors of the podcasts Serial and S-Town.
"This American Life" creator, Ira Glass is coming to Goshen College Saturday, June 3 at 7:30 p. m. as part of the 2022-23 Performing Arts Series. 1 FM Fridays at 8:00 pm and Saturdays at 1:00 pm or wherever you listen to podcasts. Series: 2022-23 Performing Arts Series.
How have failures and successes informed his decisions? Tickets for the Sept. 10 show are on sale now. And so, he'll humor your ridiculously long-winded attempt at a question, when a less-thoughtful guest might just blurt out, "Get to the point already, Cohen! Restricted items include, but are not limited to, Alcohol, Cameras, Glass Bottles, and Weapons of any kind. Glass launched weekly public radio program This American Life in 1995. In 1999, the American Journalism Review declared that This American Life was "in the vanguard of a journalistic revolution" and since then, a generation of podcasts and radio shows have sprung up — Radiolab, Invisibilia, StartUp, Reply All, Love + Radio, Heavyweight — building on the style of narrative journalism championed by Glass and his staff. 2 million listeners on more than 500 public radio stations, with another 2. There is a strong possibility, that he is the only one who knows how to change the toner in the office copy machine, but that's only a conjecture. It's like a law of nature, a law of aerodynamics, that anything that's written or anything that's created wants to be mediocre. KEEP THE HOUSTON PRESS FREE... During the Q&A – the passion people have for the show was evident with one guy asking for an internship – to a gal asking for a selfie – to another sharing how the show changed her life.
It's really, really hard. For more information or to purchase tickets to this performance, contact our Box Office at (434) 846-8499. Limited availability. We won't see any dancers on stage with Glass this time around — just a behind-the-scenes look at how he arranges monologues, interviews and recorded events to choreograph his Peabody Award-winning show — but early birds will be able to catch excerpts from a dance inspired by another master storyteller, Edgar Allan Poe. Glass had labored to illustrate how he and his TAL staff, research, vent and then let the facts determine the outcome of their stories. Glass is the host and creator of the extremely popular NPR show, This American Life. Glass came out on stage left, looking fit and trim in a tailored grey suit with a white shirt and his signature glasses. The Royal Festival Hall Cloakroom is now located on Level 4, Green Side, near the glass lift, and is available in the hour before performances.
Don't miss this singular opportunity to see a master at work! Franklin S. Harris Fine Arts Center, Campus Drive & Heritage Drive, Provo, UT 84604. VIP tickets are now sold out. On event days, the Royal Festival Hall building remains open until the end of the event. It says so in all the advertising for his upcoming event at Jones Hall Saturday night (May 12). Just take your badge and car park ticket to the parking attendant office at the entrance to the car park for validation before you leave. In this unique live talk, Glass uses a mix of audio clips, music, and video to pull back the curtain on his process, life, and career as one of America's foremost storytellers.