Títulos en Artes escénicas

Rocko Schamoni und Gereon Klug sind auf einer endlosen Tour. Die Tage der großen Bühnen sind längst vorbei - deshalb führt sie ihr Weg in billigen Mietwägen zu den Brettern der Provinz. Von Kulturzentrum zu Jugendzentrum zu düsteren Stadthallen.

Getreu dem Motto "Wo wir sind, ist vorn" widmen sich Volker Klüpfel und Michael Kobr in ihrem Audible Original Podcast "Spitzenreiter" ausschließlich den Allerbesten. Sie besprechen Personen, Dinge oder Phänomene, die auf Platz 1 stehen - manchmal aus unerfindlichen Gründen und auf den abwegigsten Hitlisten: Weltrekorde, Lebensweisen, Promis - oder auch mal das am schlechtesten verkaufte Buch in der Kategorie "Liebesromane aus Finnland".

In "Kützel & Röppen" erzählen sich Anja Rützel und Jan Köppen, was gerade schon wieder passiert ist in ihrem Leben: reichlich ulkige, überraschende, manchmal auch rührende Dinge nämlich. Ein Original Podcast wie das zufällig mitgehörte, schräg-unterhaltsame Gespräch am Nebentisch, bei dem man sich am liebsten dazu setzen würde, um keinen schrulligen Schnörkel zu verpassen. Die Journalistin und der Moderator diskutieren über Kostümpartys, Ameisenbären und japanische Performance-Kunst, über Rapperhosen und Datingshow-Mimosen.

Sex, Stachelschweine, Allmachtsfantasien, Ozeane aus Erdbeerjoghurt, das Abitur ohne Hose: Die Menschheit träumt die wildesten Sachen. Und kratzt sich nach dem Aufwachen verwundert am Kopf: Was soll das alles denn bitte bedeuten? Haben wir ein göttliches Orakel im Kopf oder leben wir nur in Neuronengewittern? Sind das Visionen oder kann das weg?

When real-life husband and wife George Burns and Gracie Allen worked together in vaudeville, George was the comic and his wife Gracie had the straight lines. They switched their roles upon discovering that Gracie’s delivery got a bigger laugh than George’s punch lines. The duo became a big hit on vaudeville and in films so when radio beckoned, they delivered. Their first regular radio work were as supporting players on CBS’s The Guy Lombardo Show in the 1930s. When Lombardo switched to NBC, George and Gracie took over the show. Enjoy sixteen of their greatest radio broadcasts.

Benny’s radio and television shows entertained audiences for more than three decades and is generally regarded as the high-water mark in twentieth century American comedy.

お子様向け短めの講談を楽しんでください♪近頃、注目を浴びているのが日本の伝統話芸「講談」。子供にもわかりやすい講談の入門編。旭堂南湖の新作講談特集。

Jack Whitehall throws open the doors to his Safe Space, the place where we can all share our most embarrassing stories and try to feel better about ourselves along the way.

Many of the episodes on this volume were broadcast from Hollywood, but the program (which finally became The Spike Jones Show when it moved to a Sunday evening time slot in January 1949) traveled extensively in its last season—New Orleans, Jacksonville, Charlotte, Richmond, Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Boston, Chicago, Des Moines, and San Francisco.

The best comedy-novelty band of all time was at its peak when The Spike Jones Show (officially The Spotlight Revue, better known as The Coke Show) debuted on CBS, Friday, October 3, 1947. The show premiered in San Francisco where Spike and his City Slickers’ wacky Musical Depreciation Revue was holding forth at the Curran Theatre. The guest list here includes musical humorist Victor Borge (savaging “Clair de Lune” on the premiere), Tex Williams (doing his signature “Smoke Smoke Smoke”), Mel Torme and Frankie Laine.

This volume of The Spike Jones Show features episodes emanating from Las Vegas, Pueblo, Colorado, and Calipatria, California—where Spike grew up and started his first band—but most of the programs here were broadcast from Hollywood. The guest list reflects the change in locale. Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Peter Lorre (vocalizing “My Old Flame” with impressionist Paul Frees in tow), Don Ameche (doing “Quartet from Rigor Mortis”), Dinah Shore and Fred Astaire (performing “Cheek to Cheek”), Jerry Colonna, and Basil Rathbone are among those heard here.

Spike Jones and his City Slickers enjoyed perhaps their finest hour in March 1948, when they performed in Washington, DC at the request of President Harry Truman. They do a slam-bang up job on “I’m Just Wild About Harry” on the opening show in this volume, in anticipation of their visit. Getting The Spike Jones Show on the air took a lot of advance planning from week to week, with schedule and location dictated by the band’s lucrative road show and its cross-country tours of one-night stands.

Part documentary, part improv comedy, Wildlife Confidential is a surreal interview show about the real animals (portrayed by humans) behind wild stories ripped from the headlines.

A follow up to Jamali’s British Podcast Award-winning comedy/horror series. Jamali Maddix is back attempting to debunk our guest’s wildest tales of the paranormal.

落語チャンネル

"激動の時代、往年のヒロインたちは己の“生”をどう全うしたのか――事実6割！ 思い込み3割！ 嘘1割！講談界のニューヒロインによる荒唐無稽なエンターテイメント物語！？

"激動の時代、往年のヒロインたちは己の“生”をどう全うしたのか――事実6割！ 思い込み3割！ 嘘1割！講談界のニューヒロインによる荒唐無稽なエンターテイメント物語！？

"激動の時代、往年のヒロインたちは己の“生”をどう全うしたのか――事実6割！ 思い込み3割！ 嘘1割！講談界のニューヒロインによる荒唐無稽なエンターテイメント物語！？

"激動の時代、往年のヒロインたちは己の“生”をどう全うしたのか――事実6割！ 思い込み3割！ 嘘1割！講談界のニューヒロインによる荒唐無稽なエンターテイメント物語！？

"激動の時代、往年のヒロインたちは己の“生”をどう全うしたのか――事実6割！ 思い込み3割！ 嘘1割！講談界のニューヒロインによる荒唐無稽なエンターテイメント物語！？