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The King's Man (2021) Review

The King’s Man (2021) Review

During World War I, the Kingsman agency begins to form in a stand against those who betray their countries, going to places that the secret service cannot reach. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (more…)

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Brooklyn

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LISTEN yes, that scene is heartbreaking and every second of it hurts my feelings, but can we appreciate for a minute mr. and mrs. anderson in the background because their reaction to elton is asweasqeqwqa

and we need to recognize stellar  acting when we see one

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Beautiful The Carole King Musical: Tonight it was a pleasure to welcome Carole King herself to the Aldwych Theatre, who even treated us to a special performance of "You've Got A Friend"

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Brooklyn (2015)

Brooklyn brings us back to moments in our lives that caused us heartache and great joy. Eilis Lacey (Saoirse Ronan) is a long way from home and all is new to her, the city is older than she is but through her young eyes, she does not yet see the exciting and adventurous life waiting for her.

Suffering from homesickness and facing her own challenges she breaks through this short dark moment and makes a life for herself. A life that changes her situation and one that would make her mother and sister proud. education, employment and falling in love has changed what she once knew and felt about the choices she has made.

throughout the film, we are shown her emotions from facial expression and the way in which Eilis gazes and goes into what seems to be a daydream. from what we know about her we can somewhat guess what she may be thinking. her tear-glazed eyes tell it all. Tony (Emory Cohen) is what keeps Eilis’ mind off things and gives her a chance to be happy and have someone to comfort her. Tony will then play an important part in the film.  

So, all is going well and then like a fist to the gut, comes the most devastating news Rose (Fiona Glascott) Eilis’ sister has died. At this point in the film, we are back at square one. Lost. Again, her emotions are told in her eyes and we can tell there is a lump in her throat. A lot more takes place in the second half, we are taken back to Ireland where another story unfolds. Eilis faces more challenges and it's now up to her to make a choice between her new life that she has built or the old one she left behind and not forgetting her old love while she has possibly found a new one.

For a film set in the 1950s which tells a story of love it also incorporates migration mainly displaying people of Irish background. It does not stray away from its genre not for one moment. The use of costumes has played a vital role in keeping the viewer aware of the time period and what may have occurred during those times. Again, costumes have proved useful, as Eilis life changes so do her clothes and appearance. before leaving for America her clothes were average but having a new career it brings new clothes, clothes she may never be able to afford. When the use of sets is thrown into the mix it solidifies everything. We are not left wondering what dances looked like during the 1950s we given visuals within these visuals were also shown how young adults of that time behaved. What stood out was how the film used the dancehall and the other charterers. The boys would choose who they danced with and if the girls were lucky it would be someone they fancied.

Tony is watching Eilis

in the still above we witness Tony choosing Eilis and it is at this point he has chosen her forever. Out of all the girls there that were not picked for a dance and ones that were not, why did he picker? What was it about here? Even though Tony said he likes Irish girls there were many there and many had come before  

At the start Eilis has a lot on her plate but on the other hand Tony has everything in order in his life, when Eilis returned home after her sister death it was hard watching Tony miss her and all at the same times, she was considering her future and where she belongs. No just this but who she loves. During her friend’s wedding, we can clearly see who she truly longs for, the retaliation seems to shock her into snapping out if her out of what seems to be a rushed decision of what her life is meant to be. The use of the wedding, the zooming on of Eilis' faces and the blurring of the bride were key also having Jim Farrell (Domhnall Gleeson) sitting next to her smiling and then having Eilis’ facial expression change told us then who she belonged to.

This film is played with emotion and the mind. Having wanted Eilis to have a good life and find love then one day settle down was the main idea, however the thought of Mary Lacey (Jane Brennan) her mother being left all alone was heartache enough. And thinking that Tony would lose the love of life so suddenly was enough to put a lump in a throat. With all, it's clear to see that Eilis was fighting for a better life she did not want to end up like the girls in her town or worse miss a once in a lifetime opportunity. It is understandable that no one wants to work so hard only to end up where they started. All she wanted was the same opportunity but in Ireland.

Overall a very heartwarming film it shows that patience and time change all.  

**Cast**

Saoirse Ronan as Elis, Hugh Gormley as Priest (as Father Matt Glynn), Brid Brennan as Miss Kelly, Maeve McGrath as Mart, Emma Lowe as Mrs Brady, Barbara Drennan as Shabby Woman, Gillian McCarthy as Timid Woman, Fiona Glascott as Rose Lacey , Jane Brennan as Mary Lacey, Eileen O'Higgins as Nancy, Eileen O'Higgins as George Sheridan, George Sheridan as Georgina, James Corscadden as Ship Waiter, Julie Walters as Mrs. Kehoe, Emily Bett Rickards as Patty, Eve Macklin as Diana, Nora-Jane Noone as Sheila, Mary O'Driscoll as Miss McAdam, Samantha Munro as Dorothy

**Directors**

John Crowley

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The Complete Detail Of Brooklyn (2015) Name Brooklyn (2015) Storyline In late 1951, Eilis Lacey, a young Irish girl, emigrates to Brooklyn. Sponsored by Father Flood, a priest from her native town Enniscorthy, she is assured to find a full-time job there. But the early days are tough, seasickness being soon replaced by loneliness and homesickness, two feelings all the more acutely felt by Eilis for having had to leave behind her widowed mother and her dear sister Rose. She nevertheless little by little manages to find her footing by adapting to her job as a salesgirl, by studying bookkeeping at Brooklyn College as well as with a little help from both Father Flood and Mrs. Kehoe, the owner of the boarding school she now lives in. And not only does graduation follow but love shows its face in Tony, an Italian-American plumber, full of adoration and respect for her. They end up marrying, although keeping the thing secret. It is at that point that tragedy strikes inciting Eilis to return to Enniscorthy to support her mother morally. Detail Of Brooklyn (2015) Director John Crowley Writer

Nick Hornby

Colm Tóibín

Produced by

Hussain Amarshi -- executive producer

Finola Dwyer -- producer

Pierre Even -- co-producer

Jeannette Garcia -- associate producer

Rory Gilmartin -- executive producer

David Greenbaum -- studio executive

Nicole Hilaréguy -- line producer: Canada unit

Zygi Kamasa -- executive producer

Christine Langan -- executive producer

Caroline Levy-- line producer

Stars & Cast

Saoirse Ronan -- Eilis

Hugh Gormley -- Priest (as Father Matt Glynn)

Brid Brennan -- Miss Kelly

Maeve McGrath -- Mary

Emma Lowe -- Mrs Brady

Barbara Drennan -- Shabby Woman

Gillian McCarthy -- Timid Woman

Fiona Glascott -- Rose Lacey

Jane Brennan -- Mary Lacey

Eileen O'Higgins -- Nancy

Peter Campion -- George Sheridan

Music by Michael Brook Genres Drama | Romance Country UK | Canada | Ireland | Belgium Language English | Latin | Scottish Gaelic Release Date

USA -- 25 November 2015

UK -- 6 November 2015

Canada -- 1 December 2015

South Africa --13 November 2015

Filming Locations Ireland Certificate N/A Box Office Of Brooklyn (2015) Budget $11,000,000 (estimated) Opening Weekend $187,281 (USA) (6 November 2015) Gross $38,317,535 (USA) (20 May 2016) Technical Specs of Brooklyn (2015) Runtime 117 min Sound Mix Dolby Digital Company Credits of Brooklyn (2015) Production Company

Wildgaze Films

BBC Films

Parallel Film Productions

[dioceseofwesternanglicans]

Prayer Cycle for Early Pentecost

Wondering how to pray for the Diocese? This cycle of prayer is one approach.

Begin praying for the names in the group number corresponding with the first letter of your last name. Pray daily for the churches and clergy in that group for one week, then move on to the next group until you have prayed for all Four groups. Then begin again with the first group with which you began.

A – G begin with Group 1; H - M begin with Group 2;  N – S begin with Group 3; T – Z begin with Group 4

Please pray daily for the Diocesan Staff, The Diocesan Officers, The Executive Committee members, the Deans and the Canons.

You may download a printable form in .pdf if you wish.

ALL GROUPS DAILY

For the Diocesan Staff:  Bishop Keith Andrews, Jenna Vazquez, Michele Wright, Jessica Greenlee, Celeb Hummel, and Sue Ellen Warren

For the Diocesan Officers: Spencer Johnson, Cindy Drennan, Caren Spilsbury, Myron Steeves, Jeanette Shelly The Executive Committee: Roger Pelham, Cameron Lemons, Trish Stewart, Jeanette Shelley, Jim Dale, Justin Read-Smith, Antonio Herndon, Tim Laundrié, Jack Davenport, Jeff Bisgrove, and Ephraim Nkemere

For the Deans & Canons: Jerry Cimijotti, Chuck Collins, Russell Martin, Scott Pedersen, David Montzingo, Brian Schulz

GROUP ONE

All Saints’ Los Angeles, CA

The Ven Dr Godson Ofoegbu

All Saints', Long Beach, CA

The Very Rev Scott Pedersen, Dean LA

The Rev Michael DiMarcangelo

Branches of the Cross, Vista, CA

The Rev Tim Laundrié

Christ Church, Butte, MT

The Rev Brian Miller

The Rev Dcn Nan Joyce

Christ Church, Fallbrook, CA

The Rev Brian Capanna

The Rev Dcn Dee Renner

Christ Church, Phoenix, AZ

The Rev Chris Schutte

The Very Rev Chuck Collins, Dean AZ

The Rev David Stevens

The Rev George Miley

Christ’s Church, Yucaipa, CA

The Rev Canon Brian Schulz

The Rev James Linton

The Rev Dcn Rolin Bruno

Christ the King, San Diego, CA

The Very Rev Russell Martin, Dean SD

The Rev Larry Eddingfield

The Rev John King

The Rev Dcn Stephen Elder

Christ the King, Spokane, WA

The Very Rev Jerry Cimijotti, Dean RM

Christ the Redeemer, Yuma, AZ

The Rev Austin Mansfield

The Rev Lee Sissel

The Rev Dcn Linda Stokes

GROUP TWO

Christ Our Savior, Torrance, CA

Tom Winfrey, Sr Warden

The Rev Ken Greenlee

AC of the Epiphany, La Mirada, CA

The Rev Greg Peters

The Rev Steve Sterry

AC of the Holy Spirit, Prescott, AZ

Vacant

AC of the Resurrection, San Marcos, CA

The Rev Bill Gandenberger

The Rev Richard Bowman

The Rev Denny Eisele

The Rev Dcn Joy Edwards

The Billings Anglican Church, MT

The Rev Dcn Gretchen Knapp

Community of St. Columba, Missoula, MT

The Rev Justin Read-Smith

Disciples’ Anglican Church, Anaheim, CA

The Rev John Rim

Good Shepherd Anglican, Mesa, AZ

The Rev Earle Fox

Grace Anglican Church, Boise, ID

The Rev Jeffrey Smith

The Rev Dcn Ron Jutzy

Grace Anglican Church, Oceanside, CA

The Rev Bill Mugford

Grace Anglican Church, Sheridan, WY

The Rev Kevin Jones

Holy Spirit Anglican, San Diego, CA

The Rev Brian Hughes

The Rev Canon David Montzingo

The Rev Caleb Hummel

Holy Redeemer Anglican, Tucson, AZ

The Rev Jerry Bouck

Holy Trinity, Ocean Beach, CA

The Rev Larry Bausch

The Rev Dcn Sue Bentley

GROUP THREE

Little Church in the Valley, Reno, NV

The Rev Karry Crites

Living Faith, Mesa AZ

The Rev Leo Laney

Living Faith Church, Tempe, AZ

The Rev Joel Pinson

The Rev Ernest Victor

The Rev Dcn Mathew Allen

Miracle Center AC, Compton, CA

The Rev Antonio Herndon

St. David's, Burbank, CA

The Rev Jose Poch

The Rev Dcn DiAnne Charves

The Rev Steve Kennedy

St. James, Costa Mesa, CA

The Rev Cathie Young

The Rev Todd Meyer

St. John’s, Salt Lake City

Jesse Sandoval, Sr Warden

St. Luke's, Crescenta Valley, CA

The Rev Robert Holman

The Rev James Arcadi

The Rev Dcn Steve Krimmel

St. Michael’sin the City, La Verne, CA

The Rev Charles Myers

St. Paul’s City Church, Lake Elsinore, CA

The Rev Cameron Lemons

The Rev Chris Bodiford

St. Stephen's, Tustin, CA

The Rev Linda Crowder

United Christ Church of India, Phoenix, AZ

The Rev Suresh Gunti

GROUP FOUR

Other Presbyters Canonically Resident in DWA

The Rev Kathleen Adams (CA)

The Rev Jack Bunting (NM)

The Rev Grayson Carter (AZ)

The Rev Bob Fabey (AZ)

The Rev Robert Garafaolo (AZ)

The Rev Gabe Garcia (CA)

The Rev Julian Gibb (AZ)

The Rev Jim Gray, (CA)

The Rev Jim Howard (AZ)

The Rev Richard Menees(CA)

The Rev Nan Mueller (ID)

The Rev Warren Mueller (ID)

The Rev James Obermeyer (AZ)

The Rev Don White (CO)

Retired Presbyters

The Rev Don Kroeger (CA)

The Rev Joe Rees, (MO)

The Rev Tom Phifer (AZ)

The Rev Pam Schmaling (UT)

The Rev Tom Phillips (AZ)

Vocational Deacons

Deacon Mat Allen, Living Faith Anglican Church, Tempe (AZ)

Deacon Sue Bentley, Holy Trinity, Ocean Beach (CA)

Deacon Rolin Bruno, Christ’s Church, Yucaipa (CA)

Deacon DiAnne Charves, St. David’s, Burbank (CA)

Deacon Joy Edwards, AC of the Resurrection, San Marcos (CA)

Deacon Steve Elder, Christ the King, San Diego (CA)

Deacon Nan Joyce, Christ Church, Butte, (MT)

Deacon Ron Jutzy, Grace Anglican, Boise (ID)

Deacon Gretchen Knapp, Billings Anglican, Billings (MT)

Deacon Steve Krimmel, St. Luke’s, Crescenta Valley (CA)

Deacon Jim Lee, Hospital Chaplaincy Ministry (AZ)

Deacon Roz Marver, Sabbath Celebration, Carlsbad (CA)

Deacon Dee Renner, Christ Church, Fallbrook (CA)

Deacon Linda Stokes, Christ the Redeemer, Yuma (AZ)

Other Vocational Deacons Canonically Resident in DWA

Deacon Don Orr (AZ)

Deacon Barbara Robinson (AZ)

Deacon Tim Seibold (AZ)

[londontheatre]

The West End production of Beautiful – The Carole King Musical, based on the early life and career of legendary singer songwriter Carole King, will complete its run at the Aldwych Theatre on 5 August 2017.

The UK tour of Beautiful – The Carole King Musical will open in Bradford on 9 September 2017 and continues in Plymouth, Southampton, Norwich, Southend, Nottingham, Belfast, Cardiff, Birmingham, Newcastle, Hull, Edinburgh, Manchester, Dublin, Aberdeen, Sheffield, Glasgow, Milton Keynes, Woking, Sunderland, Bristol, Leeds, Stoke on Trent, Liverpool and Oxford, with all venues currently on sale.

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical received its Broadway premiere in January 2014 at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre where it continues to play to packed houses. The London premiere was in February 2015 and a US tour began later that year. An Australian production will open in Sydney in September this year.

During its two and a half year run in the West End, the Olivier, Tony and Grammy award-winning show had two visits from Carole King, when on both occasions she surprised the cast and audience at the curtain call. Both times she was greeted with a standing ovation at the Aldwych Theatre as she took to the stage to sing her classic hit You’ve Got A Friend. Joining King for London’s opening night were fellow composers Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann, whose story is also told as part of Beautiful – The Carole King Musical.

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical is the untold story of her journey from school girl to superstar; from her relationship with husband and songwriting partner Gerry Goffin, their close friendship and playful rivalry with fellow songwriting duo Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, to her remarkable rise to stardom. Along the way, she became one of the most successful solo acts in music history, and wrote the soundtrack to a generation. Beautiful – The Carole King Musical features the Carole King classics including So Far Away, It Might as Well Rain Until September, Take Good Care of my Baby, Will You Love Me Tomorrow, Up on the Roof, Locomotion, One Fine Day, You’ve Got a Friend, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman and I Feel the Earth Move, along with hits from songwriters Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil like You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling, On Broadway and Uptown.

The West End cast comprises Cassidy Janson in the title role, Matthew Seadon-Young as King’s husband and songwriting partner Gerry Goffin, Stephanie McKeon as songwriter Cynthia Weil, Ian McIntosh as song-writer Barry Mann, Joseph Prouse as music publisher and producer Donnie Kirshner and Barbara Drennan as King’s mother Genie Klein.

They are joined by Gavin Alex, Georgie Ashford, Koko Basigara, Tsemaye Bob-Egbe, Ashford Campbell, Treyc Cohen, Natasha Cottriall, Michael Duke, Matthew Gonsalves, Jammy Kasongo, Leigh Lothian and Earl R. Perkins who play iconic musical performers and band members of the era and swings Derek Aidoo, Rosie Heath, Dominic Hodson, Emma Louise Jones, Jessica Joslin, Vicki Manser, David O’Mahony and Jaime Tait.

Book is by Douglas McGrath with words and music by Gerry Goffin, Carole King, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. The production is directed by Marc Bruni with choreography is by Josh Prince, set designs by Derek McLane, costume designs by Alejo Vietti, lighting by Peter Kaczorowski and sound by Brian Ronan. Orchestrations and Music Arrangements are by Steve Sidwell. Producers are Paul Blake, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Jeffrey A. Sine, Richard A. Smith, Mike Bosner, Harriet N. Leve/Elaine Krauss, Terry Schnuck, Orin Wolf, Patty Baker/Good Productions, Roger Faxon, Larry Magid, Kit Seidel, Lawrence S. Toppall, Fakston Productions/Mary Solomon, William Court Cohen, BarLor Productions, Matthew C. Blank, Tim Hogue, Joel Hyatt, Marianne Mills, Michael J. Moritz, Jr., StylesFour Productions, Brunish & Trinchero and Jeremiah J. Harris.

LISTINGS INFORMATION Theatre: Aldwych Theatre, Aldwych, London WC2B 4DF Dates: booking to 5 August 2017

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Cast Cassidy Janson – Carole King Matthew Seadon-Young – Gerry Goffin Georgie Ashford – Cynthia Weil Ian McIntosh – Barry Mann Barbara Drennan – Genie Klein Joseph Prouse – Donnie Kirshner

Venue: Aldwych Theatre, London

Date: Saturday 5th August 2017

One fine day . . . When I head Beautiful was going to be closing in the West End it made me feel incredibly sad in all honesty. I first saw the show in October 2016 and then on my following two trips to London could not resist seeing it again and again. I then made a decision that I just had to go for closing night, making it the fourth time of seeing this wonderful show that has certainly changed my outlook on different aspects of life. Yes, that may seem like a very bold statement but it got me into Tapestry by Carole King which I now must have listened to hundreds of times and that is an album that really is incredible.

This was therefore the fourth time that I had the pleasure of seeing the show, you can find my other reviews here Review 1, Review 3, I for some reason did not review it the second time I saw it. I have grown to love it each more after every viewing, then constantly listening to the soundtrack.

When heading into the Theatre it was a mix of sadness and excitement for seeing it again. Knowing it would be the final show in the West End. I just had to see Cassidy Janson as Carole King again and she has quickly become one of my favourite performers.  She is just amazing in the role and I have to say she was extra amazing on closing night, not holding back the tears at times it really was an honour to see such an incredible performance. Natural Woman really was on another level, I find it to be not only a very emotional song to begin with but a very emotional and heartbreaking moment in the show. She didn’t want to sing it, those were Gerry’s word everything else was her own when putting Tapestry together. Honestly the emotion put into her performance on Saturday night really was something else, the rest of the cast as well everyone nailed it and went for it even more, outstanding!

The audience was brilliant in all honesty and really did show the cast just how much we love them all. Each song applauded and each moment having different reactions, even some clapping and cheering for certain lines which was just brilliant. I have something else that I just need to mention meeting Cassidy Janson’s Mam who was sat two seats along from me, she was just lovely. A total bonus to add to an already special night!

The story of the show is Carole King’s story, how she quickly started out as a songwriter and composer. Meeting and falling in love with Gerry Goffin, getting married having children whilst still managing to write the songs with him. But then how she managed to break free and do it all on her own and the writing of the incredible Tapestry. It also shows the friendship and competitive nature with friends Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, which really has some lovely moments.

I am sure you will be left surprised at how many songs Carole King was involved in as the show also takes you on a journey through many of the most popular songs from the 60s and 70s. With more amazing performers taking on different roles to sing and perform those songs. It is all done on a very big scale with plenty of lights and costume changes thought out the show, which also helps to show the changing times.

It does make me very sad that the next time I visit London that Beautiful will be no longer on in the West End. I already have tickets for the first UK Tour when it comes to Newcastle in November, I will probably get tickets for Sunderland in March as well. So I guess that is good news for people who cannot make it to London for the Theatre you can catch the tour on the road from September 2017 until June 2018. I really do recommend this show it has a very special place in my heart.

Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (West End – Final Show) Review Cast Cassidy Janson - Carole King Matthew Seadon-Young – Gerry Goffin Georgie Ashford – Cynthia Weil…

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The cast of Beautiful celebrating two wonderful years in London's West End.

[dioceseofwesternanglicans]

Diocese of Western Anglicans Cycle of Prayer Lent and Easter 2017

Wondering how you can pray for the people in your diocese? Here is one cycle you may use: Begin praying for the names in the group number corresponding with the first letter of your last name. Pray daily for the churches and clergy in that group for one week, then move on to the next group until you have prayed for all four groups. Then begin again with the first group with which you began.A – G begin with Group 1; H - M begin with Group 2; N – S begin with Group 3; T – Z begin with Group 4 Please pray daily for the Diocesan Staff, The Diocesan Officers, The Executive Committee members, the Deans and the Canons. There is also a downloadable version of this cycle on the Diocese of Western Anglicans website. _______

ALL GROUPS DAILY:

For the Diocesan Staff: Bishop Keith Andrews, Jenna Vazquez, Michele Wright, Jessica Greenlee, Celeb Hummel, and Sue Ellen Warren 

For the Diocesan Officers: Spencer Johnson, Cindy Drennan, Caren Spilsbury, Myron Steeves, Jeanette Shelly 

The Executive Committee: Roger Pelham, Cameron Lemons, Trish Stewart, Richard Crocker, Jeanette Shelley, Jim Dale, Justin Read-Smith, Antonio Herndon, Tim Laundrié, Jack Davenport, Jeff Bisgrove, Ephraim Nkemere 

For the Deans & Canons: Jerry Cimijotti, Chuck Collins, Russell Martin, Scott Pedersen, David Montzingo, Brian Schulz

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GROUP ONE

All Saints’ Los Angeles, CA  The Ven Dr Godson Ofoegbu

All Saints', Long Beach, CA The Very Rev Scott Pedersen, Dean LA

Branches of the Cross, Vista, CA  The Rev Tim Laundrié

Christ Church, Butte, MT  The Rev Brian Miller, The Rev Dcn Nan Joyce

Christ Church, Fallbrook, CA The Rev Brian Capanna, The Rev Dcn Dee Renner

Christ Church, Phoenix, AZ The Rev Chris Schutte, The Rev David Stevens, The Rev George Miley, The Very Rev Chuck Collins, Dean AZ

Christ’s Church, Yucaipa, CA The Rev Canon Brian Schulz, The Rev James Linton, The Rev Dcn Rolin Bruno

Christ the King, San Diego, CA The Very Rev Russell Martin, Dean SD;  The Rev Larry Eddingfield; The Rev Dcn Stephen Elder; The Rev John King 

Christ the King, Spokane, WA The Very Rev Jerry Cimijotti, Dean RM

Christ the Redeemer, Yuma, AZ The Rev Austin Mansfield, The Rev Lee Sissel, The Rev Dcn Linda Stokes

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 GROUP TWO

Christ Our Savior, Torrance, CA The Rev Ken Greenlee

AC of the Epiphany, La Mirada, CA The Rev Greg Peters, The Rev. Steve Sterry

AC of the Holy Spirit, Prescott, AZ Vacant

AC of the Resurrection, San Marcos, CA The Rev Bill Gandenberger, The Rev Richard Bowman, The Rev Denny Eisele, The Rev Dcn Joy Edwards

The Billings Anglican Church, MT Jim Lease

Community of St. Columba, Missoula, MT The Rev Justin Read-Smith

Disciples’ Anglican Church, Anaheim, CA The Rev John Rim

Good Shepherd Anglican, Mesa, AZ The Rev Earle Fox

Grace Anglican Church, Boise, ID The Rev Dcn Ron Jutzy

Grace Anglican Church, Oceanside, CA The Rev Bill Mugford

Grace Anglican Church, Sheridan, WY The Rev Kevin Jones

Holy Spirit Anglican, San Diego, CA The Rev Brian Hughes, The Rev Canon David Montzingo, The Rev Caleb Hummel

Holy Redeemer Anglican, Tucson, AZ The Rev Jerry Bouck

Holy Trinity, Ocean Beach, CA The Rev Larry Bausch The Rev Dcn Sue Bentley ____________________________________________________

GROUP THREE

Little Church in the Valley, Reno, NV The Rev Karry Crites

Living Faith, Mesa AZ The Rev Leo Laney

Living Faith Church, Tempe, AZ The Rev Joel Pinson, The Rev Ernest Victor, The Rev Dcn Mathew Allen

Miracle Center, Compton, CA The Rev Antonio Herndon

St. David's, Burbank, CA The Rev Jose Poch, The Rev Dcn DiAnne Charves, The Rev Steve Kennedy

St. James, Costa Mesa, CA The Rev Richard Crocker, The Rev Cathie Young, The Rev Todd Meyer

St. John’s, Salt Lake City Jesse Sandoval

St. Luke's, Crescenta Valley, CA The Rev Robert Holman, The Rev James Arcadi, The Rev Dcn Steve Krimmel

St. Michael’s in the City, La Verne, CA The Rev Charles Myers

St. Paul’s City Church, Lake Elsinore, CA The Rev Cameron Lemons, The Rev Chris Bodiford

St. Stephen's, Tustin, CA The Rev Linda Crowder

United Christ Church of India, Phoenix, AZ The Rev Suresh Gunti

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GROUP FOUR

Inactive Presbyters: The Rev Kathleen Adams (CA), The Rev David Bartholomew (CA), The Rev Jack Bunting (NM), The Rev Grayson Carter( AZ), The Rev. Chuck Caponi (AZ), Bob Fabey (AZ), The Rev. Robert Garafaolo (AZ)The Rev Julian Gibb (AZ), The Rev. Jim Gray, (CA), The Rev. Jim Howard (AZ) The Rev Richard Menees (CA), The Rev Nan Mueller (ID), The Rev Warren Mueller (ID), The Rev James Obermeyer (AZ), The Rev Andrew Ray (WA), The Rev Rob Trebbe (AZ)The Rev Don White (CO)

 Retired Presbyters: The Rev Don Kroeger (CA), The Rev Cameron Harriot (CA) The Rev Joe Rees, (MO), The Rev Tom Phifer (AZ), The Rev. Pam Schmaling (AZ), The Rev. Tom Phillips (AZ)

 Vocational Deacons: Deacon Mat Allen, Living Faith Anglican Church, Tempe, AZ; Deacon Sue Bentley, Holy Trinity, Ocean Beach, CA; Deacon Rolin Bruno, Christ’s Church, Yucaipa, CA; Deacon DiAnne Charves, St. David’s, Burbank, CA; Deacon Joy Edwards, AC of the Resurrection, San Marcos, CA; Deacon Steve Elder, Christ the King, San Diego, CA; Deacon Nan Joyce, Christ Church, Butte, MT; Deacon Ron Jutzy, Grace Anglican, Boise, ID; Deacon Steve Krimmel, St. Luke’s, Crescenta Valley, CA; Deacon Jim Lee, Hospital Chaplaincy Ministry, AZ; Deacon Roz Marver, Sabbath Celebration, Carlsbad, CA;Deacon Dee Renner, Christ Church, Fallbrook, CA; Deacon Linda Stokes, Christ the Redeemer, Yuma, AZ

 Inactive Voc’l Deacons: Deacon Ron Orr, (AZ) Deacon Barbara Robinson, (AZ) Deacon Tim Seibold, (AZ) Emerging Works: 

Joy Faith The Rev Pete Forbes (AZ), The Rev. Henry Hoffman (AZ)

 Beth Messiah Anglican The Rev Joyce Miriam Brooks (CA) 

Sabbath Celebration Deacon Roz Marver (CA) 

Christ the King Ramona Rev’s Russell Martin, The Rev John King (CA) St. Francis, The Rev Jack Davenport (CA) 

King of Glory The Rev. David Baker (ID) Prayer Fire, The Rev. Kep and Nick Howk (CA)

Missionaries: Fr. David & Mary-Beth Alenskis (Belize), Fr. Michael Jun (Asia) Fr. Lee & Pum Mullins (Thailand) Fr. Bele & Claire Soleto (Bolivia) Fr. Juan & Maria Marentes (LA,CA)

Diocesan Teams: Task Force on Discipleship Making, Deacons' Formation Team, International Partners in Mission, Anglican Cursillos, Philanthropy Commission, Licensing Team, Diocesan Intercessors

Partnership Ministries:  Anglican House Publishers, Antioch Network, Apprentice 2 Jesus, Greenhouse Movement, New Wineskins  

[londontheatre]

Carole King, Cassidy Janson (Carole King), photo credit Craig Sugden

Last night (6 March 2017) in front of a sell-out performance, Carole King surprised the cast and audience when she made her second visit to see the West End production of Beautiful – The Carole King Musical. King was greeted with a standing ovation at the Aldwych Theatre as she took to the stage at the curtain call to congratulate the cast. Following her surprise appearance, she continued on stage by singing her classic hit You’ve Got A Friend in front of a thrilled crowd. King said: “I was so excited to surprise the cast, they genuinely had no idea, nobody knew! CJ (Cassidy Janson who plays King in the musical) literally brought me to tears this evening with her performance of Natural Woman. She was who I was, she felt what I felt. She was me!”

A FURTHER 130,000 TICKETS RELEASED FOR SALE NOW BOOKING TO NOVEMBER 2017

To coincide with the show’s second birthday in London on Wednesday this week (8 March 2017) a further 130,000 tickets will go on sale taking booking at the Aldwych Theatre to 4 November 2017.

The Olivier, Tony and Grammy award-winning show opened in the West End in February 2015 when Carole King attended the Gala opening. Last month on 9 February 2017 celebrations took place at the Aldwych Theatre to mark both Carole King’s birthday and the production’s second birthday in the West End. In addition to the West End production, an extensive UK tour of Beautiful – The Carole King Musical will begin in September. In January 2014 Beautiful – The Carole King Musical received its Broadway premiere at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre. A US tour began in September 2015 and an Australian production will open in Sydney in September this year.

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical is the untold story of her journey from school girl to superstar; from her relationship with husband and song-writing partner Gerry Goffin, their close friendship and playful rivalry with fellow song-writing duo Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, to her remarkable rise to stardom. Along the way, she became one of the most successful solo acts in music history, and wrote the soundtrack to a generation.

The West End cast comprises Cassidy Janson in the title role, Matthew Seadon-Young as King’s husband and song-writing partner Gerry Goffin, Lorna Want as song-writer Cynthia Weil, a role for which she won the 2015 Olivier for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Musical, Ian McIntosh as song-writer Barry Mann, Joseph Prouse as music publisher and producer Donnie Kirshner and Barbara Drennan as King’s mother Genie Klein.

They are joined by Gavin Alex, Georgie Ashford, Koko Basigara, Tsemaye Bob-Egbe, Ashford Campbell, Treyc Cohen, Natasha Cottriall, Michael Duke, Matthew Gonsalves, Jammy Kasongo, Leigh Lothian and Earl R. Perkins who play iconic musical performers and band members of the era and swings Derek Aidoo, Rosie Heath, Dominic Hodson, Emma Louise Jones, Jessica Joslin, Vicki Manser, David O’Mahony and Jaime Tait.

l-r Carole King, Cassidy Janson (Carole King), photo by Craig Sugden

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical is based on the early life and career of legendary singer/ songwriter Carole King. Book is by Douglas McGrath with words and music by Gerry Goffin, Carole King, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. The production is directed by Marc Bruni with choreography is by Josh Prince, set designs by Derek McLane, costume designs by Alejo Vietti, lighting by Peter Kaczorowski and sound by Brian Ronan. Orchestrations and Music Arrangements are by Steve Sidwell.

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical features the Carole King classics including So Far Away, It Might as Well Rain Until September, Take Good Care of my Baby, Will You Love Me Tomorrow, Up on the Roof, Locomotion, One Fine Day, You’ve Got a Friend, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman and I Feel the Earth Move, along with hits from songwriters Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil like You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling, On Broadway and Uptown.

Producers are Paul Blake, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Jeffrey A. Sine, Richard A. Smith, Mike Bosner, Harriet N. Leve/Elaine Krauss, Terry Schnuck, Orin Wolf, Patty Baker/Good Productions, Roger Faxon, Larry Magid, Kit Seidel, Lawrence S. Toppall, Fakston Productions/Mary Solomon, William Court Cohen, BarLor Productions, Matthew C. Blank, Tim Hogue, Joel Hyatt, Marianne Mills, Michael J. Moritz, Jr., StylesFour Productions, Brunish & Trinchero and Jeremiah J. Harris.

LISTINGS INFORMATION Theatre: Aldwych Theatre, Aldwych, London WC2B 4DF Dates: now booking to 4 November 2017 Performances: Monday 7.30pm, Tuesday 2.30pm, Wednesday 7.30pm, Thursday 2.30pm & 7.30pm, Friday 7.30pm, Saturday 2.30pm & 7.30pm

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Last night (9th February 2016) was Carole King’s birthday and at the Aldwych Theatre the Olivier, Tony and Grammy award-winning Beautiful – The Carole King Musical celebrated its second birthday in the West End.

VIP guests at the celebrations included Ali Bastian, David Bradley, Lady Colin Campbell, Tony Christie, Antony Costa, Fleur East, Stacy Francis, Ainsley Harriott, Tina Hobley, Terry Jones, Pasha Kovalev, Larry Lamb, Jason Manford, Chris Moyles, Heidi Range, Rachel Riley, Sinita, Frank Skinner, Samantha Spiro, Chris Stark, Linzi Stoppard, Imogen Thomas and Jessie Wallace.

The West End production opened in February 2015 when Carole King surprised the opening night audience by joining the cast at the curtain call to sing You’ve Got A Friend. In July 2016 the cast of Beautiful – The Carole King Musical joined Carole King on stage at her Hyde Park concert playing to over 65,000 people. In October 2014 Beautiful – The Carole King Musical received its world premiere on Broadway at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre where it recently celebrated its third birthday. A US tour began in September 2015 and in September this year the UK tour will begin and the Australian production will open in Sydney.

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical is the untold story of her journey from school girl to superstar; from her relationship with husband and song-writing partner Gerry Goffin, their close friendship and playful rivalry with fellow song-writing duo Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, to her remarkable rise to stardom. Along the way, she became one of the most successful solo acts in music history, and wrote the soundtrack to a generation.

The West End cast comprises Cassidy Janson in the title role, Lorna Want as song-writer Cynthia Weil, a role for which she won the 2015 Olivier for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Musical, Ian McIntosh as song-writer Barry Mann, Joseph Prouse as music publisher and producer Donnie Kirshner, Matthew Seadon-Young as King’s husband and song-writing partner Gerry Goffin and Barbara Drennan as King’s mother Genie Klein.

[See image gallery at http://ift.tt/1FpwFUw] They are joined by Gavin Alex, Georgie Ashford, Koko Basigara, Tsemaye Bob-Egbe, Ashford Campbell, Treyc Cohen, Natasha Cottriall, Michael Duke, Matthew Gonsalves, Jammy Kasongo, Leigh Lothian and Earl R. Perkins who play iconic musical performers and band members of the era and swings Derek Aidoo, Rosie Heath, Dominic Hodson, Emma Louise Jones, Jessica Joslin, Vicki Manser, David O’Mahony and Jaime Tait.

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical is based on the early life and career of legendary singer/ songwriter Carole King. Book is by Douglas McGrath with words and music by Gerry Goffin, Carole King, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. The production is directed by Marc Bruni with choreography is by Josh Prince, set designs by Derek McLane, costume designs by Alejo Vietti, lighting by Peter Kaczorowski and sound by Brian Ronan. Orchestrations and Music Arrangements are by Steve Sidwell.

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical features the Carole King classics including So Far Away, It Might as Well Rain Until September, Take Good Care of my Baby, Will You Love Me Tomorrow, Up on the Roof, Locomotion, One Fine Day, You’ve Got a Friend, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman and I Feel the Earth Move, along with hits like You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling, On Broadway and Uptown from songwriters Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil.

The cake for last night’s birthday celebrations was made by Konditor and Cook.

Aldwych Theatre 49 Aldwych, London, WC2B 4DF Show Schedule Monday – 7.30pm Tuesday – 2.30pm Wednesday – 7.30pm Thursday – 2.30pm7.30pm Friday – 7.30pm Saturday – 2.30pm7.30pm Sunday – No Show

Additional Information Running Time: 2 hours 25 minutes Show Opened: 10th Feb 2015 Currently Booking Until: 22nd Jul 2017

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Break legs to the 2016 - 2017 West End cast of Beautiful, who have their first show tonight!

New cast members include:

Matthew Seadon-Young (Gerry Goffin), Barbara Drennan (Genie Klein)  Georgie Ashford (Ensemble), Koko Basigara (Ensemble), Tsemaye Bob-Egbe (Ensemble) Ashford Campbell (Ashford), Treyc Cohen (Ensemble), Natasha Cottriall (Ensemble)

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On 28 November 2016 Matthew Seadon-Young and Barbara Drennan will join the West End cast of Beautiful - The Carole King Musical to play Gerry Goffin (Carole King's husband and song-writing partner) and Genie Klein (King's mother) respectively.

Cassidy Janson continues in the title role as well as Lorna Want as song-writer Cynthia Weil, a role for which she won the 2015 Olivier for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Musical and Ian McIntosh as song-writer Barry Mann. Joseph Prouse, who recently joined the company, plays Donnie Kirshner (music publisher and producer).

The cast (from 28 November 2016) will also include Gavin Alex, Georgie Ashford, Koko Basigara, Tsemaye Bob-Egbe, Ashford Campbell, Treyc Cohen, Natasha Cottriall, Michael Duke, Matthew Gonsalves, Jammy Kasongo, Leigh Lothian and Earl R. Perkins who play iconic musical performers and band members of the era and swings Derek Aidoo, Rosie Heath, Dominic Hodson, Emma Louise Jones, Jessica Joslin, Vicki Manser, David O'Mahony and Jaime Tait.