Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

DEEPAK CHOPRA AND LEONARD MLODINOW DEBATE

BESTSELLING AUTHORS DEEPAK CHOPRA AND LEONARD MLODINOW RELEASE


LANDMARK DEBATE MODERATED BY LARRY KING ON YOUTUBE



(October 14, 2011 – New York, NY) – Bestselling authors Deepak Chopra and Leonard Mlodinow announce today the release of a landmark debate about the conflict between science and spirituality moderated by one of the world’s most famous journalists, Larry King.



The debate will be released on Deepak Chopra’s YouTube channel in four parts over the course of four days, available starting Tuesday, October 18th at 7pm EST. There will be a live chat following the final episode. Deepak Chopra’s YouTube channel is available at: Deepak Chopra Global YouTube as well as at his website DeepakChopra.com.



Two of the world’s foremost authorities on spirituality and science, Deepak Chopra and Leonard Mlodinow face off on some of the most fundamental questions that have intrigued humanity for hundreds of years, including how the universe began, where life comes from, and whether or not Darwinism fully explains evolution. Their YouTube debate series was inspired by their collaboration on War of the Worldviews: Science vs. Spirituality, a new book published by Harmony Books on October 4, 2011.



In the YouTube debate with Larry King, Mlodinow defends his controversial position that science does not -- and cannot -- conclude that God is an illusion. And Chopra explains that his definition of spirituality is separate from organized religion. Both agree that a literal view of the bible is an outmoded way of thinking. “This will go down as one of the more important books of this decade” said Larry King of War of the Worldviews.



“We are thrilled that Larry King, one of the legendary broadcasters of all time, has joined Leonard Mlodinow and me for a YouTube event that epitomizes the exciting new ways that authors and thinkers can connect with and engage with audiences around the world.”



The author of over sixty books and nineteen New York Times bestsellers, Deepak Chopra has been widely recognized for his innovative use of social and digital media to share his message. He has nearly 650,000 followers on Twitter (@DeepakChopra) and fifty thousand friends on Facebook. He writes over 200 blogs a year for outlets such as Huffington Post, SFgate.com, The Washington Post’s On Faith site, Intentblog.com, and Beliefnet.com, among others. His own radio and podcast channel, Deepak Chopra Radio on Blogtalk Radio, will debut soon.



“I can't get my message out without adapting to the new landscape,” said Chopra, who tweets every day. "As a group, we writers won’t survive until we figure out how to place books in the global conversation, and YouTube represents one great way to accomplish this."



Leonard Mlodinow received his PhD in theoretical physics from the University of California at Berkeley and currently teaches at Caltech. His books include Feynman's Rainbow, Euclid's Window, and The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules Our Lives, which was a New York Times Bestseller, Editor's Choice, and 2008 Notable Book of the Year. Mlodinow is the writing collaborator of Stephen Hawking and co-author of the recently published The Grand Design, a book that argues that invoking God is not necessary to explain the origins of the universe.



Deepak Chopra, MD, FACP books have been translated into more than eighty languages. Dr. Chopra is a fellow of the American College of Physicians, a member of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, Adjunct Professor of Executive Programs at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, and Senior Scientist with The Gallup Organization. TIME magazine has described Deepak Chopra as one of the top 100 heroes and icons of the century and credits him as "the poet-prophet of alternative medicine." He also has a multi-media speaker series HomeBase, a physical and a virtual salon he created with ABC Carpet & Home CEO Paulette Cole. His new reality TV show "Dinner with Deepak" will air on the SyFy Channel.

Monday, June 27, 2011

Follow Us!

We now have several ways to Follow Us!


Are you following us on social media? If you aren't now is a great time to do so! We post all information on upcoming events and shows, fun facts, discounts and much more! Be the first to know!














Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Free stuff is awesome! Win tickets and a CD!

Text PATTY to 24453 for a chance to win 2 tix to the Patty Larkin Club Jaeb show on 5/18 plus her CD "Watch the Sky" - this is an album she plays every single instrument on: vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, baritone guitar, lap steel, national steel, bass, banjo, bazouki, loops, toy organ and door chimes.

She was a huge hit last season during the Club Jaeb series and we hope she has the same kind of turnout this year!

Here's Patty singing Wolf at the Door at a live show (the video isn't great, but the audio is good)



And here's a totally acapella/scat/hip-hop number from a concert in 2007.

Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Louis CK on Conan O'Brien

This video has really been making the rounds on all our social networking sites. Have you seen it yet? Tres funny. I'd embed it, but it's been disabled by request - so head over to YouTube to check it out. You can also catch him here on March 19.

VIDEO: Everything's amazing, nobody's happy.

Tuesday, March 03, 2009

Guns and gore coming to TBPAC

From the Oscar and Tony Award nominated writer of In Bruges and The Pillowman ...





The Lieutenant of Inishmore contains violent scenes that some may find disturbing, loud gunfire and music, extremely graphic blood violence, adult language and adult situations. This play is not intended for the easily offended. No real cats will be harmed in the creation of this production.

Friday, November 21, 2008

See a show this weekend!

Phantom of the Opera closes Sunday, but we're more than just Broadway! Here are two other shows gracing our stages this weekend:

Trent Armand Kendall in Picture Incomplete - a one man musical


Steve Solomon's My Sisters an Only Child

Monday, October 13, 2008

Rocky Horror - clips from backstage

The Rocky Horror Show cast member Michael Indeglio (Brad) put this video together featuring a lot of perspective from the backstage point of view. Don't forget that Rocky closes on Nov. 1!

Friday, August 15, 2008

Plaidtastic version of Bleeding Love

The Plaids, Edna and a chicken present a digital short.



Ok, so maybe I don't get the chicken.

Forever Plaid closes Sunday. Get in while you still can!

Tuesday, August 05, 2008

Momma Cho steals show on Family Feud

I've always loved Margaret's impersonation of her mother. Now I can actually put a name to the face thanks to this item from Jezebel.com.

Margaret Cho plays Morsani Hall on Sept. 25, but you can catch her first on VH-1 when her Cho Show premieres on 8/21. Check your local listings for details.

Monday, June 16, 2008

The revenge of the little black dress

With the Tonys over, another year of gossip, intrigue and speculation has passed. Where or where can we find our snarky theater fix?

How about the opera? In this hilarious YouTube video, our favorite diva, Deborah Voigt (who wowed audiences in a concert performance for Opera Tampa in 2007) takes on the Little Black Dress that caused her so much pain.



If you don’t remember why the Little Black Dress haunts this amazing diva – see this blog post from last year.

She’s bringing the sass to Covent Garden tonight singing the title role in Ariadne auf Naxos! In bocca al lupo Deborah – you strong and sexy thang!

- Kari G.

Wednesday, May 07, 2008

THE LION KING preview, video

You can read this nifty little preview story on THE LION KING on TBO.com before it even hits the streets in the print edition here. The thrust of the story is things you might not know about the show, so give it a read!

And, for your viewing pleasure I'm also including the :30 TV spot you'd have to live under a rock to not see over the next month and a half.



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Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

YouTubesday: Daniel Tosh

This hilarious comedian plays TBPAC in less than two weeks - April 5 in Ferguson Hall. Some tickets still remain!

Friday, February 08, 2008

Daniel Tosh - on sale 2/9 at noon!

Comedian Daniel Tosh plays Ferguson Hall on April 5 at 8pm. The show goes on sale this Saturday - tomorrow - at noon.

I spent a chunk of time on YouTube trying to find a video of his stand-up that was clean enough to post on this blog. Wow. That was a challenge.

I ended up finding a clip of him on a radio show, where he actually talks about the difficulty of airing his comedy in the land of very stiff FCC fines. Check it out.



Also, after a bit of digging, it seems many young fans of comedy are dividing up into camps - one who claims Tosh is king, the other who feel that honor belongs to Dane Cook.

I might argue that honor belongs to the likes of Carlin, Pryor, Foxx, Bruce or even Hicks - but maybe I'm showing my age.

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Jesse Cook on YouTube

Guitar virtuoso Jesse Cook plays TBPAC on March 13. Check out this live clip of him over at YouTube! If you visit the latter link, you'll notice we've started a partnership with Amazon.com to buy artist merchandise directly from our show pages via their affiliate program. Get great products and help out TBPAC all at the same time!

(I'd have just embedded that video, but for some odd reason embedding has been removed as a feature for this video. Hrm.)

Monday, December 17, 2007

Next Club Jaeb show: Bethany & Rufus

"There's some Cowboy Junkies here, a dash of Tuck & Patti there and an overall otherworldliness more akin to a David Lynch movie." - Amazon.com Editorial Review

Bethany Yarrow is the daughter of Peter Yarrow (who you might remember from his days of making music with Paul and Mary) who sings in a haunting style you might liken to Nina Simone or Cassandra Wilson, and Rufus Capadoccia plays the cello with a sick skill that will keep you guessing if he's in fact playing a classical cello, an upright bass or possibly even an electric bass. Together their music pushes standard American folk far past the edge into the territory of hypnotic groove, jazz and psychedelic soul.

You can take a listen to some of their music at their MySpace page.

Or watch this video:



I know it's almost a hackneyed expression, but watch this clip and you may even say yourself that Rufus rocks it like a Hendrix on the cello:



Need more convincing? Watch this solo video of his:



Bethany & Rufus play the Jaeb Theater on Jan. 28.

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

De/ReConstructing Mata Hari


“Looks like Cleopatra, but when she moves it is with the muscle of a Mark Anthony” – Dance Magazine.

De/ReConstructing Mata Hari is here this weekend in the TECO Theater as part of our Expanding Horizons series. You've likely seen the TV spot we've been circulating online and that's been running locally on Bright House Networks, but to get a much better idea of how visually stunning this show is you should take a look at these two sections of the actual show as teasers.





Here is also a review of the original incarnation of the show in the NYTimes.

The show is only here for this one single weekend - hope you can make it out or pass this on to a friend! You can also learn all about the FREE MASTER CLASS here! Space is limited for that, so sitgn up quickly!

YouTubesday at TBPAC

Check out some of these videos on upcoming artists:

Follow this link to check out a clip of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular!


Defending the Caveman - Dec. 12-16


De/ReConstructing Mata Hari - 12/14-16


African Children's Choir - Feb. 13 (this clip is of their appearance on American Idol)


Hubbard Street Dance Theater - Feb. 16