#damian smith

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Halloween Horror Movies with GH Stars:

Terror in the Shadows, with Genie Francis and Leigh McCloskey (and Marcy Walker)

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Bobbie Spencer, Lucy Coe & Damian Smith (Leigh McCloskey) on the cover of Soap Opera Weekly.

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Damian Smith, 2001

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Robyn Hendricks and Damian Smith in Christopher Wheeldon’s After the Rain, Australian Ballet, April 2016. © Daniel Boud.

Robyn Hendricks has always looked good in After the Rain. This time she was partnered by guest artist Damian Smith, whose individualistic interpretation of the male role brought a whole different quality to Hendricks’ performance. Smith often exhibited strength and power, which made Hendricks seem vulnerable, especially when her very slender frame and his more solid body were close together.

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‘Grace’ by Australian artist Damian Smith (acrylic and paint on canvas)

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Robyn Hendricks and Damian Smith in After the Rain (The Australian Ballet/San Francisco Ballet)

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Yuan Yuan Tan and Damian Smith in Edwaard Liang’s Finding Light, London, Sadler’s Wells, November 2013. © Dave Morgan.

Appropriately, the opening duet by Liang was entitled Finding Light. Set to an extract from a Vivaldi Concerto, it featured Tan as weightless as the puff of mist that drifted above the darkened stage.

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Yuck My Yum

I heard the phrase “Don’t yuck my yum” on a radio show a few years ago, and it really captured how I feel about a lot of things. I’ve always liked quirky offbeat stuff: Doctor Who, anime cartoons like Speed Racer, Battle of the Planets, and Tranzor Z, and a wide range of music in various styles that aren’t exactly popular: Frank Zappa, Belle and Sebastian, Herb Alpert, and Elvis Costello, to name…

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