CATS at the The Regal

The Shadow | 13/04/2007 - 13:20

Firstly, my congratulations to the fabulous cast of this show. I saw the show on the 12th and
thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I had heard a little about the show and some the problems they were experiencing but last night was thoroughly enjoyable experience.

A few little hiccups in the sound but nothing to write home about always difficult with that many radio mics and a live orchestra. A few little quirky mistakes throughout the night on stage such as a double cartwheel that ended in a two-body pile up and a bit of an overconfident tugger ending up on his bottom bet that hurts today.

The dancing was amazing the choreography top notch Fiona Scott has done a magnificent job and
should be commended. The orchestra was in fine form are they pro's or am.

The direction of the piece was great. Sometimes between songs people stand around waiting for
the next dance or song to begin but not last night the cast acted throughout the night. The entire cast should be commended on the energy and performance that they gave all night. They are a great bunch and I
believe some of them are first timers, which certainly didn’t show.

Standouts in my mind were: Mistofeles he is a top dancer and shows all the poise and grace to go further.
Mungojerrie and Rumpleteaser to even be able to sing while doing all that acrobattery is amazing.
Jennyanydots a tap machine and certainly suited the role.
Grizabella all I can say is fantastic. Definitely a standout amazing voice.
Munkustrap powerful voice and good characterization and I saw none of the uncomfortableness
that the reviews of the 12th saw. He carried off the character of Munkustrap well.
Rum Tum while a bit pansy for rum tum he nevertheless entertained with his Mick Jaggerness, suffered a bit on the rougher parts of his vocal range but a good performer.

There were more but these are the ones I had to mention Victoria and Jemima were great as was
Skimbleshanks.

Chookas to all for the rest of the season and I encourage others to go and see the show it is well worth it.

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Roleystone Theatre Inc. (Perth) auditions for
Avenue Q

Robert Lopex and Jeff Marx

Lorna Mackie

Do you love Sesame Street? Ever wanted to stick your hand up a puppet?  Ever wanted to learn the lessons of life from lovable furry characters? Want to know how a monster does “it”? You’re in luck…
The Broadway musical Avenue Q comes to the Roleystone Theatre stage in November, and we are proud to announce auditions will take place on the weekend of 09-10th June 2012.
We are looking to cast 12-17 actors in three human roles and the numerous puppet roles in this unique and exciting project.  No prior experience working with puppets is necessary, but a high tolerance for fur is probably helpful!
Auditionees should prepare one character song, preferably in an American accent, for the first round of the audition. You will also be asked to learn a short set piece which will be provided when you book  your audition, and will need to be delivered in an appropriate “puppet” voice.  Auditionees for some roles have additional requirements.  Auditionees must be 18yrs+
Further details of requirements and audition session times are included below.  To book your auditions, please email the Director (Lorna Mackie) via lorna@htth.com.au or phone 0413031509 (email preferred).
We look forward to seeing you at the auditions!