Listen to poet, actor, cartoonist and of course comedian, Phill Jupitus, chat to us about overcoming rejection early on in his career, his altar ego Porky the Poet and the power of comedy to change absolutely nothing at all whatsoever. 

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Phill Jupitus ‘Society has become less tolerant’

In GBA 215 we get better acquainted with Cameryn Moore.  She talks about her shows Phone Whore, Smut Slam Caberet and Slut (R)evolution, the ethics around making art about difficult subjects; responsibility, accountability and authenticity, balancing doing phone sex work and being a touring artist, fat acceptance, authentic sexuality, "bigot comedy bingo" and more. 

Cameryn plugs:

Phone Whore and Slut (r)evolution at the Buxton Fringe: http://www.buxtonfringe.org.uk/descriptions2015.html
Phone Whore at the Manchester Fringe: http://www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk/
Dundee - Phone Whore: http://www.camerynmoore.com/current-tour/
Phone Wore, Slut (R)evolution and  Smut Slam Caberet at the Edinburgh Fringe: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/phone-whore-a-one-act-play-with-frequent-interruptions
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/slut-r-evolution-no-one-gets-there-overnight
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/smut-slam-cabaret-where-sexy-and-storytelling-collide

Website:  http://www.camerynmoore.com/

I plug:

GBA and SUT in Edinburgh: http://www.facebook.com/events/1378858509079820/
http://www.facebook.com/events/1446178112341943/
http://www.facebook.com/events/1554323898168649/

We mention:

Adrian: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/gba-162-adrian
Stand Up Tragedy: http://www.standuptragedy.co.uk/
Spark London: http://sparklondon.com/
Natural Born Storytellers: http://www.naturalbornstorytellers.com/
Smut Stand: http://www.camerynmoore.com/sidewalk-smut/
Heather McAllister: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heather_MacAllister_(activist)

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GBA 215 Cameryn Moore

Hour 2 of Salford Scene: written, researched and presented by Teresa McMahon and co-presented by Jake Oh - In hour 2 we talk to Kate Marlow who is the crater of Knock Knock, a hard-hitting play about austerity Britain and the reality of how it affects real people. We are interviewing Kate as part of Salford Scene's celebration of the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival which is on all throughout July with Salford's very own Kings Arms being the key venue. 

Salford Scene on Salford City Radio 94.4fm (hour 2)

Kristy Stott talks to Cameryn Moore (Phone Whore) and Michelle Ashton (The Stars are Made of Concrete) ahead of their shows opening at Greater Manchester Theatre Festival.
A good natter about intimate theatre spaces, sex chat lines and Manchester...

Greater Manchester Fringe Festival

This Guitar Has Had Far Too Much To Drink

Mrs Mertons Choice - Radio Timperley - Frank Sidebottom

FROM HEAVEN TO HELL
Saturday 1 – Monday 3 July, 7.30pm, £7.
Salford Arts Theatre, Kemsing Walk Off Liverpool St Salford M5 4BS
Two men join the Salford Pals in the First World War and form an unlikely friendship. Before they head off to war they experience fun, laughter and love. The story contrasts life at the front and experiences in the 1916 Battle of the Somme with the women left behind in Salford. The Story not only focuses on the men fighting, but on the relationships between them and the women left behind and the women's viewpoints and struggles as they adjust to life without their partners.  
The play is based on true events and is dedicated to the 24 officers and 650 men from the 1st Salford Pals who fought at the battle of the Somme. Within 30 minutes 21 officers and 449 men became casualties.
A percentage of all tickets sales will be donated to the British Legion charity.
Photograph by Shay Rowan.
Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Danny Clifford, Sue Jenkins and Rosie Fleeshman SCR part 3 - 11:04:2017 17.45

The theme tune for Rotten Apples as written by our very talented composer Greg Hulme. Download and Share!

A police station in Northern Ireland, 1989.
A copper on the edge. A bomber on the loose.
A man in the wrong place for the wrong crime.

Rotten Apples is the new stage adaptation of the one off comedy drama not seen since it aired on Channel 4 in 1989. The original script by acclaimed TV writer Niall Leonard has been adapted for the stage by equally acclaimed writer Alan Stevens. It also marks the directorial debut of Sean Mason.

WHEN:

14th July 8.30pm £5
18th July 7.30pm £6
19th July 7.30pm £6

WHERE:

The Lass O'Gowrie, 36 Charles Street, Manchester.

HOW:

www.wegottickets.com or available on the door 30 minutes before the performance begins. Performances will begin promptly!

WHY:

Rotten Apples is a part of the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival. There's shedloads to go and see (once you've seen Rotten Apples).
Website: www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk 
Twitter: @GMFringe

Danny Clifford, Sue Jenkins and Rosie Fleeshman SCR part 3 - 11:04:2017 17.45

Greater Manchester Fringe

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