Ivor MacAskill's guest appearances

Ivor MacAskill

Episode 1 :: Sh!t Theatre

Being LGBTQ

Rosana Cade

Rosie O'Donnell

Robert Greene

Brian Watson

Steve Taylor

Jonathan Larkin

Alex Sanchez

Peter Tatchell

Randall Mann

Adam Lyons

Peter Wilson

Caroline Boudreaux

Matt Young

Georgia Clark

Trey Pearson

OwlTail

Rosana Cade &amp; Ivor MacAskill are renowned queer live artists based in Glasgow, creating and performing their unique works nationally and internationally in a wide range of contexts. In this interview they chat to Sam about their latest project which takes inspiration from the story of Pinocchio from a queer trans perspective. It shifts between fantasy and authenticity in response to Ivor's gender transition. The performance is part of LIFT (London International Festival of Theatre) 2022 and premieres on June 29th at the Battersea Arts Centre. Find out more about LIFT - http://www.liftfestival.com

Rosana Cade &amp; Ivor MacAskill are renowned queer live artists based in Glasgow, creating and performing their unique works nationally and internationally in a wide range of contexts. In this interview they chat to Sam about their latest project which takes inspiration from the story of Pinocchio from a queer trans perspective. It shifts between fantasy and authenticity in response to Ivor's gender transition. The performance is part of LIFT (London International Festival of Theatre) 2022 and premieres on June 29th at the Battersea Arts Centre. Find out more about LIFT - <a href="http://www.liftfestival.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.liftfestival.com</a>

Episode 246: Rosana Cade & Ivor MacAskill 'The Making Of Pinocchio'

Rosana Cade and Ivor MacAskill joined me in April 2019 to discuss their collaboratively devised show MOOT MOOT, which appears in the 2019 Showcases of Made in Scotland and the British Council at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. In the absurd parallel universe of MOOT MOOT, Cade and MacAskill play doppelganger radio talk show hosts Barry and Barry, struggling to communicate meaningfully while nevertheless sustaining humour, playfulness, fondness, and the suggestions of queer love. We talk about what motivated the work, its relationship to an era of opinions, and its engagement with techniques of collaboration, physical theatre, costuming, improvisation, and characterization.

Episode 8 :: Rosana Cade and Ivor MacAskill :: MOOT MOOT