Katie Lees's guest appearances

Katie Lees

500 Words’ Bedtime Stories

Western Weekender

Maker & Creator

Passion and Perspective Podcast

Jack Hunter

Shannon Boyd

Sara Klein

Andy Nielsen

Brendan Davies

Liam Gray

Mark Geyer

Jason Dundas

Josh Mackenzie

Josh Lalor

Bec Slack

Simon Williams

Dylan Martin

John Todd

Tom Brennan

OwlTail

Grace Rouvray

We welcome back to the show Grace Rouvray from 600 Bottles of Wine (S1E19). This time she's brought with her Katie Lees who she's recently teamed up with to produce an hour-long, live comedy show called Hour of Power. On this episode, we chat about cliched single, white, female comedy topics. How they're tackling typical eye-rolling topics (think hens parties and first dates) in a fresh way. We also delve into the creative process of editing and critiquing your partner's work when it comes to a comedy show, especially when friendship is involved. Support the show: http://patreon.com/strategyhotlineSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We welcome back to the show <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gracelaceface/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Grace Rouvray</a> from 600 Bottles of Wine (<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/600-bottles-of-wine-dating-heartbreak-hope/id1395134028?i=1000422898978" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">S1E19</a>). This time she's brought with her <a href="https://www.instagram.com/katieariellees/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Katie Lees</a> who she's recently teamed up with to produce an hour-long, live comedy show called <a href="https://www.instagram.com/katiegrace_hourofpower/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hour of Power</a>. On this episode, we chat about cliched single, white, female comedy topics. How they're tackling typical eye-rolling topics (think hens parties and first dates) in a fresh way. We also delve into the creative process of editing and critiquing your partner's work when it comes to a comedy show, especially when friendship is involved. <a href="http://patreon.com/strategyhotline" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show: http://patreon.com/strategyhotline</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Grace Rouvray & Katie Lees - Hour of Power

Katie Lees has been involved in performing arts since her childhood. Growing up in the Blue Mountains, drama and theatre played a big part in her life and has taken her around the world, on memorable and moving adventures.Katie’s experiences on stage have seen her visit India, United Kingdom, Italy, areas of eastern Europe and many more, largely driven by the opportunity to impart her passion and knowledge with others. During this journey of exploration and adventure, Katie has been able to share her love for performing arts with the many people she has worked with. It is the opportunity to help inspire communities and to engage with people in difficult situations (such as working in refugee camps in Europe) that has kept Katie motivated, rather than the chase of celebrity status.“I might not be walking the red carpet in Hollywood, but I think I would choose seeing someone’s smiling face (who’s lost a family member in Syria), and not ever get recognition for that,” Katie said.More recently, Katie has shifted to writing her own shows, which has provided a fresh energy and new perspective to her career. Her one-person show, ‘Temporary’ has featured in the Sydney and Adelaide Fringe Festival, whilst the more recent duo act, ‘Hour of Power’ has received rave reviews from within the industry.Katie is determined to continue learning and developing as a performer and this refined focus is dedicated on working high quality and more meaningful projects.“(When working multiple projects) You’re having to give up a lot of time and energy into other projects,” Katie said. “It’s actually better to have fewer things going, of better quality, or that you’re more connected to rather than just saying ‘yeah, I’ll be in that (performance’).”

Katie Lees has been involved in performing arts since her childhood. Growing up in the Blue Mountains, drama and theatre played a big part in her life and has taken her around the world, on memorable and moving adventures. Katie’s experiences on stage have seen her visit India, United Kingdom, Italy, areas of eastern Europe and many more, largely driven by the opportunity to impart her passion and knowledge with others. During this journey of exploration and adventure, Katie has been able to share her love for performing arts with the many people she has worked with. It is the opportunity to help inspire communities and to engage with people in difficult situations (such as working in refugee camps in Europe) that has kept Katie motivated, rather than the chase of celebrity status. “I might not be walking the red carpet in Hollywood, but I think I would choose seeing someone’s smiling face (who’s lost a family member in Syria), and not ever get recognition for that,” Katie said. More recently, Katie has shifted to writing her own shows, which has provided a fresh energy and new perspective to her career. Her one-person show, ‘Temporary’ has featured in the Sydney and Adelaide Fringe Festival, whilst the more recent duo act, ‘Hour of Power’ has received rave reviews from within the industry. Katie is determined to continue learning and developing as a performer and this refined focus is dedicated on working high quality and more meaningful projects. “(When working multiple projects) You’re having to give up a lot of time and energy into other projects,” Katie said. “It’s actually better to have fewer things going, of better quality, or that you’re more connected to rather than just saying ‘yeah, I’ll be in that (performance’).”

Passion & Perspective Episode 2: Katie Lees

Katie Lees has been involved in performing arts since her childhood. Growing up in the Blue Mountains, drama and theatre played a big part in her life and has taken her around the world, on memorable and moving adventures. Katie’s experiences on stage have seen her visit India, United Kingdom, Italy, areas of eastern Europe and many more, largely driven by the opportunity to impart her passion and knowledge with others. During this journey of exploration and adventure, Katie has been able to share her love for performing arts with the many people she has worked with. It is the opportunity to help inspire communities and to engage with people in difficult situations that has kept Katie motivated, rather than the chase of celebrity status. More recently, Katie has shifted to writing her own shows, which has provided a fresh energy and new perspective to her career

Katie Lees has been involved in performing arts since her childhood. Growing up in the Blue Mountains, drama and theatre played a big part in her life and has taken her around the world, on memorable and moving adventures. Katie’s experiences on stage have seen her visit India, United Kingdom, Italy, areas of eastern Europe and many more, largely driven by the opportunity to impart her passion and knowledge with others. During this journey of exploration and adventure, Katie has been able to share her love for performing arts with the many people she has worked with. It is the opportunity to help inspire communities and to engage with people in difficult situations that has kept Katie motivated, rather than the chase of celebrity status. More recently, Katie has shifted to writing her own shows, which has provided a fresh energy and new perspective to her career

Ep 2 - Katie Lees

The First Migration by Katie Lees. Read by David Hounslow from the BBC Radio Drama Company. A Top 50 shortlisted story from BBC Radio 2's 500 WORDS 2015 competition, in the 10-13 years old category.