All Shook Up- A Review

Sun, 7 Sept 2008, 11:17 pm

Kathleen_D46 posts in thread

Theatre Reviews | Perth | Actor | Music All Shook Up was presented by Mesh Musical Theatre company at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre in the Riverside Theatre. In what is known as a "jukebox" musical featuring a variety of Elvis songs woven into a story line loosely based on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. I went on the closing night, Saturday. I paid my student price of $24.00 to see this show and was overall unimpressed, sadly so because I would have really loved for a youth musical theatre company to have wowed me in all the different aspects that makes theatre so entertaining. Firstly kudos to the two leads, Rebecca Daniels and Drue Goodwin (please forgive any spelling mistakes in names I have lost my lovely program!) their singing was outstanding and I appreciated both of their commitments to the characters. My only constructive feedback (for the whole cast aswell) would be to not "be in on the joke" so much. If you truly are those characters and take on those thoughts and feelings, the humour becomes much more entertaining for us an audience as you become more and more believable. I thought most of the other performances were very mediocre, I did seem to think that there was a fair amount of overacting which was a shame because the characters did have the potential to be more three dimensional. Also a mention must go to the actor playing Sylvia who really convinced me in her character as well as having a lovely singing voice. I recognise that this is a young group of performers who are still learning , as I am myself, and as such the vocal work was not overall very strong. The group numbers were fantastic in energy and from someone who has two left feet and admires any dance ability had some great moments of choreography, a bit of a feast for the eyes. This was not matched vocally though with a more cohesive sound needed, a few flat voices that were slowly pulling the rest of the cast out were very noticeable and induced those cringy moments when something doesn't sound quite right! The set was not very impressive, especially in what was essentially a colourful production, this was not reflected in the set but perhaps the director has his reasons, this is just my opinion. I did however like how the band was placed on the stage, I'm always excited when they aren't concealed in the orchestra pit. I thought it was very sweet that the conductor got really groovy with the songs but at times did find it distracting. I didn't like the "jail cells" in the beginning of the show as it concealed the Chad's expressive body during the opening number and blocking his face at some points. I liked the costumes, blue suede shoes especially as well as the wonderful 50's style full skirts. A caution though to watch for too much cleavage I coped quite an eyeful in a couple of the otherwise well executed dance moves but was too busy trying not to look to really appreciate the moves! Lighting and sound is an essential part of any production but I was very disappointed with the quality here. As mentioned above, I went on the last night, but there were repeated sound problems to the point of missing complete verses and I'm sure wonderful harmonies in some songs, I do expect a certain amount of technical professionalism when in such a venue and with such a ticket price. The lighting was very poor, and I'm no expert, but it barely complemented the action on stage with frequent moments of performers in darker spots while empty stage brightly lit... could not understand this one! The band was outstanding and overall supported the performers excellently. My biggest problem with this production is the actual quality of the script, I did find it a little too cheesy and not to my liking. I would like to think Perth audiences can handle a fantastic musical theatre show without having jokes pretty much spoon fed to us and highlighted in such a way that at times became honestly nauseating (the rainbow flag lighting effect..) I can enjoy a good old cheesy show but I do believe there can be quality cheese! In this case I believe it was a combination of not the best of scripts, lack of appropriate direction and over acted performances that contributed to a lower quality "high school" performance, for want of better description! Well done to Mesh for their first foray as I am sure you have delighted many people and your performers clearly enjoyed themselves. I'm glad I went to see it, there's always something to learn from any production. But I do hope Mesh sets the bar higher next time, grabs a fantastic musical that its cast can really sink their teeth into and challenge themselves with and the audience can appreciate much more. We do have wonderful talent in Perth and I hope Mesh continues to find them with their spotlight, goodluck for the next show. Kathleen Douglas

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Kathleen_DSun, 7 Sept 2008, 11:17 pm

jmuzzMon, 8 Sept 2008, 09:54 am

See, now that's a review!

Constructive criticism, some positives, some negatives, some pointers of what could be done to improve. Well done Kathleen - I hope you don't get shouted down by any bruised egos. I also hope this thread doesn't descend into a slanging match. Once again, thanks for posting such an honest assessment of the show - I hope others take notice and use this as a template for their reviews in future. I won't go and see the show (not a great fan of musicals as some of you may be aware by now) but I too wish Mesh all the best in their future endeavours.

Walter PlingeMon, 8 Sept 2008, 01:29 pm

A bit patronising muzz dont

A bit patronising muzz dont you think? i agree with the sentiment but i dont think anyone is in a position to qualify the valididty of an assessment. i dont think it should be a template, rather an example of how you can you can do it, if that is the approach you wish to take. and no i wasn't aware you disliked musicals, now that i know you dont...it makes no difference to me, but thanks for sharing. and all the luck in the future to mesh

jmuzzMon, 8 Sept 2008, 02:05 pm

*Sigh*

A template is a model - that's all I meant. I wasn't trying to be patronising - not really even sure how you can take that from what I saying. My comment was simply that the reviewer had stated things she didn't like, things she did, and suggestions for improvement. Isn't that what we want from a review? Whether or not she is right in her assessment isn't for me to say but she's entitled to her opinion - she paid for the ticket. Reviewers will never canvass the entirety of opinion out there but they can put forward a point of view. In that regard, her opinion is as valid as anyone elses. You're quite correct - my views on musicals aren't of widespread interest - I guess I was simply stating my reason for not going to see the show myself whilst still wishing Mesh all the best with their endeavours. I think you may have thought I was getting on my high horse but please accept that I wasn't. Is it me or is everyone assuming the worst of others who post on this website these days?

Walter PlingeMon, 8 Sept 2008, 03:14 pm

final night

Being a part of the cast of ALL SHOOK UP was the most awesome experience i've ever been a part of. Reading this review didnt affect me in any way really, because I know there wasnt a moment that I dont regret. Theres always opinions and at least one person in the audience who wont enjoy the show. From what i saw from the stage.. was 99% of people thoroughly enjoying themselves in the audience. It takes quite a lot to entertain! Sure, there were a few mishaps along the way. Nothing's perfect. Anyway, il always cherish the all shook up experience forever. :):):)

Walter PlingeMon, 8 Sept 2008, 03:24 pm

I loved the show it was

I loved the show it was lighthearted, the so called over acting seemed appropriate to the script. Refreshing to see a young cast engaged in a past time that encourages friendship and clean healthy fun.The only comments I heard from the crowd were positive. Not saying it was perfect by any means, but it was entertaining. Its a vehicle for the young to practice their craft and improve, good on you all and thanks to the efforts of the crew that put the show together. Well done.

Walter PlingeMon, 8 Sept 2008, 03:29 pm

I am sorry but I have to

I am sorry but I have to say this. This production of 'All Shook Up' was definetly the WORST thing that I have ever seen on stage! It was dreadful in most ways... Made me sick. Just goes to show what a joke the Perth theatre scene is!

Walter PlingeMon, 8 Sept 2008, 03:33 pm

ALL SHOOK UP

I am the owner of WA Stage School and would like to make it clear that MESH which I am one of the Directors of is a new Theatre Company and has nothing to do with my dance school! In relation to people commenting on the show and how to review, lets face it "EVERYONE IS A CRITIC!", people are unique and we all have the right to voice our opinion. This next comment is to Kathleen Douglas, in relation to the lighting, this was done by a first year WAAPA student who in my opinion has done a wonderful job for his first time working a show by himself. I was impressed with all the long hours and hard work that he put into the show, he certainly had the passion and drive to take on the experience. MESH is a company that strives to aide the youth in theatre in ALL aspects and not just on stage. The Director - herself - was also under 30. In relation to the Singers, the vocal coaches are professional singers and to their credit - NOT EVERYONE IS A SINGER - they did a wonderful job with the wonderful cast that we had. So to these people, WELL DONE and Mummy Nae Nae is very proud of you. To Kathleen thank you once again for your interest in coming to the show and expressing your outlook, it will be taken on board for our next show.

Walter PlingeMon, 8 Sept 2008, 03:40 pm

Well done for providing

Well done for providing experience for our young up and comers.Not many people are prepared to invest the time and effort. What a positive environment for our youth.Loved the show, keep up the good work.Look forward to your future shows.

MooryMon, 8 Sept 2008, 04:07 pm

Ming "you idiot"

Ming you are an idiot, what night did you see the show and what made it so bad. You have no comment or clear critism just childish negativeness so we wont take you serious until you high light a few errors for us. As the oldest member of that cast of this show let me tell you it was an absolute pleasure working with these young adults. Cast members, chorus, technical staff, stage hands, directors and chorists all did a marvelous job and the show for me was the best i have been involved in. These young people can hold their heads high for completing a challenging show and carrying it off despite their youth. Cheesy it may of been but it was bloody funny cheese for most who watched it. The show was a testiment to what we need in life, love, laughter, song and dance with out swearing and drugs and alcohol. Kathleen i thought your comments were great and construtcive so thank you for them and thankyou for coming and watching. I will treat you for the next production and buy your ticket. To all Perth young stage actors singers dancers come on board and join MESH stage wagon whilst there is room. HUGZZZZ to you all

Walter PlingeMon, 8 Sept 2008, 05:40 pm

thanks nae

Thanks Nae! We look so forward to being involved with MESH in the years to come. Much love, all your cast. X

calMon, 8 Sept 2008, 07:11 pm

Confused Cal??????

Renae, you said

"I am the owner of WA Stage School and would like to make it clear that MESH which I am one of the Directors of is a new Theatre Company and has nothing to do with my dance school!"

Then on your website - ""As has been the case over the last 4 years with the past musicals we have performed including My Fair Lady, Singin’ In The Rain, A Chorus Line and How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, many of our past performers have progressed to Professional Musical Theatre Training and now Perform throughout Australia and on the international Musical Theatre Stage ""

Sorry to be pedantic, but how can you be new if you have had past musicals????????

Why not just say, formerly WA Stage School......

Just stating the obvious really, I think

FirstTigerMon, 8 Sept 2008, 11:25 pm

Actually, no you don't...

Actually, no, you don't *have* to say anything. And unless you can offer some constructive and specific criticisms, it's probably best that you don't! Kathleen_D's original review was pretty fair. She noted some things that she enjoyed, some things that were not to her taste, and some things, like microphone problems, that were obvious problems. And to her credit, she was quite specific, which will help everyone involved in All Shook Up to improve. As a member of the cast of All Shook Up, I'd welcome constructive criticism, and suggestions which will help me learn and improve my performance. I think everyone in the cast and crew would. Your comments, on the other hand, tell us nothing except what a miserable, bitter, joyless human being you are.

FirstTigerMon, 8 Sept 2008, 11:42 pm

Simple, surely

Perhaps Mesh Theatre is a new legal entity and business umbrella, and so "All Shook Up" is the first show that Mesh has put on. But many of the same people have previously been involved in other shows (as noted on the website), perhaps nominally under the auspices of WA Stage School, so it's not the first show that this particular team has worked on. "There are no privileged frames of reference", so reality is purely a matter of perspective! ;-) Or are you a secret agent from the tax office, looking for someone to audit?! <-attempted humour

Walter PlingeTue, 9 Sept 2008, 08:53 am

Mesh is a new Production

Mesh is a new Production Company put together with the interests of putting on shows and giving young people a chance to work behind the scenes in sound, lighting, direction, choreography etc (to my understanding). I worked on 3 of the 4 musicals that WA Stage School put on in the past. They were soooooo much fun and hold soooooo many wonderful memories for me, and I know the other cast members feel the same. All Shook Up was the first show that MESH put on in which they endeavored to bring you a production that was for the most part, in the hands of young people wanting experience in all aspects of performing arts - back stage or front. LIke previously mentioned, lighting, sound, direction and choreography. I've known Renae for a long time and I highly doubt she's a secret agent from the tax office - but well done on the attempted humour FirstTiger. S.Loughton

Don AllenTue, 9 Sept 2008, 09:12 am

I have always encouraged

I have always encouraged young people to get involved in theatre lighting BUT in a professional venue, get some help to ensure you do good lighting. There are plenty of experienced lighting people who will support youth wanting to learn lighting, please find some experienced and competent techs so you can learn before going into a venue. Once you are in a venue time is money, so you need to know what you want to do and have enough time to do it. WAAPA has a high standard of lighting for their final year shows, which I always enjoy going to, but WAAPA is a team environment with a lighting CREW doing a show, they recognize that in a training institution no one person can do the lighting for a show by themselves in the time available. Most large professional venues have a lighting crew, the smaller venues such as The Playhouse have a premanemt head electrician that is a competent and experienced lighting designer, they have a standard house rig and they bring in a casual crew for bump in and bump out, to get the job done on time. If MESH is a training environment, then seek help to ensure your keen and fresh youth members can learn to put on a professional show every time.

Walter PlingeTue, 9 Sept 2008, 02:14 pm

i think you're full of

i think you're full of shit.... it was the raddest show this side of Nantuckett. Although the set was simple, it would be freakin' complicated and difficult to come up with an original and exciting set for that massive stage with an amateur budget. so get off your high horse and pipe down bitch

MooryTue, 9 Sept 2008, 03:31 pm

All Good Comments

How lucky we are to have a forum like this (if you can ignore the negative morons). I am sure MESH will take all these ideas and constructive comments on board and take them to the think tank for their next production. I am hoping i will be invited back to be apart of it, they really are a great bunch of people with a positive out look.

sarahlimTue, 9 Sept 2008, 06:48 pm

I went along to All Shook

I went along to All Shook Up on Saturday night and thoroughly enjoyed myself! Everyone on stage looked like they were having a blast and strong performances by all the leads. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the set was purposely made to be black and white to offset the colourful costumes and characters and I felt it was a dramatic and effective touch. I think it's wonderful a musical theatre company like this has been created and it caters for people up to 30 years of age. Special mention to my ex-colleague Nat Lockwood (Sylvia)! Fabulous performance by a multi talented lady! :)

Walter PlingeTue, 9 Sept 2008, 08:38 pm

woooo gotta love nat -

woooo gotta love nat - she's funny. i did how to succeed in business without really trying with her. funny gal. oh please....don't compare everything in perth to waapa-ville. it's not the centre of the universe man!!!

Walter PlingeWed, 10 Sept 2008, 08:17 am

I am from overseas and am

I am from overseas and am currently staying with a cousin who lives in this fine city. I am about to back to London where I am studying Drama at the Central School of Speech and Drama. To all who post on here claiming that WAPPA is the epitome of performance to which all drama should be compared, I am sorry but you are living in a fools paradise. I was interested to see students showcase their 'talent', so I went along to see 'Sweeny Todd'...to be honest the whole piece was not good. Their seemed to be a severe lack of direction, and the leads quite frankly did not lead, rather left it up to certain chorus members to give (me at least) something to be interested in. I know in London their is a much bigger emphasis on the Arts in general. But really there is no excuse for what I see and especially hear on hear. I went to see All Shook Up last week and although was it by any means polished their were genuine moments of interest (unlike Sweeny Todd). I would suggest to Mesh that they invest in an experienced director or at least one that has a clear creative perspective. I feel that you have the talent it, just needs that clarity, that a genuinely accomplished/creative director can give. I love the concept of providing theatre for these young budding thesps...however, if in your pitch you claim to want to give them a genuine experience then it is your responsibility to provide it...you need a strong director!!! Also for those who get on your back with these uber negative comments I promise you they are jealous and honestly lack any integrity. Many people who post comments on here unfortunately make excuses for poor performance or justify etc pointless matters. Who honestly cares if WA stage school is now known as Mesh? I would say to Cal...as pretty as you are...get over it!

jmuzzWed, 10 Sept 2008, 11:03 am

Why has this been voted down?????

Comments may not be to everyone's liking but fair go - what the heck's wrong here? The person gave their account of things, didn't swear, gave what they saw as constructive advice. Are our egos so fragile? This is an example of the sort of blatant censorship that I get so upset about. Whoever was involved in voting this down - take a good hard look at yourselves.

DazzaBWed, 10 Sept 2008, 11:18 am

Have to agree

I have to agree with jmuzz here - I think that there is too much moderation going on without valid reasons. This is censorship of the worst kind - it would appear that posts are being moderated down simply because someone doesn't like them. Is this fair? I don't think so! That's my opinion at least - I wonder if it will get moderated down because someone doesn't like it... DazzaB "Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep." Scott Adams

Walter PlingeWed, 10 Sept 2008, 02:26 pm

It's pretty ironic that

It's pretty ironic that comments made about moderation are being moderated.

LogosWed, 10 Sept 2008, 03:52 pm

This thread too.

AS I have just commented on another site. Small minded morons who are actually members of this site have moderated down quite reasonable comments on both this and the other All Shook Up Thread. Has anyone else noticed that tghis always seems to happen when shows involving a lot of young people are criticised. Particularly after sycophants have lied and misled the site over their connections with the shows. This post will be gone soon I bet. Is that all there is? Well if that's all there is my friend, then let's keep dancing. www.tonymoore.id.au

jeffhansenWed, 10 Sept 2008, 04:17 pm

Moderation

Unfortunately, it only takes a couple of users to vote a post as rubbish, and it dissapears. Of course, if other users vote the same posts up, it cancels the rubbish vote. I prefered the old system, where the posts were minimised, not removed altogether. I have my view set to "all the rubbish", and I think even then I can't see those posts that have been voted off the island. (or am I wrong about this?) www.meltheco.org.au

AndrewGWed, 10 Sept 2008, 10:28 pm

I was in the show, and in

I was in the show, and in my opinion this is ridiculous! There is nothing wrong with many of these posts and its really frustrating when your trying to read what people have to say! There you have my useless feedback :P

Kylie Baker1Sat, 13 Sept 2008, 11:36 am

Well I'm a student at WA

Well I'm a student at WA Stage School and I thoroughly enjoyed the show! I thought it was light hearted and entertaining, and kudos to the cast and crew who put in their best efforts to make the show a success. And in my opinion, it was one! And props to Renae and Paul who created the company to give young people the chance to get hands on experience in the theatre world, not only on stage but off! I mean, how many theatre companies allow students, not professionals, to operate lighting and build sets etc...? Can't wait for Mesh's next production! KB

jeffhansenSat, 13 Sept 2008, 01:19 pm

Kylie, in response to your

Kylie, in response to your question posed, I think the answer is......almost every community theatre in Perth. If there are any students out there who want to build sets, design lighting or sound, operate lighting or sound, work backstage, stage manage, or even act, please get in touch with me. I'm sure my company is not alone, in that it is the same old faces doing these jobs again and again. We do it for free because we love it, and because if we don't do it, the show doesn't happen. Good on you MESH for supporting students in particular, but don't think that you're not welcome elsewhere. www.meltheco.org.au

Walter PlingeSat, 13 Sept 2008, 03:14 pm

Kylie you were in the

Kylie you were in the show!

AndrewGSat, 13 Sept 2008, 03:37 pm

actually - kylie baker was

actually - kylie baker was not a member of our cast :)

Walter PlingeSat, 13 Sept 2008, 03:41 pm

hahahahahahahaha - sorry

hahahahahahahaha - sorry precious

LogosSat, 13 Sept 2008, 04:28 pm

But she is from the WA

But she is from the WA Stage school which is obviously closely related. However she made that clear, giving the rest of us the opportunity to judge her comments with full access to the background of those comments. I applaud her honesty Is that all there is? Well if that's all there is my friend, then let's keep dancing. www.tonymoore.id.au

jeffhansenSat, 13 Sept 2008, 05:51 pm

As yet, no-one has

As yet, no-one has contacted me to offer their services........... *EDIT* Received a PM in response from this post!!!! :) www.meltheco.org.au

Walter PlingeSun, 14 Sept 2008, 12:17 pm

for audiences

May I just add that the comments have completely left the constructive and headed down a more round about road of slander of character. I'd like to say as a cast member that I agree with Blair Bayens earlier comment. The show was a great experience for those of us first getting up on stage. So of course the production may have had a few bugs in it, where nerves may have gotten the better of us, at some points effecting us as actors, singers and dancers alike. I'd invited a colleague from university, someone who would prefer a professional performance as much as the next person (it was the matinee). She was expecting an amateur performance, (and from the little that she knows about me, as a person, was expecting something horribly wrong at some point,) least to say she loved the show and was absorbed by the story and the characters. From her experience she invited some friends of her own to come along for the final show. They enjoyed the interaction b/n lead characters and the cast as an entirety. She told me that the choreography was good and the "cheesy" humor was funny and easy to watch, it was constructed well to make the play balanced for a break from the seriousness involved in other parts. For a production to draw on the interest of the general public, enough to compel them to invite others, shows a level of success to entertain.

Kylie Baker1Sun, 14 Sept 2008, 12:19 pm

No I wasn't

Walter PlingeSun, 14 Sept 2008, 01:26 pm

sit down dean! i assure you

sit down dean! i assure you she did get an amateur show the clue is that it is!

MoorySun, 14 Sept 2008, 05:24 pm

Heard Enough

Our amateurs continually prove that they can entertain as much as the pro's. Bloody hell boys and girls be constructive and positive or disappear and join yahoo chat or msn where you can abuse people and get immediate reaction. Your tiresome and ridiculous and make this site poor. Amateurs hold your heads up high and keep going, I enjoy and find positives in most shows i see in Perth, and trust me i see plenty. Kylie i loved your performance in Beauty and the Beast, well done.

Kylie Baker1Mon, 15 Sept 2008, 01:45 pm

well thankyou moory!when

well thankyou moory! when did you see the show?

Walter PlingeWed, 17 Sept 2008, 12:51 pm

He didnt Kylie

Walter PlingeThu, 18 Sept 2008, 06:28 pm

yea you suck

yea this really sucked and i really hated the try-hard raunchy dancing that the 'extras' did. soz, but people paid to see that, if i could go back in time i would not have bought a ticket as in my opinion it wasn't really an appropriate show that people should pay for.

Walter PlingeMon, 22 Sept 2008, 01:13 pm

whoever this is, i don't

whoever this is, i don't appreciate you posting under my name. i am proud of my cast and the work they did and i am happy to take any constructive criticism. domini

TaureanMon, 22 Sept 2008, 06:24 pm

Likewise

I wish to re-iterate Jeff's reply. "Almost every community theatre group in Perth".

If there are ANY student T.I.T.'s (tech's in training), set-builders, painters, props people, stage managers or even just "hands" willing to get involved and take part, EVERY community theatre group in Perth would welcome them with open arms.

Although we are from separate clubs, Jeff would have to agree that he and I are probably two of the youngest techs that are permanently involved with Community Theatre.... and I'm 50 (ish)! It is a sad fact that most community theatre groups rely on (sorry guys) retirees to build and run their shows. Having someone we can share the load with would be a Godsend!

As Jeff has already stated, if anyone has the desire to help with any of the technical aspects of theatre, contact him, I would like to add my name to the list and also add that if those interested check the companies section of this site to find a group close to home, I can assure you, you will not be turned away, nor will you leave unrewarded.

Once again MESH, regardless of your origins (and who really cares?) thank you for assisting and encouraging the youth of our community to get involved in something that they can enjoy for the rest of their lives.

"Be nice to your Tech's - or they'll turn out the lights and go home!"

Walter PlingeSun, 28 Sept 2008, 01:15 am

Yeah Kylie, i saw Beauty

Yeah Kylie, i saw Beauty and the Beast as well! I went on the friday night that Nicole Kaminski and Karis went. I wasnt sitting with them, but actually by myself haha. It was a really great show! Thoroughtly enjoyed it, left me feeling real happy :)...except for the parking fine i found i had recieved on return to my car!!! ahah. Im sure i'l see you around at WA Stage School sometime...maybe for the dvd night. Take care! -Blair Bayens (from ASU)

Walter PlingeWed, 22 Oct 2008, 09:39 am

thanks moong :D

"Ming you are an idiot, what night did you see the show and what made it so bad. You have no comment or clear critism just childish negativeness so we wont take you serious until you high light a few errors for us." moong, or whatever your name is. thanks for the response.i just wanted to say that its me ming again and i found a lot of things wrong with the performance. the lead role had a lisp, or so it seemed, and the attempted cartwheels were somewhat, tryhard. the back up dancers over acted and i just hated it ok. so just shove that up your ass and call it china. this was an insult to the WA musical theatre industry, im not happy jan. :| peace out. thanks moongggh.

Walter PlingeWed, 22 Oct 2008, 09:47 am

blair bayens-lack of talent

after going to see All Shook Up on the sat night show, i must say that blair bayens completely messed up the whole show. homosexuals should not be welcome in the theatre industry, and let alone in all shook up. the show in itself was not bad, when blair was not on stage, however when blair entered the stage the show was spoilt for me and for many other crowd members [from what i saw]. my mum was horrified by his crap dancing and my sister nearly vomited into her lap. the background dancers were out of sync and just in general badly rehearsed. i agree with ming, so all of you giving him/her trouble can as he/she says "shove it up your ass and call it china". blair should not be allowed to partake in any future WA theatre productions, as its spoiling it for the rest of us. take care blair, dont give up your day job, good luck in finding something your goood at. :)

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