Carla Donnelly's guest appearances

Carla Donnelly

Sunday Arts Magazine

STAGES with Peter Eyers

Luv'n the Loops

Tom Campbell

John Newman

Cameron Mitchell

David Smith

Nick Atkinson

Erik Fisher

Keith Robinson

Yve Blake

David Mitchell

Jim Anderson

John Taylor

Nick Murphy

Laurel Johnson

Kevin Jackson

Wesley Enoch

OwlTail

Cordo's new seasonal menu launches this coming week. Carla gives us a sneak peek at the latest cocktails and food. Cordo's commitment to local is still top of mind - and Luv'n the Loops passport holders are reaping the benefits!

Carla Donnelly from Cordo Resto + Bar

Carla Donnelly is the creator and co-host of podcasts Across the Aisle, Club Soderbergh and re:Discovery. She is a judge for the Green Room Awards on the Independent Theatre panel and has written about theatre for Milkbar Magazine and Theatre Alive/Broadsheet.After several years of navigating 'beat style' theatre review for online mediums, she became frustrated with the 24-hour review cycle as it didn't allow time to adequately consider the performances. Across the Aisle was born from a desire for performing arts long-form criticism, with the podcast providing the perfect platform.Donnelly is a queer history buff and was a volunteer and committee member at the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives for many years. During this time she produced and directed two events for ALGA in conjunction with Melbourne Queer Film Festival.She has been the recipient of awards for the Best Arts &amp; Entertainment program (2018) and Best Audiogram (2019) at the Australian Podcast Awards.It was at this year's ceremony that Stages met Across the Aisle, so it only made sense that Peter and Carla should meet up and chat all things podcasting, in this very enlightening episode of Stages.Learn more at www.carladonnelly.comSTAGES available in iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa.

Carla Donnelly is the creator and co-host of podcasts Across the Aisle, Club Soderbergh and re:Discovery. She is a judge for the Green Room Awards on the Independent Theatre panel and has written about theatre for Milkbar Magazine and Theatre Alive/Broadsheet. After several years of navigating 'beat style' theatre review for online mediums, she became frustrated with the 24-hour review cycle as it didn't allow time to adequately consider the performances. Across the Aisle was born from a desire for performing arts long-form criticism, with the podcast providing the perfect platform. Donnelly is a queer history buff and was a volunteer and committee member at the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives for many years. During this time she produced and directed two events for ALGA in conjunction with Melbourne Queer Film Festival. She has been the recipient of awards for the Best Arts &amp; Entertainment program (2018) and Best Audiogram (2019) at the Australian Podcast Awards. It was at this year's ceremony that Stages met Across the Aisle, so it only made sense that Peter and Carla should meet up and chat all things podcasting, in this very enlightening episode of Stages. Learn more at <a href="http://www.carladonnelly.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.carladonnelly.com</a> STAGES available in iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa.

Podcaster - Carla Donnelly