1800-MADBUTT
EP 6: Interview with Comedian, Dani Cabs (aka Poncho Orange)
In this episode, I chat with Dani Cabs who is a Gold Coast based comedian and performer. I have seen Dani play Poncho at Yonder festival a few years ago. In this episode we talk about who Dani Cabs is, how clowning and play has formed his art practice as a comedian and actor, what types of self-care is great for him, why play is so important throughout life and that mostly were just out of practice, and so much more! If you would like to go to one of his shows, click here.
About Dani Cabs
Dani Cabs is a multi-dimensional fun facilitator who uses photo/video, dance, site activation and clowning to explore and strengthen relationships within community. He holds a Bachelor of Photographic Art with First Class Honours from QCA and has trained with La Boite Theatre, award-winning physical comedian Dr. Brown (Phillip Burgers), Anna Yen and Danielle Cresp.
Over 2021 to 2022, Dani was one of the inaugural ArtKeeper residents at HOTA on the Gold Coast, which provided funding and mentorship from Wesley Enoch to create a one-man solo show. As a result he created Poncho: Keep it Up, which he is currently touring nationally.
Previous comedy works include Who is Dani Cabs? (Best Emerging Artist Nominee Adelaide Fringe 2015), Poncho Orange and Weekend at Barnie’s (Collaboration with Barnie Duncan, Winner Anywhere Theatre Award 2017).
Connect with Dani:
Website
Event Info
Instagram
TikTok
Facebook
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Acknowledgement of Country:
1800-MADBUTT would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and record. We would also like to pay respect to the elders, past, present, and emerging.
MUSIC:
Intro and outro song credit to "With Draco On The Phone".
In this episode, I chat with Dani Cabs who is a Gold Coast based comedian and performer. I have seen Dani play Poncho at Yonder festival a few years ago. In this episode we talk about who Dani Cabs is, how clowning and play has formed his art practice as a comedian and actor, what types of self-care is great for him, why play is so important throughout life and that mostly were just out of practice, and so much more! If you would like to go to one of his shows, click here.
About Dani Cabs
Dani Cabs is a multi-dimensional fun facilitator who uses photo/video, dance, site activation and clowning to explore and strengthen relationships within community. He holds a Bachelor of Photographic Art with First Class Honours from QCA and has trained with La Boite Theatre, award-winning physical comedian Dr. Brown (Phillip Burgers), Anna Yen and Danielle Cresp.
Over 2021 to 2022, Dani was one of the inaugural ArtKeeper residents at HOTA on the Gold Coast, which provided funding and mentorship from Wesley Enoch to create a one-man solo show. As a result he created Poncho: Keep it Up, which he is currently touring nationally.
Previous comedy works include Who is Dani Cabs? (Best Emerging Artist Nominee Adelaide Fringe 2015), Poncho Orange and Weekend at Barnie’s (Collaboration with Barnie Duncan, Winner Anywhere Theatre Award 2017).
Connect with Dani:
Website
Event Info
Instagram
TikTok
Facebook
THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!
Show Your Support of 1800-MADBUTT:
⭐️ Rate this podcast from where you stream - this is the most helpful.
⭐️ Please share this podcast with your friends and family.
⭐️ Consider donating $3 to $10 per month.
⭐️ Purchase some merch!
Connect with 1800-MADBUTT:
@1800MADBUTT
WEBSITE
This podcast is 100% free with no advertisements, and is produced and edited by Madelaine Buttini.
Acknowledgement of Country:
1800-MADBUTT would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and record. We would also like to pay respect to the elders, past, present, and emerging.
MUSIC:
Intro and outro song credit to "With Draco On The Phone".