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Hinterviews
by Canada's National Arts CentreA series of interviews by Peter Hinton, Artistic Director of English Theatre at Canada's National Arts Centre in Ottawa
Copyright: Canada's National Arts Centre
Episodes
Patricia Hamilton
36m · PublishedCelebrity Speakers: Jackie Maxwell
24m · PublishedBuried Child
28m · PublishedCelebrity Speakers: Paul Gross (repeat)
1h 0m · PublishedTo mark the second anniversary of the NAC's Celebrity Speakers series, here is an encore presentation of the inaugural edition with very special guest, Paul Gross and host, Laurie Brown.
Known foremost as an actor, Canadian Paul Gross is also a writer, producer and director. His portrayal of Constable Benton Fraser on Due South, a drama series he co-wrote and executive produced, won international acclaim. His directorial debut, Men with Brooms, broke Canadian box office records. Paul was the recipient of a Golden Nymph Award for Best Lead Actor at the Monte Carlo Television Festival for his role in H2O, a Whizbang mini-series that he also co-wrote and executive produced. For his portrayal of Geoffrey Tenant in the critically acclaimed series Slings & Arrows, Paul recently picked up his fourth Gemini Award. He portrayed Romeo and garnered a Dora Award, and a career highlight was playing Hamlet to record-breaking audiences at the Stratford Festival in 2000. Paul served as Playwright-in-residence at Stratford and the National Arts Centre and has won numerous playwriting and screenwriting awards. Currently Paul Gross is producing the sequel to H2O, Trojan Horse which he also co-wrote and will star in. He is also preparing to direct Passchendaele, a feature film script which he penned to pay tribute to the sacrifice made by Canadian Soldiers in the World War I
Celebrity Speakers: Peter Hinton
59m · PublishedLeah Cherniak
30m · PublishedHappy Days
13m · PublishedAlison Lawrence
41m · PublishedRick Chafe
43m · PublishedPeter Hinton is in conversation with Rick Chafe on the subject of his play, Shakespeare's Dog.
Hooker is a dog with a gift for sniffing out "soul". When his master, the young William Shakespeare, becomes entangled in domestic difficulties and possibly a crime, he quickly understands it’s up to him to ensure that the playwright follows his fortune to the London stage. A tour de force of inventive wit, Shakespeare’s Dog features a kennel’s-worth of unforgettable characters, both canine and human. A gritty, growling look at the life and influences of the greatest playwright in the English language.
Yvette Nolan
36m · PublishedPeter Hinton in conversation with Yvette Nolann
Shakespeare’s tale of Julius Caesar is unearthed … this time on native ground. "We struggle to find some kind of self-government, to achieve some kind of self-determination, we’re working with very flawed systems and very flawed tools and that’s a hard thing. I guess that’s why this story is so fascinating to us, because if we can work it out in this play then maybe we can work it out in our lives too." — Yvette Nolan
Hinterviews has 60 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 40:33:14. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on August 7th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on March 21st, 2024 01:42.