Jan 30, 2021
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Drew McOnie as Mistoffelees and Dominik Hees as Tugger, German Tent Tour 2011.
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The only possible response to Tugger not lavishing his full attention on you during your big number.
Drew McOnie as Mistoffelees and Dominik Hees as Tugger, German Tent Tour 2011.
The Artist on stage at Theatre Royal Plymouth
Devon. I’m in Devon. And my heart beats so that I can hardly speak. This evening, at the Plymouth Arts Cinema I had the honours of introducing a screening of the modern silent that made a big noise, The Artist (Michel Hazanavicius, 2011). You remember? The one that won FIVE Oscars? With the dashing Jean Dujardin and the yet more dashing Uggie the Dog? Raise one Gallic eyebrow if you know the…
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Old Vic Streams an Inventive Little Shop for its Jekyll & Hyde Dance
#frontmezzjunkies streams Old Vic's Inventive Little Shop for its #JekyllAndHyde Dance @OldVicTheatre d/ch: #DrewMcOnie w/ #DanielCollins #RachelMuldoon #TimHodges
The Streaming Experience: Old Vic Theatre’s Jekyll & Hyde
By Ross
I had no idea what to expect when I tuned into The Old Vic‘s streaming of the fascinatingly athletic dance adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde by Drew McOnie (Broadway’s King Kong). It’s not your traditional telling, almost from the get go. It feels like we are being transported to a slightly upmarket Skid Row floral shoppe, fully…
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Old Vic Streams an Inventive Little Shop for its Jekyll & Hyde Dance
Old Vic Streams an Inventive Little Shop for its Jekyll & Hyde Dance
The Streaming Experience: Old Vic Theatre’s Jekyll & Hyde
By Ross
I had no idea what to expect when I tuned into The Old Vic‘s streaming of the fascinatingly athletic dance adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde by Drew McOnie (Broadway’s King Kong). It’s not your traditional telling, almost from the get go. It feels like we are being transported to a slightly upmarket Skid Row floral shoppe, fully…
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Torch Song @ Turbine Theatre*
New review --- Torch Song @ Turbine Theatre* thanks for sending me @lbo_theatre
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://www.londonboxoffice.co.uk/torch-song-tickets Booking until: 13th October Run time: 2 hr 30 mins. Production Photographs by: Mark Senior
Opening the new Turbine Theatre in Battersea is Harvey Fierstein’s critically acclaimed play Torch Song. Recently produced on Broadway starring Michael Urie, Torch Song follows drag queen Arnold and his quest of…
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Strictly Ballroom: Still In Need of Some Sparkle and Heart.
#frontmezzjunkies reviews #BazLuhrmann #StrictlyBallroomTheMusical @strictlystage @slipsgoblue
Strictly Ballroom: Still In Need of Some Sparkle and Heart. By Ross Watching Baz Luhrmann’s stage adaptation of his hilarious and romantic charmer of a film that both makes fun of and lovingly embraces the competitive ballroom dancing world in small town Australia, is an exercise in acceptance. One must accept that taking the iconic and satirical film, Strictly Ballroom and trying to create a…
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The Wild Party @ The Other Palace
The Wild Party @ The Other Palace
The newly reformed venue The Other Palace has opened it’s doors for the first time this month and has kicked off with an incredible production of Michael John LaChiusa’s The Wild Party. Starring musical theatre royalty Frances Ruffelle and directed/choreographed by Olivier award winner Drew McOnie, The Wild Party is an exciting and thrilling musical and a very good choice to have opened The Other…
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30 Day Musical Theatre Challenge - Day Nineteen
30 Day Musical Theatre Challenge - Day Nineteen feat. @InTheHeightsLDN
Day Nineteen: A musical with the best choreography
The choreography of the Southwark Playhouse production of In the Heights was absolutely stunning. Drew McOnie deserves some serious credit for doing so much within such a tiny place. You can read more about what I thought of the production here.
I don’t know if this trailer quite captures just how electric the dancing was, but it gives you an…
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