#audrey masson

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Quelle connerie la guerre ! (What shitstupidity the war)

poses by @dearkims

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'What do you think, Micheál?' said Masson. 'Are you less Irish when you speak English?' 'I don’t talk politics, Masson. You know that.' 'We’re talking about language, Micheál.' 'Same thing.'

Audrey Magee, The Colony

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1950. Interior art from IT RHYMES WITH LUST, an early graphic novel by Arnold Drake and Leslie Waller, with art by Matt Baker and Ray Osrin. Protagonist Hal Weber (above left), an award-winning newspaper reporter with a drinking problem, is torn between his ruthless ex-girlfriend Rust Masson (pictured) and Rust's far more virtuous stepdaughter Audrey, who's just walked out on him.

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Video Premiere: Mikey Wayne "Moving On"

Video Premiere: Mikey Wayne "Moving On" @mikeywayneofficial @americanahighways #movingon #americanahighways #americanamusic #newmusic2024

photo by Jonathan Phelps  Mikey Wayne – “Moving On” Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Mikey Wayne’s song “Moving On,” from his forthcoming album. The album was produced and mixed by Rogers Masson (Audrey Sound); engineered by Julian Dreyer (Echo Mountain Studios); and mastered by Adam Ayan (Ayan Mastering). It was recorded at Echo Mountain Studios. “Movin’ On” is Mikey Wayne on…

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inégalités et informalités /// societies and territories architecture questions final reviews at @infoloci // master research seminar led together with Quentin Wilbaux, Elisabetta Rosa, Anna Ternon, Chloé Salembier, Daniela Perrotti, Audrey Courbebaisse, Francois Vermer, And Roman Lassalle // selected projects by Kawtar Guennouni, Alexandra Kuczynska, Marilou Lenssens, Garance Réeff, Pauline Van Den Neste, Manon Adams, Léa Gomez, Romane Masson, Apolline Naglik, Claire Teixeira, Ambre Voisin, Arnaud Zakostelsky, Arthur Porlier, and Yaël Charlet #societesvillesterritoires

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PROGRAMME 2023

Vernissage le vendredi 24 mars à partir de 18H30

Ouvert en entrée libre le samedi 25 et dimanche 26 mars de 10h à 20h

EXPOSANTS : Agnés Ailes / Alice Benoit / Antoine Le Grand / Audrey Borgel / Charlotte Skurzak / Ciara MoOoM / Clément Grosjean / Cyril Manzini / Dirk Haas / Fanny Genty / Frank Morris / Fred Johnsson / Isabel Tabellion / Jean-Pierre Guenec / Laurent Fouchet / Luc Masson Todeschini / Marion Lanciaux / Mila Nijinsky / Patrick Cockpit / Raul Diaz / Shelbie Dimond / Kuong FMR

LE PETIT OISEAU VA SORTIR Studio 5 3 impasse du Mont-Louis Paris 11e Métro: Philippe Auguste / Voltaire

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P⬤21 Diseño de Producción Dune Zsuzsanna Sipos, Patrice Vermette First Cow Anthony Gasparro, Vanessa Knoll, Lisa Ward The French Dispatch Rena DeAngelo, Adam Stockhausen Luca Paul Abadilla, Noah Klocek, Nathaniel McLaughlin, Kristian Norelius, Don Shank, Garrett Taylor No Time to Die Véronique Melery, Mark Tildesley Swan Song Annie Beauchamp, Michael Diner, Shannon Gottlieb Diseño de Vestuario Cruella Jenny Beavan Dune Bob Morgan, Jacqueline West Encanto Neysa Bove The French Dispatch Milena Canonero The Green Knight Malgosia Turzanska West Side Story Paul Tazewell Make-Up & Hairstyling Cruella Naomi Donne, Nadia Stacey, Julia Vernon Dune Love Larson, Donald Mowat, Eva Von Bahr The Green Knight Eileen Buggy, Audrey Doyle, Barrie Gower No Time to Die Daniel Phillips Old Michelle Diamantides, Thomas Floutz, Cristina Waltz Titane Olivier Afonso, Antoine Mancini, Flore Masson

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Best Makeup & Hairstyling 2021

Winner:

The Green Knight - Audrey Doyle, Barrie Gower, Eileen Buggy

Nominees:

Malignant - Lori McCoy-Bell, Eleanor Sabaduquia   Passing - Margie Durand, Barbara Roman Barreto Titane - Flore Masson Zola - Kristen Alimena, Charles Gregory Ross

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BEST MAKEUP & HAIRSTYLING

Shortlisted: Barb & Star Go to Vista del Mar, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Malignant, Passing

THE NOMINEES ARE:

Dune

Hair Design & Makeup Design by Donald Mowat, Prosthetic Supervision by Love Larson & Eva Von Bahr

The French Dispatch

Hair, Makeup, & Prosthetic Design by Frances Hannon, Hair & Makeup Supervision by Fabienne Robineau

Titane

Makeup Supervision by Flore Masson, Hair Supervision by Antoine Mancini

Zola

Makeup Supervision by Kristen Alimena, Hair Supervision by Charles Gregory Ross

AND THE CRISTAL GOES TO...

The Green Knight

Hair Design by Eileen Buggy, Makeup Design by Audrey Doyle, Prosthetic Design by Barrie Gower

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NUVO Dance Convention, Indianapolis, IN: RESULTS

High Score by Age:

NUbie Solo

1st: Penelope LeMieux-’These Boots’

2nd: Rylan Reynolds-’Hallelujah’

3rd: Charlie Nees-’When You Believe’

4th: Kinley Herbort-’Born to Entertain’

5th: Ava Hughes-’Like A Girl’

6th: Mariah Dixn-’Cola’

7th: Emi Rae Richard-’Michael Jackson’

Mini Solo

1st: Kya Massimino-’System Activated’

2nd: Kate Jarboe-’Hit the Road Jack’

2nd: Carrigan Paylor-’It Is Time’

3rd: Zoe Swope-’Moon River’

3rd: Madeleine Shen-’The Bridge’

4th: Charlotte Holt-’I Want to Go to Hollywood’

5th: Lexus Natalie-’Alternate World’

5th: Aubrey Scaggs-’The Way’

6th: Kinley Blankemeyer-’Je T’Aime’

6th: Morgan Gilbert-’Just Watch Me Now’

6th: Addison Prichard-’Swing It Like Roger’

7th: Mia Estacio-’Elastic Heart’

7th: Aubrey Koerner-’Opportunity’

7th: Keaton Hoying-’Trip A Little Fantastic’

8th: Gemma Reep-’Poison’

9th: Riley Gibson-’Killer Queen’

10th: Aubrey Leins-’Bellingham’

10th: Lucia Kingsley-’Little Jazz Bird’

Junior Solo

1st: Audrey Mayernik-’Oya’

2nd: Aaliyah Dixon-’Icon’

2nd: Leila Winker-’Takt’

3rd: Sydney Foertsch-’Oh So Quiet’

3rd: Makaylyn Lewsi-’Run to You’

3rd: Londyn LeMieux-’Tar’

4th: Julia Bailey-’Crazy In Love’

4th: Maely Weaver-’Staggered in a Configuration’

5th: Ava Opel-’Embers’

5th: Kenley Fogltanz-’One Mistress’

6th: Riley Neugebauer-’New Start’

7th: Ayden Nelson-’Flatline’

7th: William Colin-’Wrapped Up’

8th: Samantha Voice-’Dream On’

8th: Amelia Duncan-’Lonely’

8th: Kathryn Roth-’Send In the Clowns’

9th: Kendall Burkhart-’Everybody Loves You’

9th: Claire Stifferlen-’In the Mood’

10th: My War-’Tenley Zielinski’

10th: Madilyn Lanman-’Sweet Child O’ Mine’

10th: Ayla Nguyen-’Unbroken’

Teen Solo

1st: Britton Johnson-’Monolithic’

2nd: Andres Jimenez-’Frontieres’

2nd: Hannah Webb-’Holy Water’

2nd: Ava Cassidy-’Witness’

3rd: Tatiana Hagee-’Harvest Moon’

3rd: Kaja Chow-’Retreat’

4th: Emery Sousley-’Birds of Paradise’

4th: Emily Haas-’Light Ascending’

4th: Calico Reyes-’Trust In Me’

5th: Allie Douglas-’In the Sand Dunes’

6th: Ainsley Grey-’The Room’

7th: Posey Zielinski-’Cat’s Cradle’

7th: Joely Stupeck-’Eternally Yours’

7th: Faith Stoner-’Solids’

8th: Addy Reinoehl-’Jealous’

8th: Camille Kapsalis-’Seeker’

8th: Taylor Sakwi-’The Journey Within’

9th: Jenna Jarboe-’Don’t Let Me Go’

9th: Anna Rosenberger-’Inside’

9th: Shay Kaminski-’Once Upon Another Time’

10th: Hannah Colin-’Bring On the Rain’

10th: Ava Peters-’Nature Boy’

10th: Tabbi Courts-’Porcelain’

10th: Madden Zook-’Rain’

10th: Abigail Riester-’The Most Beautiful Things’

10th: Scarlett Szewczyk-’Vestige’

Senior Solo

1st: Chloe Jeffcoat-’As For the Fall’

1st: Olivia Beauchamp-’Here Comes the Sun’

1st: Louie Gonzalez-’Out of Sight’

2nd: Aaron St. Hilaire-’Exit’

2nd: Gionna D’Alessandro-’Wish You Were Here’

3rd: Anna Miller-’Go’

3rd: Taylor Masson-’Silence’

3rd: Julianne Doner-’To Live Even One Day’

4th: Jordin Suwalski-’Hold On Tight’

4th: Adare Haas-’This Is Not the End’

4th: Avery Earle-’Trick of the Light’

5th: Macie Blacklidge-’Rainfall’

5th: Sophie Tosh-’The’

6th: Ella Tosh-’Safe’

6th: Hannah Macrae-’Vehemence’

7th: Savannah Venter-’Always Be My Baby’

7th: Braylan Enscoe-’Ne Me Quite Pas’

8th: Madison Burkhart-’Goodbye’

8th: Ava Geske-’You Shouldn’t See This’

9th: Mackenzie Marsala-’A Closeness’

9th: Bryn Dubberley-’Can’t Help Falling In Love’

9th: Abigail Silva-’Creek’

9th: Trinity Malgay-’Take Me Coco’

10th: Brooke Atwood-’Cold’

10th: Annabel Buhler-’Dawn’

10th: Livi Reed-’Soldier’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: Tiffany and Co. Studio of Dance-’Rescue’

2nd: Danceworks-’You’re the One That I Want’

3rd: Tiffany and Co. Studio of Dance-’Space Jam’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: Ratio Dance-’Luminous’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Friend Like Me’

3rd: Viva Dance Co.-’Giant’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: Viva Dance Co.-’Fate Playing’

2nd: Imperium House of Dance-’Worth It’

3rd: Ratio Dance-’Entreat Me Not’

3rd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Liability’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: Artistic Edge Dance Center-’Symphony of Sorrow’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’For My Help’

3rd: Shelley Shearer School of Dance-’Remember’

NUbie Group

1st: Dazzle Dance-’Lemonade Stand’

2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’One Dance’

Mini Group

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’

2nd: Just Off Broadway-’Mr. Blue Sky’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Sophisticated’

Junior Group

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’

2nd: Viva Dance Co.-’Funky Town’

3rd: Just Off Broadway-’Canon In D’

Teen Group

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’My Way’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Disjointed Connections’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Mini Skirt’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Your Daddy’s Son’

3rd: Ratio Dance-’Caspian’

Senior Group

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Nothing Fades Like the Light’

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’The Wake’

2nd: Just Off Broadway-’Credence’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’911′

Mini Line

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Change’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Bop’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Do You Hear What I Hear?’

Junior Line

1st: The Colony-’Lose Control’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Bom Bom’

3rd: Dazzle Dance-’Top Hats, Bowties and Tails’

Teen Line

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’This Woman’s Work’

2nd: The Colony-’They Don’t Love You’

2nd: Ratio Dance-’Unknown’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Walking In Memphis’

Teen Extended Line

1st: Just Off Broadway-’Falling Forward’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’X-NZ’

3rd: Indy Dance Academy-’Bound to Edge’

Teen Production

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Cha Cha Heels’

2nd: Dazzle Dance-’Prepare for Takeoff’

High Score by Performance Division:

NUbie Hip-Hop

1st: Dazzle Dance-’Lemonade Stand’

NUbie Ballet

1st: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’One Dance’

Mini Lyrical

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Change’

2nd: DanceWorks-’True Colors’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Do You Hear What I Hear?’

Mini Tap

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’R.S.V.P’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’P.Y.T’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Runaway Baby’

Mini Jazz

1st: Just Off Broadway-’Mr. Blue Sky’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Bop’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Poison Ivy’

Mini Contemporary

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Sophisticated’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Anchor’

Junior Jazz

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’

2nd: Viva Dance Co.-’Funky Town’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Bom Bom’

Junior Lyrical

1st: Just Off Broadway-’Canon In D’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’A Change Is Gonna Come’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Open Hands’

Junior Contemporary

1st: The Colony-’Lose Control’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Haunted’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’

Junior Tap

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Drift Away’

1st: Dazzle Dance-’Top Hats, Bowties and Tails’

Teen Contemporary

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’My Way’

2nd: Just Off Broadway-’Falling Forward’

3rd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Disjointed Connections’

Teen Jazz

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’Mini Skirt’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’My Lovin’

3rd: Dazzle Dance-’Prepare for Takeoff’

Teen Lyrical

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’Your Daddy’s Son’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’This Woman’s Work’

3rd: Miss Laura’s School of Dance-’A Million Reasons’

Teen Specialty

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Post That’

2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Gettin It’

Teen Hip-Hop

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’X-NZ’

2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Missy E’

Teen Tap

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Walking In Memphis’

Teen Musical Theatre

1st: Reflexions Dance Arts-’Money’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’A Bushel and A Peck’

Teen Ballroom

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Cha Cha Heels’

Senior Lyrical

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Soar’

2nd: Dazzle Dance-’Listen’

Senior Contemporary

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’The Wake’

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Nothing Fades Like the Light’

2nd: Just Off Broadway-’Credence’

Senior Jazz

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’911′

Best NU Groups:

NUbie

Dazzle Dance-’Lemonade Stand’

Mini

Just Off Broadway-’Mr. Blue Sky’

NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’

Junior

Expressenz Dance Center-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’

The Colony-’Lose Control’

Just Off Broadway-’Canon In D’

Viva Dance Co.-’Funky Town’

Teen

Just Off Broadway-’Falling Forward’

Ratio Dance-’Caspian’

NorthPointe Dance Academy-’This Woman’s Work’

The Colony-’They Don’t Love You’

Expressenz Dance Center-’My Way’

Senior

Expressenz Dance Center-’The Wake’

NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Nothing Fades Like the Light’

Just Off Broadway-’Credence’

Studio Pick:

NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Nothing Fades Like the Light’

Expressenz Dance Center-’My Way’

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NUVO Minneapolis Results 2019

Junior Solos:

1. Isabella Jarvis - Immortal (Larkin Dance Studio), Ali Ogle - Passing Memory (Larkin Dance Studio), Harlow Ganz - Portraits (Summit Dance Shoppe)

2. Emma Donnelly - Rebirth (Danceology) DJP

3. Keira Redpath - The Place We Once Longed For (Larkin Dance Studio) DJP

4. Sloane Dokman - Floating World (Summit Dance Shoppe) DJP

5. Cami Redpath - Speech (Larkin Dance Studio)

6. Bella Saferstein - Earth (Summit Dance Shoppe)

7. Audrey Donnelly - Tricotism (Danceology), Samuel Sharp Jr - Same Faces (Woodbury Dance Center)

8. Ema Cable - The Machine (Northland School of Dance), Ava Kendall - Ne Me Quitte Pas (West Coast School of the Arts)

9. Alisa Williams - Sky Walk (Dance Arts Centre), Haley Ritter - Like I’m Gonna Lose You (Summit Dance Shoppe)

10. Sophie DeGraff - Cupid Variation (Summit Dance Shoppe), Cecelia Thielen - Crash (Larkin Dance Studio), Anna Rosenberger - Come By Fire (Shelley Shearer School of Dance)

Teen Solos:

1. Sara Gutz - Shrine Hale (Larkin Dance Studio), Kate Happe - A Young Mind’s Thoughts (Larkin Dance Studio), Maris LaPointe - All Waters (Larkin Dance Studio) DJP

2. Bennet Espinda-Banick - Strange Fruit (Larkin Dance Studio), Olivya Sessing - Skeptical (The Industry Dance Academy) DJP

3. Hayley Miller - So Quietly (Summit Dance Shoppe), Brynne Abgrall - Sensations (Shelley Shearer School of Dance), Ally Cheung - Heroes (West Coast School of the Arts) DJP

4. Sydney Ishaug - Conjur (Dance Arts Centre), Elliana Mannella - Broken (Summit Dance Shoppe)

5. Taylor Masson - Porcelain (Shelley Shearer School of Dance)

6. Olivia Johnson - Possession (Summit Dance Shoppe), Veronica Jaspers - Heart Of Glass (Summit Dance Shoppe)

7. Rhianna Scott - Mister Basie (Marquis Dance Academy), Lydia Werschay - Lung (Summit Dance Shoppe), AbbieWinn Neumayer - Instinct (Dance Arts Centre), Lane Styles - Amen (Shelley Shearer School of Dance)

8. Jada Specht - The Beauty Of Rain (New England Dance Academy), Cate Hornig - One Million (Dance Arts Centre), Faith Cichocki - Anoche (Northland School of Dance)

9. Bella Cundiff - Found (Summit Dance Shoppe), Minda Li - Copy Cat (Woodbury Dance Center), Taylor Sakwi - 11:11 (Shelley Shearer School of Dance)

10. Mini Preston - Shudder (Larkin Dance Studio), Evelina Galimova - Roars From The Lab (Summit Dance Shoppe)

NUbie Solos:

1. Kelsie Jacobson - Peaceful (Larkin Dance Studio)

2. Harper Anderson - Thew Dream (Larkin Dance Studio)

3. Finley Ashfield - Shimmy (Larkin Dance Studio)

4. Annabel Schoolmeesters - Unstoppable (Northland School of Dance)

5. Lilly Anderson - Roxy (Larkin Dance Studio)

6. Isabella Charnstrom - The Music Of The Night (Larkin Dance Studio)

7. Mateyah Birchem - Fly (Dance Arts Centre)

Junior Duo/Trios:

1. Swallowed (Larkin Dance Studio) DJP

2. Places (Woodbury Dance Center), Animosity (Summit Dance Shoppe) DJP

3. Water (Summit Dance Shoppe)

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SOLD 🎭 The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe @ Threesixty Theatre 2012 (#145)

Title: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe

Venue: Threesixty Theatre

Year: 2012

Condition: Creasing to front cover

Author: By C.S. Lewis. Adapted for the stage by Rupert Goold. Music, Lyrics and Sound Score by Adam Cork

Director: Rupert Goold and Michael Fentiman

Choreographer: Georgina Lamb

Cast: Sally Dexter, David Suchet, Forbes Masson, Brian Protheroe, Carly Bawden, Rebecca Benson, Philip Labey, Jonny Weldon, Paul Barnhill, Sophie-Louie Dann, Miltos Yerolemou, David Rubin, Audrey Brisson, Christian From, Jane Leaney, Will Lucas, Abigail Matthews, Jack North, Peter Peverley, Stuart Ramsay, Susannah Van Den Berg, Sam Wilmott

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Credit: Johan Persson

  With shows such as Jesus Christ Superstar and On The Town, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre has gained a well earned reputation for creating interesting adaptations of classic musicals. With their latest revival Little Shop of Horrors it is clear that their streak is continuing.

Little Shop of Horrors which was written by Howard Ashman and Alan Menkin, whose credits include Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast along with many other classics, tells the story of Seymour and his murderous plant Audrey II. With classic songs such as “Suddenly Seymour” and “Somewhere That’s Green” the musical takes us to Skid Row and we see what happens when a plant needs more than water and soil to thrive.

This new production is directed by Maria Aberg and features stunning sets and costumes to die for by Tom Scutt. The show stars West End regulars Marc Antolin and Jemima Rooper as Seymour and Audrey, with the always fabulous Forbes Masson as Mr Mushnik, who has the fortunes of this lowly flower shop turned around with the arrival of Audrey II. The chemistry between Antolin and Rooper was palpable and their rendition of “Suddenly Seymour” was an unexpected tear jerker and the harmonies were flawless. Masson was comedic perfection as Mushnik and showed us the odd glimpse of Mushnik caring for more than the money. “Closed for Renovation” was a joy to watch and it showcased all three of them exceptionally well.

Busted singer Matt Willis played Audrey’s no good boyfriend Orin and he had the right level of menace with keeping up with the comedy which was clear for all to see during “Dentist”. Willis performance in the second act had the audience in stitches and I love a man who isn’t scared of putting on a dress.

Renée Lamb, Seyi Omooba, and Christina Modestou were phenomenal as Chiffon, Crystal and Ronette and their rendition of the opening number “Little Shop of Horrors” was the perfect way to set the tone for the show. Every time the trio were on stage they were flawless.

Audrey II is played by US Drag Queen Vicky Vox who is making her theatrical debut in this role, and if there was a photo beside the definition of scene stealer then it would be Vox’s photo you would see. The casting of Vox was the main reason for me booking to see the show so early, as both a fan of Vox as a singer and performer and a fan of the art of drag being brought out of the shadows.

From Vox’s first appearance on stage and her opening number “Feed Me (Git It)” showed us that this Audrey II was very different to any that had gone before and damn were we in for a fabulously camp and slightly filthy time and I for one couldn’t wait. Vox’s stage presence was magnetic and powerful and her scenes with Antolin were stunning. Her entrance in the middle of the theatre during Act 2 was brilliantly done and allowed me to see just how amazing her costume was. During “Suppertime” I found myself unable to draw my eyes away from Vox and I wondering how I could get my own Audrey II. The execution of the plant was done so well and without a glimpse of the classic image that people have of the huge Venus fly trap, with the puppetry executed that flawlessly you forgot there were people controlling part of Audrey II

As with previous shows at the venue, the set and lighting was fabulous and Scutt’s set design was the perfect match of retro vibes and total destruction which gave us a Skid Row for the 21st Century. The use of shopping carts was inspired and became an integral part of the show rather than just a device to move set pieces around.

Howard Hudson’s lighting design was the final piece in this beautifully camp jigsaw and the reason I booked to see an evening performance. Hudson and his team executed a flawless lighting performance and the stage storm started I was left wondering for a hot minute if it was real thunder and lightning.

All I can say is grab your tickets for this exceptional production today and visit Skid Row and see Audrey II in all her glory and remember Don’t Feed The Plant!!!

Little Shop of Horrors is currently playing at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre until September 22 and tickets are available here.

Little Shop Of Horrors At Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre Is Kitsch, Camp, And Fabulous With shows such as Jesus Christ Superstar and On The Town, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre has gained a well earned reputation for creating interesting adaptations of classic musicals.

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Gentile Pizza Parlour, Montréal Québec

Gentile Pizza Parlour, Modern Québec Luxury Home, Canadian Architecture, QC Residential Building Photos

Gentile Pizza Parlour in Montréal, Québec

18 May 2021

Gentile Pizza Parlour

Architects: Atelier Zébulon Perron

Location: Montreal, QC, Canada

Atelier Zébulon Perron, a firm renowned for its distinct interior design services for the commercial sector, is proud to unveil the nostalgic ambiance of Gentile Pizza Parlour. Inspired by family legacy, the new Montreal restaurant’s original concept pays homage to the classic pizzerias of 70s and 80s New York City, balancing retro and contemporary elements to create a chic and colloquial space, with a strong identity.

After a successful collaboration with owner, Anthony Gentile, to design his first restaurant in 2016, Atelier Zébulon Perron was selected to design the new adjacent pizzeria. The firm embarked on a concept of nostalgia within an iconic and contemporary space that is inspired by family history, with tributes to the flagship Café Gentile, first opened in 1959, as well as to a family arcade where the current owner spent much of his youth.

“Many of the settings and design elements that Anthony referenced reflected a memorable past,” says Zébulon Perron. “We wanted to honor aspects of those cherished memories as much as possible, without being too cliché.”

The studio’s designers focused on a contemporary interpretation of throwback references in order to create a dynamic space that is both rooted in time, and which embraces the future, reflecting the ambitions and passions of a new generation of Montreal family restaurateurs.

The unique character of the original space offered some naturally vintage qualities that the designers embraced, including an existing ceiling of rhythmic metal slats, designed for signage purposes, that the firm restored to its 1980s architectural grandeur. Some of the old sign devices were maintained for their diffusion of rosy, subdued mood lighting. The design team also overcame a series of technical challenges to update the concept, applying a metallic champagne paint finish and installing backlit screens to emit a soft pink glow.

To break down the existing space’s natural linearity, the team developed a continuous diagonal tile pattern that covers the floors, the walls, and the bar. The effect of the strong and deliberate gesture is one of the most striking aspects of the final design.

A juxtaposition of old and new materials characterizes the restaurant’s light and playful furnishings and finishes, including a mix of marble and vinyl tabletops, layered, prefinished wood panelled walls with backlit mirrors, amber glass dividers, and old-fashioned vertical blinds.

Vintage objects, including light fixtures, chairs, stools, and even an old Pac Man machine, were acquired through personal collections and classified ads, infusing the space with a strong visual impact of familiarity, originality, and warmth.

“People are comforted by the familiarity of places that they recognize in visual and emotional ways,” explains Zébulon Perron. “I think that we have succeeded in designing a welcoming environment that is equal parts architectural, unique, dynamic, and nostalgic.”

Gentile Pizza Parlour in Montréal, QC – Building Information

Name of the architect: Atelier Zébulon Perron

Materials: Marble, walnut, vinyl, pewter, leather, prefinished wood paneling, tile, steel, amber glass, mirror.

Completion: September 2020 Project Site: 4134 Ste-Catherine St West, Montreal, QC H3Z 2Y5 Project type: Restaurant Surface area: 280 m2 (3,000 sq. ft.) Construction: Planit Construction

Design: Atelier Zébulon Perron Lead designer: Zébulon Perron

Team: Valérie Picard Anik Mandalian Mathieu Belen Samuel Casaubon Audrey Dasilva Justine Rahilly Tony Lemoignan

About Atelier Zébulon Perron Founded in 2008, Atelier Zébulon Perron is a design firm specializing in commercial development. The firm is renowned for its expertise in the hotel industry, and for its design of bars and restaurants within that sector that have been woven into the fabric of Montreal’s vibrant scene.

Atelier Zébulon Perron’s commitment to the quality and success of its projects has positioned the firm as a benchmark player in the industry, distinguishing itself through its minute attention to detail, and through the creation of custom-designed objects, lighting, and furniture. The firm has completed more than one hundred projects to date, all designed in close collaboration with its clients.

Atelier Zébulon Perron approaches each project as a unique design opportunity. The team’s distinct approach envisions interior design as a key component of successful user experiences, enticing visitors to embrace a space at first sight. Listening attentively to the needs of its clients, the firm proposes development plans in harmony with end user expectations, combining aesthetics, sustainability, and commercial success in order to deliver optimal spaces.

Photographer: Jean-Sébastien Senécal

Gentile Pizza Parlour, Montréal Québec images / information received 180521 from v2com newswire

Location: Montreal, Québec, Canada

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