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Donna Hagan as Bombalurina, Hamburg 1999; with Siegmar Tonk as Tugger.
Clinten Pearce as Mistoffelees, Hamburg 1999.
The ballet boys at the Jellicle Ball!
Mistoffelees (Clinten Pearce), Skimbleshanks (Japheth Myers), and their little Pouncival protege (Damian Kacperski). Hamburg production, 21 August 1999.
The tyre is ascending. Tumblebrutus has been solemn for too long. Time to bounce! Hey, he can almost touch Grizabella’s fingers again from up here! (Pouncival’s trying to join in but he doesn’t have so much luck.)
Alas, they’re too high now - hey wait what’s this? You can duck under a heavenly tyre? Cool! What’s all this smoke?
Somebody drag that kitten out of the mystical divinity machine, would you?
Hamburg 1999: Daymon Montaigne-Jones as Tumblebrutus and Damian Kacperski as Pouncival.
Lachlan Youngberg as Bustopher Jones, Hamburg 1999.
And his footprints are not found in any files of Scotland Yard's...
Juliann Kuchoki as Demeter and Donna Hagan as Bombalurina; Hamburg production, 21/8/1999.
To be fair, it's very easy to make Pouncival giggle.... and he has no problem with being called babygirl.
Damian Kacperski as Pouncival and Siegmar Tonk as Tugger, Hamburg 1999.
Daymon Montaigne-Jones is now settling into the Olympic village! He's co-coach for one of the gymnastic teams.
If you don't recognise the name you might know him better as...
Tumblebrutus, Hamburg 1999–2000...
... Tumblebrutus, Stuttgart 2001...
... Tumblebrutus, German tour 2004–06...
... or... you know... Tumblebrutus, Dutch tour 2006–07...
... or, just for a change, Bill Bailey, UK tour 2008–09.
Ten years is a long time to keep performing in such a physically taxing role as Most Tumbly Boy, and he obviously knows his stuff about keeping himself safe and in peak performance condition—and has made the transition to teaching that to others. Good for him!
