#redcliffe musical theatre

[johnrricks]

Avenue south residence

The Silver Lake area in Los Angeles, California is known for its picturesque locations. The area derived its name from the Silver Lake Reservoir. It is certainly a place to be in for people who are hip, fashionable, ingenious, trendy, etc. The area is bordered on the four sides by the Atwater Village in the north, the Echo Park on the east, the East Hollywood on the west and the Historic Filipino town on its south.

In order to know the area much better, it is imperative to know about the living class there. While the residences around the Silver Lake Reservoir house the rich and famous, those who belong to the low income group live near the Sunset Boulevard. Of course, the homes near the Silver Lake Reservoir are highly expensive considering its elegance and classiness.

The architectural wonders of the Silver Lake makes it more famous particularly for the modern architecture used in building residences. One can find people from various ethnic backgrounds and subcultures, populating the Silver Lake area. Gay culture is highly predominant in this area with more number of same-sex couples living here.

Walt Disney's studio was first built at the Hyperion Avenue and Griffith Park Boulevard in Silver Lake area and in its place now stands the Mixville shopping centre. Well, this explains why Walt Disney is very attached to the name Hyperion so as to name some of their entities as Hyperion Theatre and the Hyperion Books. There are way too Avenue south residence price list  many stairs in this area such as the Redcliffe Stairs, Descanso Stairs, and the Music Box Stairs and these provide access to the signature hills in the region. It is intriguing to know that that Music Box Stairs appeared in the Laurel and Hardy movie.

Vegan dining opportunities in Silver Lake Area

There are way too many dining options in Silver Lake area considering the fact that people from multiple ethnic groups have made it their home. The Sunset Boulevard in this region houses some of the best restaurants in the business. People will be able to taste the best vegan diet here and be sure that the ingredients used are organic. For the health-conscious, there are way too many restaurants that serve only foods that will keep its consumers healthy.

The Blossom Vietnamese Restaurant, which is located at the Sunset Boulevard, is an apt place for people looking for authentic vegan food. The Bulan Thai Vegetarian Kitchen is an awesome place that vegan must frequent. Yes, just try out the mouth-watering Veggie Chicken Hot Wings, which is their speciality. Chicken Hot Wings in a vegetarian restaurant? Well, yes! Just taste this if you are a compulsive vegan craving for chicken! The faux chicken and faux beef that the chef at this restaurant uses in the fried rice and curry is a delicacy that shouldn't be missed at any cost. Their menu is vegan-friendly yet the dishes taste like it is non-vegetarian! Thai food lovers don't miss out on the Bulan Thai Vegetarian Restaurant at the Santa Monica Boulevard if you are around the Silver Lake area!

The Flore Vegan Cuisine at the Sunset Boulevard is a wonderful place to dine. It has indoor and outdoor seating arrangements and is a good place to be in for lunch. Try out their macro bowls when you are there. It is a healthy diet as it is made of kale, brown rice, sprouts, sunflower seeds etc. Their club sandwiches consist of tofu, which is made of soya, lettuce, avocado and tomatoes. The cheesecake made of chocolate peanut butter is at another delicacy cannot be avoided.

The Vegan House in this area is another restaurant that will be a delight for the food lovers, especially those who prefer some splendid vegetarian delights. The Pad Kee Mow served with veggie chicken proved the authenticity of the restaurant that they serve Thai Food!

The candlelight dinner at the Elf Place in Silver Lake Area is a must if you are an incurable romantic! The veggie food served here is simply top-notch and will certainly complement your healthy lifestyle.

Apart from the veg restaurants mentioned herein, there are way too many options available in this region. If you are vegan and want to tickle your taste buds try out some of the best restaurants that serve veg food as if they are non-veg delicacies.

[eigenvectrix]

Redcliffe Musical Theatre: BACK TO THE 80s

Creative team

Madeleine Johns, executive producer and director Kaitlyn Maxwell, artistic director Brodie Jones, assistant director/choreographer Rebel Lyons, assistant director/assistant wardrobe manager James Bovill, music director Rebel Bliss, choreographer Bruce Noy, technical director/light and sound designer Kim Phillips, properties/wardrobe manager

Production team

Sharon Bapty, producer Alex Kuchmenko, assistant music director (vocal coach) Jonathan Johns, stage manager Adrian Jones, assistant stage manager Nicola Jones, production manager/front-of-house manager Paula Reese, assistant wardrobe manager Lachy Stewart, band leader Suzi Rowan, technical assistant Ben McShea, media liaison 

Band

Guitar: Lachy Stewart Keys 1: James Bovill Keys 1 cover: Terry Million Keys 2: Tod Phillips Saxophone: Ryan Evans Trumpet: Adam Binnie Trombone: Kate Fletcher Bass: Cale Tanner Drums: Bevan Bancroft Drums cover: Ajay Hazzard Drums cover: Stuart McLean

Cast

"Seniors"

Corey Palmer Snr: Michael Mills

Corey Palmer Jnr: Tim Kennedy (u/s Alf)

Tiffany Houston: Kaley Jones (u/s Mel)

Alf Bueller: Liam Hartley (u/s Corey Jnr)

Kirk Keaton: Oliver Catton

Cyndi Gibson: Rebel Lyons

Mel Easton: Giuliana Russo (u/s Tiffany)

Kim Easton: Kristin Sparks (u/s Cyndi)

Michael Feldman: Alex Kuchmenko (u/s Huey)

Billy Arnold: Jimmy Morris

Huey Jackson: Adam Goodall (u/s Michael)

Lionel Astley: Cameron Egginton

Feargal McFerrin III: Jarrad Langtree

Eileen Reagan: Abby Smith

Laura Wilde: Georgia Murray

Debbie Fox: Ashley Prosser

"Faculty"

Miss Brannigan: Sally Kimber

Mr Cocker: Reagan Warner

Mr Cocker (alt.): James Bovill

Adult ensemble

Cheer captain: Jasmine Reese

Cheer co-captain: Ashleigh Hill-Webber

Cheerleader: John Chant

Cheerleader: Alyson Reese

Cheerleader: Cassidy Prosser

Choir soloist: Laney Elson

Chess club member: Eileen Collins

Groupie: Esther McGregor

Everyone's friend: Suzi Rowan

"Sophomores" -- teen ensemble

Madie Beckley

Kayla Pehi

Alice Simpson

Dublin Rose

Theo Todd

Kelly Reedman

Adison Ransley

"Freshmen" -- junior ensemble

Emerson McShea

Makenzi Goodwin

Sienna Randall

Kaia Arkinstall

Lily Prodger

Abbie Gommers

[spoonsthings]

I’ve been tagged by @aroundthesims Sandy!

“Rules: Choose a Sim of yours, post a picture of their bag content and tag 10 of your friends/followers/favorite Simblrs! Please tag #inmysimsbag. :)”

This is for Weronika Maly, Juho’s “other half” (his post can be viewed here). I assume it is not difficult to see why Weronika's bag post was delayed, as it is so much more cluttered!

For the most part, I’m quite happy with how this screenshot turned out, with the exception of bobby pin CC which AFAIK does not exist, at least for TS3. Sandy, do you by any chance have a future bag set planned for a sim who uses a lot of bobby pins? Asking just in case our purposes align ;)  If not, don’t sweat it!

I tag: @martinessimblr, @greenplumbboblover, @procrasimnation, @mspoodle1 (I know you already did one, but I’d like to extend an official invitation nevertheless, and if you decide you want to do one more, all the better!), @buckleysims​, @nativeafua (I have no idea if this is your kind of thing, but I’d love to see what you come up with), @goatkibble​, @treason-and-plot​ (I know you’ve been having computer trouble, and you already did one for everyone’s favorite Terry, but you know I love everything you write, so no pressure!), @acquiresimoleons​, @willky12, @icy-spicy-scalpel, @bluehoppersimming, and @moonskin1993!

(Yes, I know that’s more than 10 people, but I made two posts, so I figure I can tag any number of people between 10 and 20 if I want! Also, if you want to participate in this challenge but are having trouble finding objects you want, I’ll be happy to answer WCIF or troubleshooting questions!)

Notes / WCIF links below the cut:

Tote Bag - Obviously it has to be big and sturdy, if it’s to hold everything she needs on a day-to-day basis. Weronika is a dancer, who has recently managed the extraordinary good fortune of landing a full-time contract to dance with the St. Claire Ballet Company corps. A dance career demands long hours, as well as for the dancer to be prepared for any eventuality: during the busiest weeks of the performing season, Weronika almost-literally has to live out of this bag. (Credit: “Beach” set by Around The Sims 3, with pattern by Parsimonious.)

Wallet - Her favorite wallet that she’s ever had. She bought it during a brief stop in Shanghai, returning to her then-home in Redcliffs from a trip to Japan. No one but her need know that she paid 5 simoleons for it and not 1500. (credit: You-Lust / Florence for the conversion, Adele for the original mesh. I resized and rotated the mesh for personal use.)

Objects that get her places - a backstage pass issued by her company so she can go where she needs to in the theatre unimpeded. (credit: personal creation, backstage pass mesh from “Anneke’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3, custom texture using an image from the “Great Art” series by @femmeonamissionsims​.) Her house keys are on a keychain with a rock crystal charm. (credit: personal creation, put together using Sandy’s key ring mesh from an item featured in her  “Anneke’s Bag” set, and from a decor mesh by BabaYaga @MTS)

Shoes are arguably the most important among the many things carried in Weronika's bag, and she always has several pairs kicking around in her bag (pun fully intended). Both simple leather practice slippers (credit: Everlasting-Garden, though I've made extensive edits to her conversion for my own purposes) for lessons and groundwork, and pointe shoes are carried. (credit: Luna > luna1 > Bucolico 3 Vintage > zapatillas 2, though for my personal use, I’ve resized the mesh and created a new texture from scratch, besides). And finally, jet glue, scissors, and a good sewing kit (not shown because I couldn't find sewing-themed CC that looked suitably low-key and portable) will conquer most emergencies that arise from shoe malfunction. (Credit: BabaYaga @MTS)

Electronics: A Blackberry, in order to stay on top of last-minute changes in rehearsal schedules. (Credit: “Armelle’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3.) To listen to music, an iPod shuffle (Credit: “Allison’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3) and a pimped-out headset (personal creation, HA2D’s accessory headset converted to a decor object).

Dancing demands a lot of energy, and contrary to popular belief, eating disorders are not considered desirable in a dancer, neither in theory nor practice (though the immense demands of the job of course mean that both male and female dancers are susceptible). The food she carries tend to be split between calorie-dense morsels such as chocolate bars or cheese cubes (credit: You-Lust / Florence for the conversions, Ludwig and 8x3 respectively for the original meshes), good for a quick energy boost as well as lifting the spirits a little bit, and healthy items like lean turkey sandwiches, salads or fruit. Apples travel well and are easy to digest so she doesn’t get cramps from dancing too soon after eating. (credit: You-Lust / Florence for the conversion, MysticRain for the original mesh) Oh, and of course, plenty of water. (credit: CycloneSue @TSR)

 Next to shoe paraphernalia, hair paraphernalia is probably the most important part of a dancer’s arsenal: hairspray (credit: “Lola Dressing Table” by ClioSims), hair serum (credit: “Addicted 2Clutter” by Repulsively Desirous... though the link at the Graveyard is mislabeled, and you actually need to download the set labeled “Clutter Addict 01″ to get this item) and a hairbrush (Credit: “Decor Updated” by ClioSims), a hair clip to make styling easier (Credit: “Anneke’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3). Not to mention loads and loads of the aforementioned bobby pins.

Her makeup pouch (credit: “Allison’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3, with pattern by Murano @TSR) contains lip balm (credit: “Clementine’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3), lipstick and a tin of Nivea (credit: “Beauty Salon No.2″ set by Around The Sims 3), blush (credit: “Armelle’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3), a portable kabuki brush and any stray earrings that she may have taken off during the day (credit: LitSims for the conversion, Nemestnaya for the original meshes). Also two bottles of perfume (credit: “Body Shop” set by Around The Sims 3, One Billion Pixels), cream cleanser (credit: You-Lust for the conversion, Mari for the original mesh) to get all that greasepaint thoroughly cleansed off after performances, deodorant (credit: “Allison’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3) for those sweaty, sweaty days, and hand sanitizer (credit: “Anneke’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3) to keep the germs at bay in the crush backstage.

On that health-related note, Weronika also carries compression bandages, ointment, and a massage ball for sore muscles (credit: LivingDeadGirl @TSR for the mesh, though I removed the Epsom salt carton from it, and BrittPinkieSims for the Simlish textures; the “massage ball” is actually the hacky sack toy from the Uni Life EP), as well as toe tape to prevent foot blisters and chafing... or some of them, anyway. (credit: Hekate999 @MTS)

Other miscellanies - a fresh towel to mop up sweat (credit: Suza @Simply Styling), a travel umbrella (credit: “Anneke’s Bag” set by Around The Sims 3), and a notebook to jot down choreography notes. (credit: You-Lust / Florence for the conversion, Mari for the mesh, Baufive for the textures which I adopted from his stacking books).

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Bristol Harbour Festival 19th - 21st July 2019

The Bristol Harbour Festival is back this weekend - Friday 19th July to Sunday 21st July.   Celebrating its 47th year, this free festival brings over 250,000 people together and is held annually to celebrate the city’s maritime heritage and the importance of Bristol’s docks and harbour.

Most of the activities are free, including live music, street performances, dance acts, interactive theatre, international circus acts, daredevil stunts and a variety of other live entertainments which are held on or near the waterfront of Bristol Harbour.

The outside venues include Queen Square, Lloyds Amphitheatre, Narrow Quay, Merchants, Quay, Hannover Quay, Millennium Square and Cathedral Walk, with seagoing vessels moored nearby. The liveliest part of the festival is quayside and the main attractions are entertainment designed to engage all the communities of Bristol, as well as entertain the thousands of visitors to the city.

Find your way around the Bristol Harbour Festival’s Performance Areas - Downloadable Map  See the program of events further down the page.

Market Locations

Narrow Quay,  Merchants Quay,  Queens Square and Hannover Quay

The City has hosted the festival since 1971, when it was started as part of an, ultimately successful, attempt to save the docks from being filled in.  In 2012, the festival attracted over 200,000 visitors, its highest ever attendance at that time, with the Irene and the Matthew being two of the tall ships in attendance that year.

The festival is held every year in July over a weekend and many of the bar and restaurants put on extra entertainment to keep visitors happy during the late evenings. In 2018 visitors were be able to watch for the first time, the Power8 rowing sprints battle it out on the water, as teams from eight cities compete to be the best.

The highlight of this year’s festival will be the arrival of three very special tall ships - The Etoile Molence, Irene and Iris.  Also Power8 Sprints will also be headlining with their 350 metre, high octane rowing action on the water.

More than 250 boats of varying shapes and sizes will be tied up at every available mooring along a four-mile stretch of the Harbourside, with familiar sights such as the SS Great Britain and the Matthew all set to appear.

There’s so much entertainment to keep you engaged, including music at the huge outdoor concert area “the Lloyds Amphitheatre”, top quality circus and street theatre acts from Circus Bijou.  Western Boat Show, showcasing all kinds of sailing boats and power boats, rowing competitions, general fun and games in the water, dedicated family areas, plus the Continental Food Market at Queens Square, a fantastic line-up from across France, Italy, Spain and Germany providing olives, cheese, crepes and more, an experience for the taste buds together with traditional gifts and crafts and lots of Harbourside fun for everyone.

Travel – Head for the City Centre, follow signs for Harbour Festival.  Further travel info Here.

Parking

There is plenty of parking and it is advised to arrive early to get as close as possible to the available Harbourside Parking.  You will also find parking within a short walking distance of the Harbour at the following places -

St Mary Redcliffe Car Park, NCP – Redcliffe Parade, NCP – Queens Charlotte Street, Trenchard Street Car Park, The Gallery Car Park, Nelson Street Car Park, College Street Car Park, Mardyke Wharf Car Park, Oldfield Place Car Park

  Program of Events

Saturday 20th July

Music - Amphitheatre – Music Stage

12.45 pm             Bristol Community Big Band

2.00 pm               The Hucklebuck – Blues Music

3.15 pm               Camo Clave – Cumbia Music

4.30 pm               Phantom Ensemble

5.45 pm               Matuki  - Afrobeat, reggae fusion

7.15 pm               Doreen Doreen – Marsh up Band

8.45 pm               Rod Smith RSD

Music - Brunel Stage at SS Great Britain

11.00 am             Framptoon Shantymen - All Male Choir

12.00 pm             Samba - Reggae drumming band

1.00 pm               Ceili - Traditional Irish/Celtic acoustic music

2.00 pm               Gentle Hooligans - Rock 'n ' roll fusion

3.00 pm               JI & The Rainbirds - Up beat feel-good folk

4.00 pm               Eden Root’s Reggae Band - Red hot Reggae

5.00 pm               The Bare Souls - Rock, blues, soul and funk fusion band

Music - Centre Stage at Cascade Steps

12.00 pm            The Great Sea Choir

12.50 pm            Rosina Keri - passionate dreamy pop

1.40 pm               The Harrisons - Blues, country and americana band

2.30 pm               Barnacle Buoys - Acapella sea shanty singers

3.25 pm               Julu Irvine & Heg Brignall - Folk duo

4.20 pm               Mireille Mathlener - Vocalist

5.15 pm               Laimu - Sultry vocals

Music - Dockside Stage at the Grove

2.00 pm               Punk Rock Aerobics

3.00 pm               Richard the Fourth - Neo soul and slow funk

3.30 pm               Hush Mozey - Miz of spa, punk and garage

4.30 pm               The Rupees - Hi energy rock band

5.30 pm               Sam Brockington - Fantastic vocal talented singer

6.30 pm               Farebrother - Indie rock quartet

7.30 pm               Joe Probert - Super cool soul

8.30 pm               Katy J Pearson - Catchy melodies

Dance and Entertainment at Millenium Square

11.45 am             Bollyred Dance Company

12.15 pm            Urban Cookie: Dance Zumba Gold

1.20 pm               Performance from Gerry’s Attic Dance Company

1.55 pm               Making Tracks Youth Music

2.55 pm               2 O’clock Beauty Queens

3.15 pm               Dance Extreme BS13/Storm

3.25 pm               Bristol Salsa Ladies Styling Team

3.30 pm               Subline Dance Troupe

3.40 pm               Rise Youth Dance

5.00 pm               Hype Dance

5.20 pm               Swing Dance Bristol and Swing Riot

Entertainment, Family Fun Activities, Music and Food at The Circus Playground - Queens Square

Continental Market Food - a selection of everything you will expect will be on offer

Bubbline – Fun with bubbles

A.P.E Project CIC – Mobile Adventure Playground

Sounds Right Phonics Bristol – Music, games, movement, bubbles and poms poms for little ones

Marky Jay – Compere & Street Theatre – Jokes, Juggling and puppets

Avon Valley Wildlife Park – Interact and discover more about small animals

Bristol Taiko – Traditional Japanese Drumming

Bocadcalupa Arts – Bee Garden

Avon Valley Wildlife Trust

Baby Racing

Cirocomedia – Youth Circus Showcase and Workshops

Giddy Kipper – Sloth Time

Tiny Little Clouds Theatre – How to Build a rainbow

Don’t Drop The Beat – Live Drumming and Juggling

Above & Beyond – Mini Flying Trapeze Rig

Dragonbird Theatre – Pyjama Island

Angie Mack – The Super Hooper Jula Hooping Street Show

Korri Aulakh – World Class Aerialist performances

Rob Lewis – Cello

Kat Lyons Storytelling and Spoken Word

King Edmunds Acrobatic Club

Angie Mack – Have a go Hula Hoop Workshops

Cathedral Walk – Spoken Word, Music and Performances

11.30 am             Poetry Machine – Performance

12.00 pm            South West Showcase - Performance

1.00 pm               Yoniverse Takeover - Performance

2.00 pm               Guest Artist – Joelle Taylor - Performance

2.30 pm               Poetry Machine – Performance, Family

2.50 pm               South West Showcash – Performance, Family

4.30 pm               Guest Artists – Rebecca Tantony and Dominie Hooper – Performance & Music

Bristol Harbour Festival - Sunday 20th July

Music - Amphitheatre – Music Stage

12.00 pm             Tan Teddy - Sharing Jamaican culture through song

1.10 pm               Nuala Honan - Folk music from Bristol based Australian singer-songwriter

2:20 pm               Amdodu Diagne & Yakar - Modern blues and funk

3:30 pm               Dizaeli - Jazz-tinged band

5:00 pm               Sheelanaig - Balkan swing, celtic music

Brunels Stage at SS Great Britain

11.00 am             South Wales Clarinet Choir

12.00 pm            North Somerset Samba - Reggae drumming band

1.00 pm               Bee Bakare - Soulful pop

2.00 pm               Zyla - Soul-infused funk

3.00 pm               Sol Feo - Rock, funk, grunge, metal and folk bended band

4.00 pm               Baraka - Afro beat dance band

Centre Stage at Cascade Steps

12.00 pm            Storm Force 10 - Shanty band

12.50 pm            Jodie Mellor - Singer

1.40 pm               Bristol Sea Slugs - Shanty, folk band

2.30 pm               Charlie Limm - Vocalist

3.25 pm               Jazz the Two of us - Jazz classics with a twist

4.20 pm               Maaike Siegerist - Swinging jazz and dark folk

5.15 pm               Sounds of Harlowe - Grunge soul collective

Dockside Stage at the Grove

1.00 pm               Gabriel Templar - Indie pop

2.00 pm               Luke Marshall Black - Vocalist

4.00 pm               RVBY - Quirky pop

5.00 pm               Agata - Vocalist

6.00 pm               Imprints - Gypsy, pirate, folk-rock band

Millennium Square – Bristol Dances

11.00 am             Diddi Dance

11.45 am             Dancin Tots

12.20 pm             Afon Sistema – Brazilian Dance in Bristol

1.10 pm               Mumtaz Dance Company – Bollywood Dance

1.25 pm               Original Spinners - Dance, Performance

1.40 pm               Untold Dance Theatre - Dance

2.00 pm               Cabaret and Drag Dance Show

3.10 pm               Funk Supreme

3.20 pm               Piloexcersize - Dance

4.20 pm               The Hills School of Irish Dance Performance and Workshop

5.00 pm               Celidh Dance with Mr Medler - Dance

Cathedral Walk – Spoken Word, Music and Performances

11.30 am             Poetry Machine - Performance

12.00 pm             South West Showcase – Performance & Music

1.00 pm               Guest Artist – Dizraeli – Performance & Music

1.30 pm               Poetry Machine – Family Performance

2.00 pm               The Urban Word Collective Takeover – Performance

3.00 pm               Guest Artist – Deanna Rodger - Performance

3.30 pm               Bath Spa University Poetry Showcase - Performance

3.45pm                South West Showcase - Performance

4.30 pm               Guest Artist – Toby Thomson – Family Performance

The Circus Playground – Queens Square

Entertainment, fun for the family, food and Music all day from – 11.00 am – 4.00 pm.

Avon Wildlife Trust, Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park, Bubblina – Family entertainment with bubbles, Sound right phonics Bristol, Circomedia – Circus Workshops – Great Family Fun, Traditional Japanese Drumming, A.P.E Project CIC – Mobile Adventure Playground, Marky Jay – Street Theatre, Bocadalupa Arts – Bee Garden and much more.

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Starset Will Embark on Immersion: Part One Tour in Early 2018; Canton Hall to Host Dallas Stop on March 10th

2017 was a banner year for Starset. They released their sophomore record Vessels (out via Razor & Tie) to plenty of accolades and fanfare. In support of it, they embarked on what had been their largest headline tour up to that point, leaving nothing but satisfied fans and sold-out shows in their wake. With those performances, Starset pushed themselves to an all new level. Long buzzed about for their energetic live shows, the four-piece outfit became even bolder and more commanding. They made their gigs into legitimate experiences; their one-of-a-kind style of electronic hard rock (that is behooving of the atmospheric quality that define their shows) making for utterly riveting displays. That was merely the start of a new era for Starset, who will begin a new tour on January 28th, 2018. They'll be gracing the biggest stages yet of their headline career, and these shows, too, will surely sell out. Expect a grander, fiercer stage show to accompany these "demonstrations". Hitting 35-cities, the Immersion: Part One Tour will see Starset visiting much of the U.S. and conclude on March 16th with a hometown show at Express Live in Columbus, OH.

Palisades,Grabbitz,and Year Of The Locust will be joining them as the support acts. Tickets for all of the event dates are on sale now. Immersion: Part One Tour Dates: 2018 January 28--The Underground--Charlotte, NC 30--Palladium--Worcester, MA 31--Highline Ballroom--New York, NY February 2--Reverb--Reading, PA 3--House Of Blues--Cleveland, OH 5--The NorVa--Norfolk, VA 6, 2018 Stage AE--Pittsburgh, PA 7--Opera House--Toronto, Canada 9--St. Andrew's Hall--Detroit, MI 10--Pieres--Fort Wayne, IN 11--Bogart's--Cincinnati, OH 12--The Intersection--Grand Rapids, MI 13--Concord Music Hall--Chicago, IL 15--The Rave--Milwaukee, WI 16--The Apollo Theatre--Rockford, IL 17--Sanctuary Events Center--Fargo, ND 18--Skyway Theatre--Minneapolis, MN 20--Bourbon Theatre--Lincoln, NE 21--Granada Theatre--Lawrence, KS 23--Summit Music Hall--Denver, CO 24--The Complex (Grand)--Salt Lake City, UT 26--Hawthorne Theatre--Portland, OR 27--Rickshaw Theatre--Vancouver, Canada 28--El Corazon--Seattle, WA March 2--Ace Of Spades--Sacramento, CA 3--UC Theatre--Berkeley, CA 4--Soma--San Diego, CA 6--The Regent--Los Angeles, CA 7--Marquee--Phoenix, AZ 9--Diamond Ballroom--Oklahoma City, OK 10--Canton Hall--Dallas, TX 11--White Oak--Houston, TX 13--The Masquerade (Heaven)--Atlanta, GA 15--Top Golf Live--Nashville, TN 16--Express Live--Columbus, OH Additional Tour Dates: March 21--Academy 3--Manchester, United Kingdom 23--Islington Academy--London, United Kingdom 24--O2 Institute 2--Birmingham, United Kingdom 25--Fleece--Redcliffe, United Kingdom 27--Luxor--Cologne, Germany 28--LOGO--Hamburg, Germany 29--Musik & Frieden--Berlin, Germany 31--Chelsea--Vienna, Austria April 1--Legend Club--Milan, Italy 2--Werk 21--Zurich, Switzerland 4--Les Etoiles--Paris, France 5--De Helling--Utrecht, Netherlands 8--Red Club--Moscow, Russia 9--Aurora Concert Hall--Saint Petersburg, Russia 20--WXTB 98ROCKFEST Amalie Arena--Tampa, FL 21--WJRR Earthday Birthday Central Florida Fairgrounds--Orlando, FL 22--WYBB 98ROCKFEST Exchange Park--Charleston, SC

[the-villiage-idiom]

Sky's Limit, pt2

As a little girl, I'd always loved dressing up and playing the piano. They allowed me to forget that my family didn't have much money. I guess that's the other reason why I became an entertainer. I hated the title 'Artist'. I didn't paint or sculpt or otherwise make art. I performed and entertained people. I made music and acted on stages. I hadn't always been popular, but I had always loved empathising with people and sharing stories. And now journalists loved following me with cameras. At least according to Parker, but I suspect he may be either a little paranoid, or has an overconfidence in me that I wish I had. Perhaps it was both. Either way, having signed with Vermilion Films in a three picture contract, I was now able to afford a place big enough for my dad and my luxurious lifestyle. My wardrobe was now the size my entire bedroom had been before Rick had scouted me during a matinee performance with the local theatre group in Redcliffe. Rick was a talent scout who worked for Vermilion, and had since become my go-to guide for the film industry. He gave sagely advice and was the stark opposite of Parker; he was well dressed, spoke with a mix of jargon and colloquial English and acted the way I expected a real artist to behave. I picked out something slightly dressier than my usual style, and tried impossibly hard to ensure it had some semblance of class. In the end, I went with a slim-fitting red dress and some silver heels. As I headed towards the bathroom I grabbed a sleek leather jacket to complete my look.

[eigenvectrix]

Mousetrap Theatre Company: JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOUR DREAMCOAT

Team

Director: Carmen Heath

Music director: James Bovill

Choreographer: Zita Anderson

Choreographer: Sara Anderson

Characters

Narrator: Elissa Holswich

Joseph: Byron Philp

Pharaoh: Liam Hartley

Simeon (+ Baker): Liam Kirkpatrick

Judah: Simon Ah-Him

Reuben: Jai Jackson

Potiphar: Justin Wallace

Mrs Potiphar: Jessica Limmer

Mrs Potiphar (cover): Paula-Mary Camilleri

Jacob: Mike Limmer

Butler: Tom Burrell

Ensemble

Meghan Budinger

Oliver Catton

Connor Chadwick

Kristen Corkill

Franck Dance

Susan Harding-Smith

Tamara Jackson

Reuben Limmer

Karen Matthews

Louise Pointing

Sophie Price

Nikol Trenberth

Sharon Walkerden

Choir

Eli Ball

Evana Brunne

Grace Brunne

Miranda Matthews

Adjoa Sam

Grant Townsend

Band

James Bovill, bandleader / keys 1

Tod Phillips, keys 2

Ian Ahles, guitar

Wendy Meehan, bass

Zach Brankovich, drums

Ajay Hazzard, drums (cover)

Additional orchestration by Nick Rossi

Additional credits

Production manager: June Tretheway

Set designer and builder: Gordon Heath

Props manager: Hilary Warnett

Stage manager: Ian Warnett

Lighting and sound operator: David Scheiwe

Costume designer: Carmen Heath

Hair and makeup: Susan Harding-smith

Backstage supervisors: Shirley Budinger, Glenda Willis

Special props: Hilary Warnett, Ian Warnett, Lea Goodrich, Tom Burrell

Costume team: Fay Richards, Pat Holmes, Karen Matthews, Tanja Stanley

Vocal consultants: Sherree Cudney, Simon Chamberlain

Special choreography: Jessica Limmer, Reuben Limmer

Programme ad sales: June Tretheway

Publicity: Ralph Ashby, June Tretheway, Colin Edgecomb

Photography: June Tretheway, Alison McColl Bullock

Poster design: Gordon Heath

Audition team: Shirley Budinger, Carrie O'Rourke, Annette Wallace, Roisin Wallace, Justin Wallace, Joshua Anderson

Front of house: Barb Wainwright and volunteers

Special thanks to Yvette D'Ath, State Member for Redcliffe, for photocopying services

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Redcliffe Musical Theatre: WICKED

Creative team

Madeleine Johns, executive producer / director

Sherree Drummond, conductor / vocal director / musical director

Mike Lapot, choreographer

Clay English, choreographer

Erickson Ilustre, costume designer / wardrobe manager

Bruce Noy, technical director

Jonathan Johns, staging director

Andrew 'Panda' Haden, assistant director

Nicole Goulter, stage manager

Nicola Marshall-Jones, production manager

Sharon Bapty, production manager

Kaitlyn Maxwell, intern director

Lidia Langtree, finance and front-of-house manager

Lizan Yee, assistant production manager

Cast

Elphaba: Katharine Vacca

Elphaba (alternate): Kiara Rodrigues

Glinda: Dani Heraud

Glinda (alternate) / Pfannee: Lucy Bardsley

Fiyero: Jackson Head

Madame Morrible: Danika Saal

The Wizard: David O'Keeffe

Doctor Dillamond: James Bovill

Boq: Matthew Bapty

Boq: Liam Kirkpatrick

Nessarose: Georgia Murray

Chistery: Jarrad Langtree

Shen Shen: Tiarne Sue Yek

Pfannee: Triona Giles

Nessarose (u/s): Georgia Gleeson

Doctor Dillamond (u/s): Chris Pallant (Witch's Father)

The Wizard (cover): Erickson Ilustre

Dance captain: Brodie Jones

Ensemble players

Jessica Burns (Witch's Mother)

Chris Cathcart (Averic)

Zachary Crisan

Sarah Fornataro

Emily Hitzke

Stephanie Inches

Jai Jackson

Kris Kamusinski

Clare McGhee

Jimmy Morris

Lauren O'Neill

Alyssa-Paige Crowe

Melissa Pleschka

Hannah Rigby

Rebekah Schilling

Holly Siemsen

Kelly Cathcart

Natalie Siemsen

Brad Whatmore

Liam Wigney

Katyia Wills

Orchestra

Reed I: Emily Smith

Reed II: Diane Munns

Reed III: Matt Hobbs

Horn: Oscar Schmidt

Trumpet I: Jess Kesting

Trumpet II: Helen Baker

Trombone: Steven Port

Violin: Melissa Hansen

Cello: Nicky Griffith

Bass: Cale Tanner

Guitar: Lachy Stewart

Drums: Zachary Brankovich

Percussion: Anna Kho and Lorraine Fung

Keyboard I: Trenton Dunstan

Keyboard II: Sarah Whiting

Keyboard III: Samantha Paterson

Keyboard IV: Tod Phillips

Programming: Ben Murray

Assistant repetiteur: James Bovill

Team

Digital marketing: Trent Sellars and Katharine Vacca

Assistant stage manager: Jonathan Johns

Set construction: Eli King, Todd Jackson, Brett Simpson, Andrew Haden, Nicole Goulter, James Stuart, Joan Jackson, James Dosser

Set helpers: Mike Lapot, Katharine Vacca, Georgia Murray

Props manager: Kim Phillips

Set dresser/props: Emily Hitzke

Props/sculpting: Drew Der Kinderen, Shaun Sommer

Wardrobe/dressers: Louise Buckley, Monique Gavioli, Barbara Bloodworth, Kay Jackson, Isobel & Harriet Buckley, Jo Crawford, Beth Cordwell, Clare & James Flitcroft, Tim Kennedy, Kaley Jones, Jai Jackson, Mike Lapot

Makeup: Seabohn Fischer, Ashleigh Kate, Georgia Burnett, Carmody Robson, Ashley Prosser, Jolene Collinge

Flying rig director: Davis Fish

Flying crew: Michael Mills, Adrian Jones

Stage crew: Adrian Jones, Eli King, Todd Jackson, Michael Mills, Kirk Fitzpatrick

Puppeteer: Kirk Fitzpatrick

Audio design: James Dosser, Bruce Noy

Sound crew: James Dosser, James Stewart, Mack Kerby

Lighting operator: Esther O'Reilly

Follow spot operators: Brett Simpson, Richard Magee

Set electronics: James Stuart

Finance and accounts: Lidia Langtree

Community liaison: Ben McShea

Promotions: Madeleine Johns, Trent Sellars, Ben McShea, Advanced Adsignz

Programme design: Joel Kooreman

Programme printing: Advanced Adsignz

Production photographer: Ben McShea (BEAK Photographics)

Front of house manager: Lidia Langtree

Front of house team: Nicola Marshall-Jones, Jeff Langtree, Suzi Rowan, Annette Wallace, Nikki Glowacki, Natalie Semenova, Rebekah Law, Ingrid Keegel, Rod Jackson, Deb Rubendra, Paula Reese

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Creative team

Madeleine Johns, executive producer / director

Sherree Drummond, conductor / vocal director / musical director

Mike Lapot, choreographer

Clay English, choreographer

Erickson Ilustre, costume designer / wardrobe manager

Bruce Noy, technical director

Jonathan Johns, staging director

Andrew 'Panda' Haden, assistant director

Nicole Goulter, stage manager

Nicola Marshall-Jones, production manager

Sharon Bapty, production manager

Kaitlyn Maxwell, intern director

Lidia Langtree, finance and front-of-house manager

Lizan Yee, assistant production manager

Cast

Elphaba: Katharine Vacca

Elphaba (alternate): Kiara Rodrigues

Glinda: Dani Heraud

Glinda (alternate) / Pfannee: Lucy Bardsley

Fiyero: Jackson Head

Madame Morrible: Danika Saal

The Wizard: David O'Keeffe

Doctor Dillamond: James Bovill

Boq: Matthew Bapty

Boq: Liam Kirkpatrick

Nessarose: Georgia Murray

Chistery: Jarrad Langtree

Shen Shen: Tiarne Sue Yek

Pfannee: Triona Giles

Nessarose (u/s): Georgia Gleeson

Doctor Dillamond (u/s): Chris Pallant (Witch's Father)

The Wizard (cover): Erickson Ilustre

Dance captain: Brodie Jones

Ensemble players

Jessica Burns (Witch's Mother)

Chris Cathcart (Averic)

Zachary Crisan

Sarah Fornataro

Emily Hitzke

Stephanie Inches

Jai Jackson

Kris Kamusinski

Clare McGhee

Jimmy Morris

Lauren O'Neill

Alyssa-Paige Crowe

Melissa Pleschka

Hannah Rigby

Rebekah Schilling

Holly Siemsen

Kelly Cathcart

Natalie Siemsen

Brad Whatmore

Liam Wigney

Katyia Wills

Orchestra

Reed I: Emily Smith

Reed II: Diane Munns

Reed III: Matt Hobbs

Horn: Oscar Schmidt

Trumpet I: Jess Kesting

Trumpet II: Helen Baker

Trombone: Steven Port

Violin: Melissa Hansen

Cello: Nicky Griffith

Bass: Cale Tanner

Guitar: Lachy Stewart

Drums: Zachary Brankovich

Percussion: Anna Kho and Lorraine Fung

Keyboard I: Trenton Dunstan

Keyboard II: Sarah Whiting

Keyboard III: Samantha Paterson

Keyboard IV: Tod Phillips

Programming: Ben Murray

Assistant repetiteur: James Bovill

Team

Digital marketing: Trent Sellars and Katharine Vacca

Assistant stage manager: Jonathan Johns

Set construction: Eli King, Todd Jackson, Brett Simpson, Andrew Haden, Nicole Goulter, James Stuart, Joan Jackson, James Dosser

Set helpers: Mike Lapot, Katharine Vacca, Georgia Murray

Props manager: Kim Phillips

Set dresser/props: Emily Hitzke

Props/sculpting: Drew Der Kinderen, Shaun Sommer

Wardrobe/dressers: Louise Buckley, Monique Gavioli, Barbara Bloodworth, Kay Jackson, Isobel & Harriet Buckley, Jo Crawford, Beth Cordwell, Clare & James Flitcroft, Tim Kennedy, Kaley Jones, Jai Jackson, Mike Lapot

Makeup: Seabohn Fischer, Ashleigh Kate, Georgia Burnett, Carmody Robson, Ashley Prosser, Jolene Collinge

Flying rig director: Davis Fish

Flying crew: Michael Mills, Adrian Jones

Stage crew: Adrian Jones, Eli King, Todd Jackson, Michael Mills, Kirk Fitzpatrick

Puppeteer: Kirk Fitzpatrick

Audio design: James Dosser, Bruce Noy

Sound crew: James Dosser, James Stewart, Mack Kerby

Lighting operator: Esther O'Reilly

Follow spot operators: Brett Simpson, Richard Magee

Set electronics: James Stuart

Finance and accounts: Lidia Langtree

Community liaison: Ben McShea

Promotions: Madeleine Johns, Trent Sellars, Ben McShea, Advanced Adsignz

Programme design: Joel Kooreman

Programme printing: Advanced Adsignz

Production photographer: Ben McShea (BEAK Photographics)

Front of house manager: Lidia Langtree

Front of house team: Nicola Marshall-Jones, Jeff Langtree, Suzi Rowan, Annette Wallace, Nikki Glowacki, Natalie Semenova, Rebekah Law, Ingrid Keegel, Rod Jackson, Deb Rubendra, Paula Reese

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Redcliffe Musical Theatre: WICKED

Production team

Director: Madeleine Johns

Musical director: Sherree Drummond

Assistant director: Andrew Haden

Choreographers: Mike Lapot and Clay English

Costume designer: Erickson Ilustre

Production manager: Nicola Marshall-Jones

Digital marketing: Trent Sellars

Intern director: Kaitlyn Maxwell

Players

Elphaba: Katharine Vacca and Kiara Rodriguez

Elphaba (cover): Tiarne Sue Yek

Glinda: Dani Heraud and Genevieve Tree

Glinda (cover): Lucy Bardsley (Pfannee)

Madame Morrible: Danika Saal

Madame Morrible (understudy): Brianna Gibbins

Fiyero: Simon Chamberlain

The Wizard: David O’Keeffe

The Wizard (cover): Erickson Ilustre

Nessarose: Georgia Murray

Nessarose (understudy): Georgia Gleeson

Boq: Liam Kirkpatrick and Matthew Bapty

Doctor Dillamond: James Bovill

Doctor Dillamond (understudy): Chris Pallant

Chistery: Jarrad Langtree

Shen Shen: Genevieve Tree and Dani Heraud

Ensemble

Jessica Burns, Chris Cathcart, Alyssa Crowe, Sarah Fornataro, Triona Giles, Stephanie Inches, Jai Jackson, Brodie Jones, Kris Kamusinski, Lauren O’Neill, Byron Philp, Hannah Rigby, Kaitlyn Rogers, Rebekah Schilling, Kelly Siemsen, Vicky Van Royen, Bradley Whatmore, Katyia Wills

Vocal support

Samara Marinelli, Holly Siemsen, Clare McGhee, Natalie Siemsen, Melissa Pleschka, Meg Kiddle, Emily Hitzke

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Redcliffe Musical Theatre: MARY POPPINS - final credits

Production team

Madeleine Johns, executive director/wardrobe manager

Richard Rubendra, executive producer

Meredith Johns, choreographer

Lucas D Lynch, musical director

Nicola Marshall-Jones, production manager

Susan Field, assistant director/wardrobe staff

Brodie Jones, assistant production manager

Samantha Paterson, assistant musical director

Bruce Noy, executive technical director

Jonathan Johns, executive staging director

Christina Meredith, stage manager

Adrian Jones, assistant stage manager

Rebekkah Law, assistant to the director

Liam Kirkpatrick, intern director

Lidia Langtree, finance manager/front of house manager

Deborah Rubendra, production assistant

Preeta Harper, properties manager

Doug Harper, community liaison

Sharon Coleman, parent liaison

Cast

Mary Poppins: Lauren Roche

Bert: Jackson Head

Alternate Mary Poppins: Rachael Macnaught

Alternate Bert: Mike Lapot (also choreographer)

George Banks: Reagan Warner

Winifred Banks: Kristie Pitt

Northbrook / understudy George Banks: Tony Ahchay

Understudy Winifred Banks / Miss Lark: Rebel Lyons

Jane Banks 1: Alice Simpson

Michael Banks 1: Thomas Bapty

Jane Banks 2: Dublin Condon

Michael Banks 2: James Flitcroft

Jane Banks 3: Zarlia Howland

Michael Banks 3: Emerson McShea

Jane Banks 4: Charlotte Rubendra

Michael Banks 4: Jeremy Hauter

Miss Andrew: Trish Dearness

Mrs Corry: Meg Kiddle

Mrs Brill: Kayluan Miney

Robertson Ay / Valentine: Liam Wigney

Bird Woman / understudy Mrs Corry: Melissa Pleschka

Bank Chairman / Admiral Boom: David O’Keeffe

Understudy Bird Woman: Holly Siemsen

Von Hussler: James Bovill (also repetiteur)

Neleus: Lindsay Cooper

Park Keeper: Terry Skinner

Katie Nanna: Tracey Zielinski

Annie: Georgia Gleeson

Fannie: Ruby Gleeson

Ensemble: Madison Beckley, Harriet Buckley, Georgia Burnett, Isabelle Marberg-Keus, Emily Murray, Kayla Pehi, Greta Simpson

Dance ensemble: Rebekah Collins, Kris Kamusinski, Paris Singleton, Jasmine Reese

Featured junior ensemble: Seth Durward, Jessalyn Passmore

Junior ensemble: Emma Bradshaw, Indy Condon, Kristy-Lee Deeks, Riley Fraser, Abbie Gommers, Makenzi Goodwin, Jade Grace, Madeleine Griffith, Phoenix Mitchell, Keira Salmon, Katalina Stevens, Gabby Stewart, Sophie Thornley

Orchestra

Lucas D Lynch, conductor

Nathan Walton, reed 1 (flute and piccolo)

Diane Munns, reed 2 (oboe and cor anglais)

Gerard Harford, reed 3 (bass clarinet, B-flat and E-flat clarinets)

Trestan McMillan, horn 1

Amy Gwen, horn 2

Tamaryn Heck, trumpet 1

Helen Baker, Trumpet 2

Paul Black, trombone 1

Sean Mackenzie, trombone 2 and tuba

Jamee Seeto, percussion

Jeremy Sand, percussion

Lachy Stewart, guitar

Sarah Whiting, keys 1

Samantha Paterson, keys 2

Nicky Griffith, cello

George Korenevski, double bass

Special thanks

CLOC Musical Theatre, Redcliffe Cultural Centre and staff, Ashley Printers, Families Magizine, BEAK Photographics, Redcliffe RSL, Bendigo Bank (Margate Branch), Cavern Music, ROAR Academy, The Messenger, Office National, Moreton Bay Arts Council, Moreton Bay Regional Council, Royal Wolf, Redcliffe Towing, Advanced Adsignz

Further credits

Wardrobe team: Louise Buckley, Erickson Ilustre, Barbara Bloodworth, Marion Wright

Backstage team: Rex Wigney, Suzi Rowan, Todd Jackson, Jimmy Morris, Alex Kuchmenko, Kaley Jones, Lisa Meier, Ben McShea

Original set design: Chris White of CLOC Musical Theatre

Original costume design: Victoria Horne of CLOC Musical Theatre

Lighting design: Bruce Noy

Audio design: James Dosser and Bruce Noy

Audio operators: James Dosser and Peter Richter

Accounts: Ingrid Keegel

Promotions: Trent Sellars, Terry Skinner, Lynne Hebble, Doug Harper, Ben McShea

Programme design: Trent Sellars

Front of house team: Rod Jackson, Kim Philips, Ashley Prosser, Jarrad Langtree, Deb Rubendra, Sharon Bapty, Virginia Parkes, Kelsie Parkes, Meredith Nestor, Rex Wigney, Annette Wallace-Nash, Roisin Wallace-Nash, Kaitlyn Maxwell, Ingrid Keegel

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Redcliffe Musical Theatre: MARY POPPINS - summary

Production team

Executive producer: Richard Rubendra

Assistant to the executive producer: Tom Holmes-Brown

Director: Madeleine Johns

Assistant director: Susan Harding-Smith

Intern director: Liam Kirkpatrick

Assistant to the director: Rebekkah Law

Musical director: Lucas D. Lynch

Assistant musical director: Samantha Paterson

Co-choreographers: Meredith Johns and Mike Lapot

Production manager: Nicola Marshall-Jones

Assistant production manager: Brodie Jones

Technical director: Bruce Noy

Staging director: Jonathan Johns

Stage manager: Christina Meredith

Wardrobe director: Susan Harding-Smith

Props manager: Preeta Harper

Publicist: Trent Sellars

Finance manager: Lidia Langtree

Community liaison: Doug Harper

Photography by Beak Photographics

Leads

Alternate Mary Poppins: Lauren Roche

Alternate Mary Poppins: Rachael Macnaught

Alternate Bert: Jackson Head

Alternate Bert: Mike Lapot

George: Reagan Warner

Understudy George: Tony Ahchay

Winifred: Kristie Pitt

Understudy Winifred: Rebel Lyons

Jane 1: Alice Simpson

Jane 2: Dublin Condon

Jane 3: Zarlia Howland

Jane 4: Charlotte Rubendra

Michael 1: Thomas Bapty

Michael 2: James Flitcroft

Michael 3: Emerson McShea

Michael 4: Jeremy Hauter

Miss Andrew: Trish Dearness

Mrs Corry: Meg Kiddle

Understudy Mrs Corry: Melissa Pleschka

Supporting characters

Mrs Brill: Kay Miney

Robertson Ay: Liam Wigney

Bird Woman: Melissa Pleschka

Understudy Bird Woman: Holly Siemsen

Bank Chairman: David O’Keeffe

Park Keeper: Terry Skinner

Minor characters

Admiral Boom: David O’Keeffe

Miss Lark: Rebel Lyons

Understudy Miss Lark: Stephanie Inches

Annie: Georgia Gleeson

Fannie: Ruby Gleeson

Katie Nanna: Tracey Zielinski

Von Hussler: James Bovill

Northbrook: Tony Ahchay

Neleus: Lindsay Cooper

Valentine: Liam Wigney

Featured ensemble

James Bovill (Messenger / Poseidon)

Mia Foxwell

Jai Jackson (Teddy Bear)

Tim Kennedy (Bank Doorman)

Karl Prodger

Dance ensemble

Johnathan Carmichael

Kara Fisher

Nikki Glowacki

Taylah Hopkins

Stephanie Inches

Brodie Jones

Kris Kamusinski

Rachael Macnaught

Phoenix Mitchell

Emily Vivian

Rebekah Collins

Seth Durward

Isabelle Marberg-Keus

Mladen Markovic

Paris Singleton

Ensemble

Madison Beckley

Harriet Buckley

Georgia Burnett

Emily Murray

Greta Simpson

Jazz Yaldwyn

Junior ensemble

Emma Bradshaw

Indy Condon

Kristy-Lee Deeks

Riley Fraser

Abbie Gommers

Makenzi Goodwin

Jade Grace

Madeleine Griffith

Jessalyn Passmore

Kayla Pehi

Keira Salmon

Katalina Stevens

Gabby Stewart

Sophie Thornley

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Redcliffe Musical Theatre and Queensland Philharmonia Orchestra present: Music of the Night Caloundra

When and where

7:30pm, 12 December 2015; Sunshine Coast Function Centre.

Production team

Madeleine Johns, President of Redcliffe Musical Theatre

Matthew Schwarz, President of Queensland Philharmonia Orchestra

Conductor and musical director: Lucas D. Lynch

Sound and lighting: Richard Rubendra and Arin Ozdemir

Stage manager: Jonathan Johns

Assistant orchestrator: James Bovill

Cast

Antony Beadle

Bethany van Barneveld

Ellie Ferguson

Katharine Vacca

Meg Kiddle

Nathan Kneen

Rachel Macnaught

Samantha Paterson

Simon Chamberlain

Thomas Armstrong-Robley

Orchestra

Players from Queensland Philharmonia Orchestra, plus ancillaries:

Liam Madden, percussion

James Bovill, synthesiser

Set list

Act I

Ensemble: “The Ballad of Sweeney Todd” from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Samantha: “I Feel Pretty” from West Side Story

Simon and Thomas: “Agony” from Into the Woods

Meg: “The Worst Pies in London” from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Bethany and Rachel: “I Know Him So Well” from Chess

Ensemble: “What’s the Use” from Candide

Samantha: “Once Upon a December” from Anastasia

Meg: “Feed the Birds” from Mary Poppins

Antony and ensemble: “Master of the House” from Les Miserables

Katharine: “Bring On the Men” from Jekyll and Hyde

Thomas: “Johanna” from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Ellie: “Beauty and the Beast”

Nathan and Samantha: “All I Ask of You” from The Phantom of the Opera

Ensemble: “Prima Donna” from The Phantom of the Opera

Act II

Bethany, Rachel and Samantha: “Little Shop of Horrors”

Nathan: “Anthem” from Chess

Bethany and Samantha: “You Love Who You Love” from Bonnie & Clyde: The Musical

Antony and Nathan: “Lily’s Eyes” from The Secret Garden

Simon: “Gethsemane” from Jesus Christ Superstar

Katharine and Antony: “Could We Start Again Please” from Jesus Christ Superstar

Bethany, Samantha and Thomas: “A Heart Full of Love” from Les Miserables

Ellie: “There Are Worse Things I Could Do” from Grease

Nathan: “If I Can’t Love Her” from Beauty and the Beast

Samantha and Thomas: “Beneath a Moonless Sky” from Love Never Dies

Bethany: “Defying Gravity” from Wicked

Nathan: “This is the Moment” from Jekyll and Hyde

Ensemble: “One Day More” from Les Miserables

ENCORE: Ensemble: “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” from Mary Poppins

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Redcliffe Musical Theatre: Jesus Christ Superstar

When? 4 to 13 April 2014.

Where? Redcliffe Cultural Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe, Queensland.

Production team

Executive producer/director: Madeleine Johns

Assistant director: Jean Bowra

Vocal director: Samantha Paterson

Band director: Lachy Stewart

Choreographer: Meredith Johns

Production manager: Katharine Vacca

Stage manager: Jaki Page

Head of wardrobe: Barbara Bloodworth

Technical director: Bruce Noy

Leads

Judas (lead): Clay English

Judas (understudy): Byron Philp

Jesus (lead): Simon Chamberlain

Jesus (understudy): Erickson Ilustre

Caiaphas (lead): Daniel Kelly

Caiaphas (understudy): James Bovill

Annas: Pierre Nicol

Simon Zealotes (lead): William Motunuu

Simon Zealotes (understudy): Tony Ahchay

Pilate: Jonathan Johns

Herod: Dale Shearman

Peter: Richard Rubendra

Ensemble

Rana Grace, Catherine Halpin, Caitlin Archer, Laura Malone, Tali Kellam-Pearson, Susan Field, Jo Armitage, Tanya Rush, Kerri Weaver, Georgia Burnett, Liam Kirkpatrick, Alex Kuchmenko.

Junior ensemble

Kayla Pehi, Charlotte Rubendra, James Flitcroft, Mladen Markovic.

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Redcliffe Musical Theatre: 5th Anniversary Concert Series

Summary

Who: Redcliffe Musical Theatre.

When: 31 July to 2 August 2015 (Music of the Night); 7 to 9 August 2015 (Born in the USA).

Where: Redcliffe Cultural Centre, Downs St, Redcliffe, Queensland.

Production team

Co-director: Madeleine Johns

Co-director: Thomas Armstrong-Robley

Bandleader, Born in the USA: Lachy Stewart

Musical director: Lucas D. Lynch

Assistant musical director: James Bovill

Orchestrator: Samantha Paterson

Choreographer: Brodie Jones

Choreographer: Meredith Johns

Assistant choreographer: Michelle Murenec (as Rebel Bliss)

Assistant choreographer: William Motunuu

Production manager: Mary Todd

Front of house manager: Nicola Marshall-Jones

Head of wardrobe: Barbara Bloodworth

Technical director: Bruce Noy

Staging director: Jonathan Johns

Stage manager: Todd Jackson

Featured artists

Anna Stephens, Meg Kiddle, Robert Shearer, Simon Chamberlain.

Music of the Night ensemble

Adam Goodall, Alex Kuchmenko, Ashleigh Hill-Weber, Ashley Prosser, Camilla Niebling, Emily Tambree, Georgia Burnett, Georgia Knight, Isabelle Marberg-Keus, Jai Jackson, James Bovill, Jarrad Langtree, Kaitlyn Maxwell, Kaley Jones, Katharine Vacca, Kelsie Parkes, Kiarra Wilson, Kristie Pitt, Liam Hartley, Liam Kirkpatrick, Matthew Bapty, Michael J. Brealey, Mike Lapot, Morgan Eldridge, Nikki Glowacki, Rana Grace, Michelle Murenec (as Rebel Bliss), Samantha Paterson, Sophie Price, Stephanie Inches, Tim Kennedy, Tony Ahchay, William Motunuu.

Born in the USA ensemble

Adam Goodall, Adrian Jones, Ashleigh Hill-Weber, Ashley Prosser, Camilla Niebling, Colin Rhys-Jones, Doug Harper, Emily Tambree, Georgia Knight, Isabelle Marberg-Keus, Jackson Kellaway, Jaki Page, James Bovill, Jarrad Langtree, Kaitlyn Maxwell, Kaley Jones, Katharine Vacca, Kelsie Parkes, Kristie Pitt, Liam Hartley, Maggie Barnes, Matthew Bapty, Michael J. Brealey, Mike Lapot, Morgan Eldridge, Nikki Glowacki, Rana Grace, Michelle Murenec (as Rebel Bliss), Rebel Star Lyons, Royce Lievesley, Samantha Paterson, Sarah Ashby, Sophie Price, Stephanie Inches, Tim Kennedy, Tony Ahchay.

Junior ensemble

Abbie Gommers, Alice Simpson, Ashley Fraser, Charlotte Rubendra, Emerson McShea, Gabby Stewart, Great Simpson, James Flitcroft, Jeremy Hauter, Kayla Pehi, Kristy-Lee Deeks, Madie Beckley, Marisa Bedwell, Marli Bedwell, Mia Foxwell, Mladen Markovic, Roisin Wallace-Nash, Thomas Bapty.

Orchestra

Piano/Keyboard 1: Lucas D. Lynch

Keys 2: Terry Million

Keys 3: Jaclyn Miles

Reeds: Gerard Harford

Harp: Janita Billingham

Guitar: Lachy Stewart

Violin: Samantha Paterson

Double bass/electric bass: Kate Gillespie

Percussion: Fraser Matthew

Drums: Bevan Bancroft

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Pleased to announce that I will be performing in Redcliffe Musical Theatre’s Born in the USA!

Born in the USA is an all-American theatrical tribute conceived and directed by Madeleine Johns. It will play at the Redcliffe Cultural Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe, for four shows: 7:30 pm, Friday, August 7, 2015; 2 pm and 7:30 pm, Saturday, August 8; 2 pm, Sunday, August 9.

From the website:

A celebration of what is uniquely American in popular music, musical theatre and comedy. From Elvis, The Mammas and The Pappas, The Supremes, The Beach Boys to Michael Jackson, Kiss, Guns and Roses and Madonna. Add a little Country and Western – Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson. Round it out with some All American Music Theatre such as Oklahoma, Chicago, Guys and Dolls and a dash of Rocky Horror and then sprinkle with classic American humour like Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In, M.A.S.H., The Odd Couple, Abbott and Costello and The Muppets.

Tickets will be $35 per adult, $30 concession, or per member of a group of at least 10. Book online, or call (07) 3283 0407.