#Juan Chioran

[wild-icarus]

I really love that musical about Dracula....

Kim, Junsu (Dracula [Wildhorn] 2020 Korea), Wao, Yuka (Dracula [Wildhorn] 2011 Japan), Borchert, Thomas (Dracula [Wildhorn] 2007 Graz)

Hewitt, Tom (Dracula [Wildhorn] 2004? Broadway?), Murray, Chris (Dracula [Wildhorn] 2011 Pforzheim)

Lee, Hong-gi (Vampire: Ai no Nikushimi no Hate [Svoboda] 2014 Japan), Hůlka, Daniel (Dracula [Svoboda] 2015 Czech), Shin, Seong Woo (Dracula [Svoboda] 2022 Korea)

Valledor, Carlos (Vlad el Musical 2018), Thompson, Rob (Dracula: The Rock Opera [Thompson] 2012), Vogel, Gerd (Dracula [Svoboda] 2011-12 German)

Yosef, Golan (Dracula - L'amour plus fort que la mort 2011), Lee, Choong-Joo (Mama Don't Cry 2021?), Pelletier, Bruno (Dracula - Entre l'amour et la mort 2006)

Di Minno, Leonardo (Vlad Dracula 2020), Matteucci, Vittorio Chioran (Dracula Opera Rock [PFM] 2006), Juan (Dracula: A Chamber Musical 1999 Stratford)

Rodó, Juan (Drácula 2022?), Große, Ronny (Dracula - Das Grusical 2012-14 Thale), Sowinski, Scott (Dracula: A Rock Opera [Briggs & West] 2013 production)

? (Dracula [Heicks] 2004), Asaka, Manato + Mano, Sugata (Aoi Kuchizuke - Dorakyura Hakushaku no Koi- 2008), (Dracula: A Musical Nightmare 1978)

For ease, just the show names (from above) listed:

Dracula (Wildhorn): Broadway, Austrian, Various German, Japanese, Korean

Dracula/Vampire (Svodoba): Czech, Various German, Japanese (in Japan but Korean Actors and Language), Korean (performed Korea)

Dracula – Entre l'amour et la mort: Canadian

Dracula L’amour plus fort que la mort: French

Dracula (Heicks): German (could be a play, hard to tell)

Dracula: A Chamber Musical (Ouzounian & Norman): Canadian, American

Dracula: A Musical Nightmare (Johnson & Aschenbrenner): American

Dracula - Das Grusical (Martin): Various German

Dracula el Musical (Cibrian & Mahler): Argentinian

Dracula Opera Rock (PFM): Italian

Dracula: The Rock Opera (Thompson): American

Dracula: A Rock Opera (Briggs & West): American

Vlad el Musical (Domingo & Freeman): Spain

Vlad Dracula (Avecone & Pagliara): Italian

蒼いくちづけ －ドラキュラ伯爵の恋: Japanese/Takarazuka

Mama Don't Cry/마마 돈 크라이: Korean

Other Musicals (No Photos Online): "Dearest Dracula (1965)," "Dracula the Musical? (1982)" 2 clips from a 2000 production, Possessed: A Dracula Musical (1987)" has a Cast Album, "Dracula the Musical (Karrol Cobb and John Cobb)", "Dracula (Orton and Evans)" axed Westend show with a partial concept album available, "Dracula (Peter Dehler + John R. Carlson)," "Dracula! (Riccardo van Krugten + Chris Kurbjuhn)," "Vladmir: The Dracula Musical (Collister & Collins)" has a 1992 cast album

[leg0sbian]

snow miser in general is so funny to me. like we’re first introduced to him by santa casually being like “yeah he and his brother might kill jingle and jangle” like he deals with this every week ?? then snow miser’s laughing hysterically over his brother trying to kill jingle and jangle, so we assume he’s some terrifying elemental demigod, but then when we finally get to meet him in full mrs claus intoduces him as “the big ham” and he sings us a funky little show tune, and then calls mrs c “sugar plum” and “my little icicle”, then calls his brother “hot dog”, “hot head”, and many more nicknames. and don’t even get me started on 2008 snow miser because that’s a whole separate post.

[geekcavepodcast]

Sneakerella Trailer

Sneakerella twists the tale of Cinderella. El is a shoe store worker in Queens who aspires to be a sneaker designer. He hides his talent from his stressed stepfather and mean stepbrothers. Then he meets Kira King, the daughter of basketball star and sneaker tycoon Darius King. 

Sneakerella stars Chosen Jacobs (El), Lexi Underwood (Kira King), John Salley (Darius King), Yvonne Senat Jones (Denise King), Bryan Terrell Clark (Trey - El’s stepfather), Kolton Stewart (Zelly - El’s stepbrother), Hayward Leach (Stacy - El’s stepbrother), Devyn Nakoda (Sami - El’s friend), Robyn Alomar (Liv King - Kira’s sister), Juan Chioran (Gustavo - El’s neighbor), and Ryan Wilson (Dancer). Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum directs from a screenplay by Tamara Chestna, George Gore II, and Mindy Stern.

Sneakerella hits Disney+ on February 18, 2022.

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Disney+ Drops Sneakerella Trailer Ahead Of 13th May Release

Disney+ Drops Sneakerella Trailer Ahead Of 13th May Release and you can watch it right here #Sneakerella #DinseyPlusUK @DisneyPlusUK

Disney+ has released a new trailer for the upcoming original movie “Sneakerella,” premiering May 13 on the streaming service. From the studio behind the mega-hit “Descendants,” “High School Musical,” and “ZOMBIES” franchises, this pop/hip-hop musical is set in the vibrant street-sneaker subculture of New York City and puts a contemporary twist on the “Cinderella” fairy tale.   El, an aspiring…

[borisaronson]

Here is the final Dance of Death plus curtain call from the national touring company of Kiss of the Spider Woman, 1996 CA, with original Aurora Spiderwoman Chita Rivera, Juan Chioran and Dorian Harewood.

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Cartoons of the Great White North: Grossology

This installment of CotGWN was requested by @fluffyglass

Grossology is a Canadian animated series produced by Nelvana Limited. It aired from 2006 to 2009.

General Plot: The show stars brother-and-sister duo Ty and Abby Archer, who are agents of the Bureau of Grossology, a superspy agency dedicated to dealing with all things gross. Every episode, a gross crime occurs and Ty and Abby, along with their lab worker friend Lab Rat, rush to solve it.

When described like that, the show seems formulaic and dull. However, they go above and beyond with delivering unique and interesting plots that you wouldn’t find in any other show. How many cartoons have episodes that involve the main character being immune to a mind-controlling nanobot epidemic because of their excessive earwax?

Characters: The main characters are Ty, Abby, Lab Rat, and the Director, who make up the Bureau of Grossology. The show also has a crapton of villains, but the main ones are Insectiva, Sloppy Joe, and Lance Boil.

Ty and Abby are really fun characters. They bounce off each other well, and do great individually as well. Lab Rat is a smart character, and he’s really funny. The Director, however, is a pompous fool who is in, like, the wrong-est position ever. He’s terrified of anything even remotely gross, and I hate every second he’s on screen.

Insectiva is an interesting villain. She’s amazingly wild, and fun to watch in action. Sloppy Joe is pretty funny, and I like how he can occasionally be a genuinely good guy. Lance Boil is wonderfully evil, and it’s great to see what scheme he’ll cook up next.

As for the other characters? Paige’s entire personality is “b*tch”, Naomi’s entire personality is “love interest”, Andy is basically every stereotypical nerd in every cartoon ever...Roger was a really interesting antagonist, but he didn’t really have enough time to be a fantastic villain. I could go on, but we don’t have all day.

Animation: The animation is pretty par for the course for mid-2000s flash animation (wait, was this show Flash or ToonBoom?). The animation tends to be stilted and jumpy. with occasional bursts of fluidity. What really makes this show’s animation stick out is the style. There are lots of jagged edges and bizarre body shapes, which really helps with the “gross” aspect of the show and makes it unique.

Voice Acting: Krystal Meadows as Abby, Michael Cohen as Ty, and M. Christian Heywood as Lab Rat all do great jobs with their roles and make them likable. Melissa Altro fits perfectly as the alpha b*tch Paige. The villains especially are fantastic; Lili Francks as Insectiva, Juan Chioran as Lance Boil, and Lyon Smith as Pinkeye in particular really bring their characters to life and make them memorable.

Overall Verdict: Grossology is a pretty great show. Well-written with a great cast and unique style. It’s a shame that it’s so underrated.

General Plot: 9/10

Characters: 8/10

Animation: 6/10

Voice Acting: 8/10

Final Score: 31/40 (Great)

[caliliterally]

Directed by: Luciano Cervantes and Cali Cervantes

Produced by: Luciano Cervantes and Cali Cervantes

Screenwriter: Cali Cervantes

Cast: Chosen Jacobs, Lexi Underwood, John Salley, Devyn Nekoda, Bryan Terrell Clark, Hayward Leach, Juan Chioran, Kolton Stewart, Robyn Alomar, Yvonne Senat Jones, and Denise King

Executive Producers: Luciano Cervantes and Cali Cervantes

Distributor: DDC Media, Walt Disney Studios, Disney+ Original

[telefutura49]

This is Nero the animal Hero voiced by Juan Chioran

He saves all animals of Cyberspace

[skandyx]

Fangbone - Is Fangbone on Netflix?

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[bloody-wonder]

This is a piece from Dracula: A Chamber Musical sung by Juan Chioran as Dracula and Michael Fletcher as Van Helsing

[borisaronson]

KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN - National Tour

In honor of the 25th anniversary of the Broadway opening (5/3/93) of Kiss of the Spider Woman.  This is the press reel for the 1994 national tour, starring original Broadway Aurora/Spiderwoman Chita Rivera, with Juan Chioran and John Dossett.

[mactheactor]

So here's Juan Chioran, a classically-trained opera performer singing as an evil cartoon pimple-man about destroying Christmas. Beyblade fans, you'll know him best as the original voice of Doji. Grossology was a fun time. Our Christmas episode "Let Them Eat Fruitcake" was especially fun.

[marygrantner]

I am not a fan of the musical in general, and I especially dislike the 1972 film version of "Cabaret", so it was with great reluctance that I went to see this particular staging at the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake this past weekend.

Reader, I am impressed.

I'm hard pressed to think of the last time that I was so moved by a piece of stagecraft. As presented here, the show was dark in the extreme, nuanced, and filled with fine, subtle performances. In short, it's everything the film is not.

Deborah Hay as Sally Bowles could teach the cloying Liza Minelli a thing or two -- as she plays Sally we can see what a great big loser the character is. A deeply sad loser, but a loser nonetheless, just as she was in Christopher Isherwood's original novel. Juan Chioran is just creepy as the emcee, made more creepy by the fact that he has a fabulous singing voice. Indeed, there wasn't anyone in the show I could point to who gave a less-than-good performance.

Someone told me that the difference is all in the staging. Could be. This is based on Sam Mendes' version from a few years back, and all of the sentimentality has been cut out, including some especially icky songs, and the pace is brisk. Whatever the reason, it works.

I'm not going to run out an see "South Pacific" or anything. But I won't be as generally dismissive of musicals any more. This old dog can still learn a thing or two

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[bryancroidragon]

I'm really confused right now. Whenever I hear Wurst's voice, I can't help but compare it to the Director in Grossology. But, the voice actor Paul O'Sullivan died in 2012, so it's not him. I just wish I could figure this out.

Its Juan Chioran. He was the voice of Brackus in Di-Gata Defenders and he's a regular at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario.