Full marks to Limelight (and director Christopher Churchouse; Musical Director: Kate McIntosh) for yet another excellent show. I saw Chess for the first time last night Friday 19th. Unlike many musicals the audience were strangely quiet and still, presumably whilst they listened intently to follow the story. Everything was so well organised and neat, facial expressions and dance routines were excellent, I loved the sombre expressions from the Russians. The costumes (haven't I seen those red jackets before in Conduct Unbecoming)were good and I loved the contrast between the Americans and the Russians.
Full marks to Freddie, he was cocky, smooth and played his part well; Anatoly, well I always expect a good performance from Ryan and tonight he was on form (Ryan,you just get better and better); Florence, a beautiful voice and we really believed you were having an affair with Anatoly;Ivan was obviously Russian(!) and blessed with a magnificent voice; Arbiter played his usual efficent highly believable character (whatever part you play mate, you just do it so well); Walter, the moustache, the suit, the demenour, just so believable; Svetlana, a beautiful voice and the duet with Florence at the end gave my wife goosebumps...... The chorus all professionals (your interaction was so very believable), loved Emma the reporter and Gemma how many times did you change your hairstyle? The musicians were excellent, so many keyboards. Now Danni that outfit in the Bangkok scene, I'm sure that lots of people are going to talk to you about that, well done all of you and thank you.
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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!