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Get our latest eisode of the Theatre Thoughts Podcast now and win yourself a Double Pass to the Wharf Revue
Theatre Thoughts
January 28, 2024
In this episode of Theatre Thoughts, join host Justin Clarke as he sits down with the incredibly talented Blake Appelqvist, a Māori and Swedish artist shaking up the theatre world. From memorable roles in "Bonnie & Clyde" and "Fangirls" to the upcoming "& Juliet," Blake shares insights into their journey, the challenges of performing in different countries, and the importance of diversity on stage. Discover the magic behind "Theys at the Hayes" and gain exclusive access to the full video on Patreon for just $3/month. Get ready for a captivating conversation about the love for theatre, dream roles, and the ever-evolving dynamics of the industry.
🎤 About Blake:
Meet Blake Appelqvist, a Māori and Swedish multidisciplinary artist making waves in the theatre scene. A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts, Blake has graced stages with performances like Clyde in "Bonnie & Clyde," Harry in "Fangirls," and Sir Galahad in "Spamalot."
🎟️ Upcoming Shows:
They's at the Hayes: 19 February 2024
& Juliet: Sydney Lyric, February 2024
💬 Discussion Highlights:
Journey from "Bonnie & Clyde" to "Fangirls"
Role as Romeo in "& Juliet"
Performing in different countries
Diversity in the theatre
Insights into "Theys at the Hayes"
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What’s next on the rest of Season 3 of the Theatre Thoughts Podcast? For all our patreon subscribers, we have two (that’s right two) new patreon videos for you to watch, weeks ahead of everyone else! Don’t want to miss out? Subscribe to our patreon now for only $3/mth.
 I talk to playwright Laura Murphy about her groundbreaking musical journey. From acclaimed works like "The Lovers" and "The Dismissal" to her current project, "Zombie! The Musical," Laura shares her insights into the creative process. |  Episode 58: Blake Appelqvist Artist Chat I chat with fellow creatives, The Stage Whispers Podcast, all the way over in the Big Apple, New York City! Tune into this special episode in February. |
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Theatre Thoughts Giveaway!
Win a DOUBLE PASS to see the touring production of RENT in Brisbane or Melbourne.
Current Giveaways
Win a Double Pass to THE WHARF REVUE in Melbourne
Theatre Thoughts has five (5) double passes to give away to the Australian production of The Wharf Revue at the Arts Centre, Melbourne for Monday 12th February at 7.30pm.
For more than 20 years The Wharf Revue has delivered razor-sharp political satire to audiences in Sydney and around the country. Now it’s Melbourne’s turn!
From the creator of the smash hit The Gospel According to Paul, join Jonathan Biggins and the Revue’s Team of Rivals as they step into the spotlight with this year’s hilarious ‘Pride in Prejudice’.
Featuring a line-up of characters including Anthony Albanese, Tanya Plibersek, Jacqui Lambie, Joe Biden, Sussan Ley and Peter Dutton, and riffing off shows including Q&A, Play School, Stephen Sondheim’s Company and Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific, Pride in Prejudice is 'the quintessential take down of Australia’s most well-known pollies' (ABC).
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