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Nice! I like it!
I am really posting this just to spur some other people to do the same. We haven't had a great deal of "projects" posted of late and wanted to get the move on.
How about some people posting some examples of different configurations of what they have done.
This was a romy kit that I attached a EG folder to and did some research and dressed it accordingly. Upper brown plastic and lower wooden bulged. I distressed it to appear as a battle pick up. (except the folder, I couldn't bring myself to do it)
Although it's pictured with a 40 round mag (not EG look) I really like the wway it turned out. US parts: Receiver, FCG, mag follower and floor plate.
Pictured at the base of my 6' tall 36" leaved Elephant Ear plant. (ok, so I have other 'hobbies' too....) So I am gonna call it a MPi-Ks clone.
Go get 'em boys.
Very nice.
very nice looking indeed.
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Thank God ! A gun post ! Looks right Kevin ,I'll take 20 .
Will Hayden, RedJacket Firearms
Good job! Nice to see a "summer" posting.
Especially nice to see a Romy in different clothing.
Don't tempt me like that.Originally Posted by Red Jacket Firearms
Thanks guys, let see some more....
Mmm mmm suga! Dat's one sexy mutha!
Who made the receiver?
That's an Armory USA 1mm receiver.
Very very nice! Sure wish I could make my rear rivets look that nice

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Aaron Hernandez Found Not Guilty in Double Murder Case/
According to TMZ, Aaron Hernandez has just been found NOT GUILTY of murdering two people in a 2012 drive-by shooting. The jury spent more than 35 hours over 6 days deliberating the case.
Prosecutors claimed 27-year-old Hernandez killed Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado on July 16, 2012 because one of them spilled a drink on him in a Boston club earlier that night.
The families of both Abreu and Furtado were in the courtroom when the verdict was read. The ex-New England Patriots player was previously convicted of 1st degree murder and sentenced to life in prison in 2015 for killing semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd.
The acquittal comes almost exactly 2 years after Hernandez was convicted of murdering Lloyd. That verdict was reached on April 15th, 2015.
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Archive for May, 2009
Ep. 149 – A Sci-Fi Geekout!
May 28th
Posted by TechTalk in mike and dave
TOPIC: Well, that title may not be completely accurate, but we do spend an inordinate amount of time focused on Harlan Ellison, Terminator, the new Star Trek movie, and other sci-fi related geekness. We're kept in the pink with a helpful heaping teaspoon of Jay "Geek Trivia" Garmon of course – and if you haven't already you really need to check out his writings on The Written Weird. His newest addition is a weekly Nerd Word of the Day, just perfect for all you geek linguaphiles out there!
We of course burn your ears with some news and other great stuff, including referencing links to http://wolframalpha.com and others, plus our very cool cool sites of the week include:
- RunPee – Pretty much exactly what it sounds like, this site will let you check in advance or on your smartphone when the best time to take a little break during the current batch of movies. Want to find out what you missed? It includes a short synopsis of the estimated 3 minutes you took, and explains why that was a good time to leave too!
- Free Faxing (send)- Looking for an easy way to send a fax, but don't have a fax machine or want to go to Kinkos? Here's your free answer – sends an ad-driven cover page too, but nothing too obnoxious and will save you in a pinch!
- Free EFax (receive) – You won't find this listed anywhere public, but popular fax service EFax offers a free signup and account to get you a real fax number that you can receive faxes to your email address! You'll need to download some viewer software and put up with the occasional email trying to get you to upgrade, but this is a great service if you don't want to invest in a fax line for your home!
Then the podcast only song of the week this week is Whachadoin? by NASA which, by the way, you can download 100% FREE and legal from Amazon! So does that qualify it as a hidden, secret and unknown 'cool site of the week' for our valued newsletter subscribers? You be the judge!
NOTE that the audio indicates we're playing something different, but that is due to the restrictions of on-air broadcast and the FCC. Since this is a podcast, we'll play what we want, not what we have to!
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Ep. 148 – Innovation Specialist Gunnar Branson
May 21st
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TOPIC: Trying to get from "wow" to "how"? Innovation specialist, Chief Marketing Officer, marketing strategist and business developer Gunnar Branson (find out more about him at http://bransonpowers.blogspot.com/ ) gives us his take on it! We have a great talk about innovation strategy, B2B progress and instigating product change in organizations. Listen in for some really great discussion, and remember to stop by the blog to see the results of Gunnar's innovation roundtable on the 19th of june – the full report will be available online!
Jay "Geek Trivia" Garmon wows us again with his answer to the weekly question, and gives us another brain bender to burn through some cycles for us. We even (just barely) have time to get you some cool sites of the week:
- Nest Unclutterer – Trying to figure out who's spam and who's of interest on twitter? Got too many followers? Unclutterer.com to the rescue! Every twitterer out there will want to check this out and clean your nest!
- Twitpoll -Another twitter helper, this one will let you create and distribute your own quick polls via twitter and a bunch of other social services. Very cool and free!
Then the (truly) podcast only song of the week this week is "Orange Sky" by Alexi Murdoch.
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Episode 147 – Fun, Fun, Fun (and getting things done)!
May 14th
Posted by TechTalk in mike and dave
TOPIC: This week it's just Dave and Mike hanging out and trying to figure out ways that Mike's cold won't interfere with the show. Riiiiiicolaaaaa! Mike does spend some time opining about the beauty of using Evernote to completely digitize your life – and breaks out three questions you need to really make it work for you: Will a digital version of your sentimental items be acceptable long-term? Do you have the assurance of permanence with your digitized items that is equivalent or greater than the physical? Can you find (and use) the item easier digitally than physically?
Plus you'll want to go read this article by Mike Elgan of Computerworld, it's got some great tips too!
Jay "Geek Trivia" Garmon adds to the fun, giving us another installment of his fantastic info – this week with a very apropos Star Trek theme! After all that, we also manage to have time to get you the cool sites of the week:
- Recipe Puppy – Got a couple of cool things in the pantry, but not sure what to do with them? Recipe Puppy to the rescue! With this site you'll never have to wonder what you should be making again!
- 50 Totally Free Lessons in Design Theory – Even if you don't have 'designs' on being a professional graphic artist, these tutorials and instructional bits will get your creative juices flowing!
The podcast only song of the week this week is Dino Lenny's "Call Me (in a club)".
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Episode 146 – Speed it Up! with Mike Miller
May 7th
Posted by TechTalk in interview
TOPIC: Author and musician Mike Miller comes back to the show to talk to us about making the most out of that 'dying' PC. If you're debating whether you should upgrade to a newer piece of equipment or if it's possible to squeeze some more useful life out of what you've got, you'll want to listen in this week! His tips and insight are also good in general, and you'll be sure to pick up something of value even if you don't get his highly recommended book Speed it Up! A Non-Technical Guide for Speeding Up Slow Computers
We also spend a lot of time with our good friend Jay "Geek Trivia" Garmon, who informs us that WRLR now has an exclusive lock on the Geek Trivia output from Louisville!
In addition to all of that excitement, we've got our cool sites of the week:
- Panda Cloud Antivirus – Free, light, outstanding quality? Wow, how better to sum up what we look for in a cool site of the week! Get your hands on this necessary piece of software and protect your computer today …
- Windows Live SkyDrive – More very cool microsoft cloud stuff, this gives you 25GB of free online space. That's right, that's a capital G for giga and a lower-case f for free! You'll need an office live account, but guess what? Those are free too!
Our podcast only song of the week this week is Kinky's remake of Mexican Radio. And don't forget to check out Mike Miller's Speed it Up! or any of his other many excellent tomes!


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Scientists believe that the huge volumes of freshwater flowing into the North Atlantic from the rapidly melting ice cap of Greenland have slowed down the ocean "engine" that drives the Gulf Stream from the Caribbean towards north-west Europe, bringing heat equivalent to the output of a million power stations.
However, the researchers believe that Britain is still likely to become warmer due to climate change providing the Gulf Stream does not come to a complete halt – although they remain unsure how likely this is.
Calculations suggest that over the 20th century the North Atlantic meridional overturning circulation – the northward flow of warm surface water and the southward flow of deep, cold water – has slowed by between 15 and 20 per cent, said Professor Stefan Rahmstorf of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany.
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"There is more than a 99 per cent probability that this slowdown is unique over the period we looked at since 900 AD. We conclude that the slowdown many have described is in fact already underway and it is outside of any natural variation," Professor Rahmstorf said.
The scientists calculated that some 8,000 cubic kilometres of freshwater has flowed from Greenland into the Atlantic between 1900 and 1970, and this rose significantly to 13,000 cubic kilometres between 1970 and 2000.
Freshwater is lighter than salty water which means that it tends to float on the surface of the ocean and in doing so disturbs the normal sinking of dense, cold saltwater to the ocean floor, which is the main driver of the Atlantic circulation.
In a study published in the journal Nature Climate Change, Professor Rahmstorf and colleagues point out that maps of global surface temperatures have consistently indicated an overall warming trend around the world, except for the region of the North Atlantic south of Greenland.
"It is conspicuous that one specific area of the North Atlantic has been cooling in the past hundred years while the rest of the world heats up," said Professor Rahmstorf, who added that previous research had indicated that a slowdown in ocean currents may be the explanation.
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The study used proxy measurements of the Atlantic currents, using ice cores, tree rings, coral growth and ocean and lake sediments, to estimate regional temperature variations and so assess how the Gulf Stream has changed over the past 1,000 years.
Jason Box of the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, who helped to calculate the amount of freshwater flowing into the Atlantic from melting ice caps, said that the slowdown can be linked to man-made climate change.
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Prepare for fireworks in Agrabah as Disney's Aladdin celebrates its first triumphant year in the West End, as well as welcoming a host of new cast members, including Matthew Croke in the title role.
Check out our own award-winning, show-stopping Trevor Dion Nicholas (Genie) as he reveals his highlights of the show's first year in London!
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Disney's Aladdin will present its first dedicated Autism-friendly performance on Tuesday 29th August at 1.30pm
Aladdin has partnered with The National Autistic Society to create a friendly and supportive environment to enjoy Disney's spectacular new West End musical. This specially adapted performance is suitable for people with autism, with trained staff on hand, and dedicated quiet and activity areas set up should anyone need to leave their seats.
Breathtaking sets, astonishing special effects, over 350 lavish costumes and a fabulous cast and orchestra bring the magic of Disney's Aladdin to life on the West End stage.
Featuring all the hits from the classic Academy Award®-winning film, including 'Friend Like Me', ' A Whole New World' and 'Arabian Nights', prepare to experience the umissable 'theatrical magic' (Daily Telegraph) that is Aladdin.
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Breathtaking sets, mind-blowing special effects, over 350 lavish costumes and a fabulous cast and orchestra bring the magic of Disney's Aladdin to life on the West End stage. Featuring all the songs from the classic Academy Award®-winning film including 'Friend Like Me', 'A Whole New World' and 'Arabian Nights', prepare to experience the unmissable 'theatrical magic' (Daily Telegraph) that is Aladdin.
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- Matthew CrokeAladdin
Place of birth: Sheffield.
Training: Maureen Law Theatre School, Sharon Berry School of Dance, and Laine Theatre Arts.
Theatre includes: Annie Get Your Gun (Crucible, Sheffield), Singin' in the Rain (Octagon, Bolton/New Vic/Salisbury Playhouse/Palace Theatre), Funny Girl (Menier Chocolate Factory), Wicked (Apollo Victoria), West Side Story (UK tour), Chicago (Cambridge Theatre), Shall We Dance? Sadler's Wells), Grease (Piccadilly Theatre) and A Chorus Line (Sheffield Theatres).
Matthew is also a co-principal of the RMC Academy of Theatre Performance in Sheffield, alongside his sister, Rachel Croke.
- TREVOR DION NICHOLASGenie
Place of birth: Morgantown, WV, USA.
Training: West Virginia University.
Theatre includes: Aladdin (Broadway), Big River (US tour), Super Fly: The Musical, The Wiz, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Ragtime, The Little Mermaid, The Wizard of Oz, Into the Woods, Little Shop of Horrors, Rent, The Exonerated, The Groveland 4 and This is the Life (ETA Hoffmann Theatre).
Television includes: The Americans, Sunday Night at the Palladium and Royal Variety Performance.
Other work includes: Trevor's performance as Genie awarded him the 2017 WhatsOnStage Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical. He is also the voice of the Announcer in Dreamgirls, currently running at the West End's Savoy Theatre. Trevor is the singer and songwriter for alternative indie soul band Neighborhood Goliath, who independently released their first full-length album, Monster Victim Witness this year.
This is Trevor's West End debut.
- Jade EwenJasmine
Place of birth: London.
Training: Sylvia Young Theatre School.
Theatre includes: Vanessa in In the Heights (King's Cross Theatre), Clara in Porgy and Bess (Regent's Park Open Air), Dee Dee in Tonight's the Night (UK tour) and Young Nala in The Lion King (Lyceum).
Film includes: End of a Gun.
Television includes: The Tracey Ullman Show, Steffi, Myths, Mr Harvey Lights a Candle, Out There and Love Sick (Netflix).
Radio includes: Jade's own show, weekdays 10am–2pm on Magic Chilled.
Other work includes: Jade is currently in the recording studio working on new solo material. During her recording career Jade has collaborated with some of the world's biggest writers and artistes including: Diane Warren, Ne-Yo, Bruno Mars, Cee-Lo Green, Stargate, Ryan Tedder, RedOne, Pamela Sawyer, Marcella Detroit, Josh Rhys Own and RocNation and Guy Chambers.
- DON GALLAGHERJafar
Place of birth: Selkirk.
Training: Royal Holloway College, University of London.
Theatre includes: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (West Yorkshire Playhouse), The Absence
of War (Headlong tour), Sweeney Todd (West Yorkshire Playhouse/Royal Exchange Manchester), The Merchant of Venice, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, School for Scandal, Major Barbara, The Winter's Tale, Woman in Mind, Chicago, Into the Woods, Hedda Gabler, Twelfth Night, West Side Story and Dracula (Repertory Theatre), The Cosmonaut's Last Message (Tron, Glasgow), The Magistrate, His Dark Materials and Stuff Happens (NT), Henry IV Parts 1 and 2, Richard III, The Taming of the Shrew, The Painter of Dishonour, Back to Methuselah and Columbus (RSC), The Winter's Tale (world tour and London for the RSC), The Producers (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Les Misérables (Palace), Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Palace) and Martin Guerre (Prince Edward Theatre).
Film includes: The Bank Job, Melody and London Road.
Television includes: George Gently (series 4, 5 and 7), Best Possible Taste: The Kenny Everett Story, Doctors, Casualty, A&E, Miss Marple, Poirot, Ballet Shoes, Hancock and Joan, Victoria and Albert, Lewis, Bad Girls, Medical Ethics, Body Guards, Inspector Linley Mysteries, Agatha Raisin, Valentine's Kiss and The Dumping Ground.
- Nick CavaliereIAGO
Place of birth: Cambridge.
Training: LAMDA.
Theatre includes: West End: Zorro, Guys and Dolls and City of Angels. For the RSC: The Devil is an Ass, The Relapse, Faust Parts I and II, Volpone, Woyzeck, Antony and Cleopatra. For the NT: One Man, Two Guvnors and The Tempest. Other: The Hudsucker Proxy, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, Superior Donuts, Soho Streets, Sleeping Beauty, The Taming of the Shrew, In The Beginning, Blood & Roses, Peter Pan, King Lear, The Jungle Book, George Dandin, Great Expectations, A Christmas Carol and The Trials Of Charles Dickens.
Film includes: The Long Walk, Devil's Playground, Gulliver's Travels, Last Chance Harvey, Gladiatress. Heartless, Jimmy, Lacquered, Flowers for Algernon and Trophy.
Television includes: The Windsors, Doctors, WPC 56, I Shouldn't Be Alive, EastEnders, Coronation Street, Where The Heart Is, Real Women, Holby City, Rock & Chips, Doc Martin, Devils in Disguise, The Last Detective and The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret.
- IRVINE IQBALSultan
Place of birth: Bolton.
Training: The Royal Academy of Music, BA (Hons) Degree Drama, Film and Television – Brunel University, Masters in Business Administration (MBA) – Westminster University.
Theatre includes: Bend it Like Beckham (Phoenix Theatre), David Walliams Live (Garrick Theatre), World of Walliams (Palace Theatre), Mr Stink (UK tour), Wuthering Heights (Lyric Hammersmith), Cooks Clock (Soho Theatre), Then Like My Dreams (Stratford East Theatre), The Good Woman of Setzuan (Leicester Haymarket Theatre), The Mahabharata (Old Vic Theatre), The Far Pavilions (Shaftesbury Theatre), Little Shop of Horrors (Jersey Opera House), Jallabies and Tea (Chichester Theatre), Tree of Life (Brodsworth Hall), The Emperor and the Nightingale (MAC Theatre), Layla Majnun (MAC Theatre), Bombay Dreams (Apollo Victoria Theatre), Blood Drive (Bridewell Theatre), One Voice (Royal Opera House), Guys and Dolls and Bouncers (Grange Arts Theatre).
Workshops include: Bend it Like Beckham and The Far Pavilions.
Film includes: The Cook, Infinite Justice and The Pinocchio Effect.
Television includes: The Bill, EastEnders, Casualty, Doctors, Spotlight and Saris.
Recordings include: Bend it Like Beckham (Original London Cast Recording) and Wuthering Heights.
Other work includes: Irvine is an experienced voice-over artist having worked on various voice-overs, plays and commercials and given an associate writing credit for Freddy's Walk. Irvine was awarded the prestigious Honorary Associate from The Royal Academy of Music in 2017.
- LEON CRAIGBabkak
Place of birth: Salford.
Training: Guildford School of Acting.
Theatre includes: Little Shop of Horrors (Salisbury/Colchester), Alice in Wonderland (UK tour), Jesus Christ Superstar (world arena tour), My Big Gay Italian Wedding (Greenwich), The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Union Theatre), Soul Sunday Songs of Michael Jackson (Warwick), Myths and Hymns (London), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK tour), Jerry Springer the Opera (Cambridge Theatre), Over the Rainbow (UK tour), On the Shelf (Edinburgh) and Exit Allan (Cardiff).
Film includes: Jesus Christ Superstar (world arena tour).
Television includes: World Cup – Paddy Power, Jerry Springer the Opera and Nintendo Wii Fit.
- MILES BARROWOmar
Place of birth: London.
Training: Urdang Academy and Barbara Speake Stage School.
Theatre includes: The Lorax (Old Vic), Bugsy Malone (Lyric Hammersmith), Hairspray (Macau), Guys and Dolls (Chichester Festival Theatre) and Jack and the Beanstalk (Birmingham Hippodrome).
Workshops include: Pinocchio (NT).
Television includes: Scoop and Surprise Surprise.
This is Miles's West End debut.
- DANIEL DE BOURGKassim
Place of birth: Chelmsford.
Training: Royal Ballet School.
Theatre includes: Sergeant Early's Dream, Rooster, Petit Mort, Swan Song, Ghost Dances and Meeting Point (worldwide tours – all Rambert Dance Company), The Nutcracker, The Sleeping Beauty, Romeo and Juliet, Manon and Different Drummer (ROH – all Royal Ballet).
Other work includes: Daniel is also an award-winning recording artist, with 35 million views and over 250,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel. His music has charted in the top 10 in 21 countries and features collaborations with Boi-1da (Drake, Eminem, Jay Z) and Luney Tunez (Rihanna).
This is Daniel's West End debut.
- CHANELLE JASMINE ANTHONYEnsemble
Place of birth: Roseau, Dominica.
Training: Bird College.
Theatre includes: Hairspray (Doreen Bird Foundation Theatre), Commonwealth Dance Festival (Rambert Dance Company), The World Cup of Dance – Kieron Donovan and Aida
(Studio Theatre, Sidcup).
Film includes: Overcome, Laura Mvula – Aaron Sillis.
Television includes: The Brit Awards Opening Sequence 2016 (Studio Wayne McGregor).
This is Chanelle's West End debut.
- DANNY BECKEREnsemble
Place of birth: London.
Training: Arts Educational Schools, London (BA Hons Musical Theatre) and The BRIT School for Performing Arts.
Theatre includes: The Little Mermaid (UK tour), The Who's Tommy (Greenwich Theatre), The Twelve Tenors (Asian tour), Out Of This World (Ye Olde Rose & Crown), Follies (Royal Albert Hall), Olivier Awards 2014 and 2015 (Royal Opera House), Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs (Devonshire Park Theatre) and Cinderella (Assembly Hall Theatre/West Wing Arts Centre).
Film includes: The Theory of Everything.
Television includes: Justice For A Murdered Son.
Radio includes: Friday Night Is Music Night.
This is Danny's West End debut.
- CINDY BELLIOTEnsemble
Place of birth: Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Training: Lucia Marthas Institute for Performing Arts.
Theatre includes: Anna Gordy/Ensemble in Motown (Shaftesbury), Ensemble and understudy Sandra Izadore in Fela! (National Theatre/US tour/Broadway), Ensemble and understudy Polly Rae in The Hurly Burly Show (West End), Featured Ensemble and understudy Elizabeth in Dirty Dancing (West End), Wicked (Apollo Victoria), Ella in Bubbling Brown Sugar (Dutch tour), Jemima in Cats (Dutch tour), Ensemble and understudy Nala in The Lion King and Saturday Night Fever (both in The Netherlands).
Television includes: Let It Shine.
- ALBEY BROOKESPrince Abdullah & Ensemble
Place of birth: London.
Training: Arts Educational School, Tring Park. Theatre credits while training: Dolores in The Wild Party, Gentleman of Japan in The Hot Mikado and Ensemble in A Love Letter to Dan.
Theatre includes: Ensemble in Dirty Dancing (UK tour), Swing and Understudy Don Lockwood in Singin' in the Rain (UK tour), Ensemble, Understudy Sonny and Eugene in Grease (UK tour), Principal Soloist for Hey, Mr Producer (Lyceum), George in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium – original cast), Young Astaire in Tribute to Fred Astaire (London Palladium), Young Scrooge in A Christmas Carol (Royal Festival Hall), David in Rags (Guildhall) and Nipper/Workhouse Boy in Oliver! (London Palladium).
Television includes: The Last Man, EastEnders, Microsoap, Ivor the Invisible, Harry Enfield
and The Bill.
- LAUREN CHIASwing
Place of birth: Northampton.
Training: Guildford School
of Acting.
Theatre includes: Vocalist at Thursford Christmas Spectacular (Thursford), Ensemble and understudy Kathy Seldon in Singin' in the Rain (Kilworth House Theatre), Ensemble in Here Lies Love (NT), Sleeping Beauty in Goldilocks and the Three Endings (Sixteenfeet Productions), Christmas Eve in Avenue Q (Theatre Royal, Windsor) and Footloose (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford).
Workshops include: Wonder.land (NT) and Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Guildford School of Acting).
- FILIPPO COFFANOEnsemble
Place of birth: Milan.
Training: Laine Theatre Arts.
Theatre includes: Pepper in Mamma Mia! (Novello Theatre), Piccola Nuvola in Lo Specchio (Opera di Firenze), Cinderella (Manchester Opera House), Snow White (Richmond Theatre) and West End Heroes (Dominion Theatre).
Television includes: The People's Strictly for Comic Relief.
- BIANCA CORDICEEnsemble
Place of birth: London.
Training: Bird College.
Theatre includes: The Lion King (UK tour), Hot Mikado (Studio Theatre), The Face 2012 (Gardyn Theatre), Hooray for Hollywood (Orchard Theatre), Move It 2012 (Olympia, London) and Broadway Then and Now (Orchard Theatre).
Music videos include: 'Fight for Your Dreams' by Toochi and 'Glowsticks and Lollipops' by LBD.
Other work includes: Bianca has performed with Tinie Tempah, The Saturdays, Chipmunk and Eliza Doolittle (Wembley Stadium).
This is Bianca's West End debut.
- Cavin CornwallStandby Jafar & Sultan
Place of birth: Bristol.
Training: Bird College.
Theatre includes: Jesus Christ Superstar (Regent's Park Open Air), Sister Act (UK tour), The Exonerated (Charing Cross Theatre), Little Shop of Horrors (Birmingham Repertory Theatre), Napoleon Noir, The Harder They Come, Porgy and Bess (Savoy), Over the Rainbow (International tour), Chicago (Adelphi and world tour), The Full Monty (Prince of Wales – original production), Weekend in Rio (Plymouth Theatre/Edinburgh Festival), Fosse and Ragtime (St David's Hall – European premiere).
Film includes: Paddington 2, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Les Misérables, Casino Royale, De-Lovely, Jesus Christ Superstar and Enter the Preacher.
Television includes: Wrath of the Titans, Notorious B.I.G., House of Rock and Fire
Five Favourites.
- NOLAN EDWARDSSwing
Place of birth: Gibraltar.
Training: London Studio Centre.
Theatre includes: Ensemble/Understudy Carnival Boy in Carousel (English National Opera) and Ensemble in Unexpected Tales (Sadler's Wells: The Peacock Theatre).
Film includes: Young Denise in Denise (Restless by Nature – Kenneth O'Toole).
Television includes: Performer for the Strictly Come Dancing Live Special on The One Show.
- MELANIE ELIZABETHAttendant & Ensemble
Place of birth: Surrey.
Training: Redroofs Theatre School and Laine Theatre Arts.
Theatre includes: Legally Blonde (Aberystwyth Arts Centre), Somebody to Love (European tour), Now Pop (Towngate Theatre, Basildon), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (The Hawth, Crawley), High School Mania (UK tour), Scrooge (London Palladium), Les Misérables (Palace), Annie (UK tour) and Whistle Down the Wind (UK tour).
Other work includes: Lead vocalist for Royal Caribbean and Costa Cruises.
- KADE FERRAIOLOEnsemble
Place of birth: Liverpool.
Training: The Hammond School of Dance, Drama and Music.
Theatre includes: La Traviata and Carmen (ROH), Mack and Mabel (UK tour), Mamma Mia! (international tour), Oliver! (UK tour), The Mikado (ENO), We Will Rock You (Dominion), Bollywoodland (tour), Chicago (international production), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (UK tour), Spirit of the Dance (tour) and Swan Lake (English National Ballet).
Television includes: Dirty Dancing – The Time of Your Life!, Tidal Rave and I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here.
- ANTONY HEWITTEnsemble
Place of birth: Northampton.
Training: Arts Educational School of Musical Theatre.
Theatre includes: Swing and understudy Billy, Tito and Mr Schumacher in Dirty Dancing (UK tour), Ensemble in Evita (UK and Germany tour), Carlos in Legally Blonde (UK tour), Broadway to West End (Theatre Royal), Ensemble in Rent (Hampton Hill Playhouse) and Ensemble/understudy Prince Charming in Sleeping Beauty (Qdos).
Other work includes: Olivier Awards 2011 and Christmas in New York (original cast recording).
This is Antony's West End debut.
- SINEAD KENNYEnsemble
Place of birth: Birmingham.
Training: Art Educational Schools. Credits while training include: Broadway ballet girl in Singin' in the Rain.
Theatre includes: Cha Cha in Grease (Curve, Leicester/Dubai), Ensemble/Cover Grace
in Annie (UK/European tour), Consuela/1st cover Anita in West Side Story (UK tour, ATG), Ensemble in 9 to 5 (original cast, UK tour, ATG) and Tiger Lily in Peter Pan (Poole/Norwich).
Television includes: Consuela, performing 'America' on The One Show and 9 to 5 the Musical on This Morning.
Other work includes: Copelia (English Youth Ballet).
This is Sinead's West End debut.
- TRAVIS KERRYEnsemble
Place of birth: Sutton-in-Ashfield.
Training: Expressions Academy of Performing Arts, Diploma and BTEC. Credits while training include: Reecey in Our House the Musical and Moonface Martin in Anything Goes.
Theatre includes: Dance Captain and Sultan
in Dick Whittington (Leatherhead Theatre)
and Ensemble in Aladdin (Wolverhampton Grand Theatre).
Film includes: Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.
Television includes: Waterloo Road.
Other work includes: Fashion show for George at ASDA, stills campaign for Regatta Outdoors and KeepMoat first time buyers.
This is Travis's West End debut.
- DANN KHARSARazoul & Ensemble
Place of birth: Teesside.
Training: London Studio Centre.
Theatre includes: Amos Hart in Chicago (Singapore tour), Ensemble in Chicago (UK tour), Ensemble in Amadeus (Chichester Festival Theatre), District Attorney in Miracle on 34th Street (UK tour), Ensemble in Priscilla Queen of the Desert – The Musical (UK Tour), Ensemble in Idomeneo (Royal Opera House), Ensemble in Chicago (Cambridge Theatre), Swing in Chicago (Garrick Theatre), Pirate/Indian in Peter Pan the Musical (Curve, Leicester), Cinderella (Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury).
Film includes: FIT! and Kickoff.
Television includes: The Worst Jobs in History and John Barrowman's Tonight's the Night.
- MITCH LEOWEnsemble & Fight Captain
Place of birth: Singapore.
Training: SAF Music and Drama Company and Singapore Dance Theatre (Singapore) and Millennium Performing Arts (London – Stephen Mear scholarship).
Theatre includes: Singapore – Bent (Toy Factory Theatre Ensemble) and Comrade Mayor (Theatreworks). London – The Lion King (Lyceum), Barnum (Chichester Festival Theatre) and Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre).
Film includes: War and Miss Saigon 25th Anniversary Live.
Television includes: The Sound of Musicals, Tonight at the London Palladium, Olivier Awards 2012 and 2015 and Disney's Broadway Hits.
Opera includes: Turandot (ROH) and Madam Butterfly (ENO).
Other work includes: Choreography for Knot Happening (Dalston Gallery), Original High and Le Corps de L'Homme (West End Bares/MADtrust).
- OLIVER LIDERTStandby Genie, Babkak & Sultan
Place of birth: Philadelphia, USA.
Training: BFA Musical Theatre, University of the Arts; MA Music Theatre, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
Theatre includes: Beautiful – The Carole King Musical (Aldwych Theatre), Porgy and Bess (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre), The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales), The Lion King (Lyceum); Walk in the Light (NT), Eugene Onegin, Romeo and Juliet (Opéra de Baugé), The Hot Mikado, The Madwoman of Chaillot, Kinks: a Rock and Roll Fantasy (Arts Bank), A Perfect Ganesh, Ferdinand the Bull, Caroline or Change (Arden Theatre), Nerds: a Computer Software Satire (Philadelphia Theatre Company), Einstein's Dreams (NYC Theater Science Festival) and Mathilde (Embassy Theatre).
Film includes: The Suitcase.
Television includes: Miss West Virginia Pageant.
Oliver founded the West End Cabaret Company Ltd which had its first sell-out run of The Songs I'll Never Sing at the St James Studio.
- Ian OswaldSwing
Place of birth: Liverpool.
Theatre includes: Swing/Dance Captain in The Last Tango (Phoenix and UK tour), Dance 'Til Dawn (UK tour), Assistant Choreographer on The Return of Jack Frost (Worthing Pavilion), Swing/Dance Captain and Assistant Resident Director in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (UK tour), Fred Casely and Understudy Billy Flynn in Chicago (UK tour), Jules in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Palace), Tanz der Vampire (Germany), Don Kerr in A Chorus Line (Lowry, Salford), Understudy Electra and Greaseball in Starlight Express (Bochum), Michael Flatley's Celtic Tiger (International tour) and Simply Ballroom (UK tour).
Film includes: Pirates of the Caribbean.
- TARISHA ROMMICKFortune Teller, Attendant & Ensemble
Place of birth: Antigua.
Training: Millennium Performing Arts.
Theatre includes: Ghost (UK/Ireland tour), Lion King (UK/Ireland tour), Anthems (Royal Albert Hall), Fame (UK/Ireland tour), Footloose (UK/Ireland tour) Chess in Concert (Royal Albert Hall) and Carmen Jones (Royal Festival Hall).
Film includes: About a Boy and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
Other work includes: Tarisha is also a professional figure skater.
This is Tarisha's West End debut.
- KYLE SEELEYSwing & Dance Captain
Place of birth: Ipswich.
Training: Performers College Trinity.
Theatre includes: Swing/Dance Captain in Memphis (Shaftesbury Theatre), Ensemble in The Bodyguard (Adelphi), Ensemble in Mother Goose (Millfield Arts Centre) and Monte Carlos/Dancer in Hooray for Hollywood (Spirit Productions).
Television includes: Surprise, Surprise, The X Factor, The Jonathan Ross Show, Olivier Awards 2015 and BBC Proms in the Park 2015.
Recordings include: Memphis (Original London Cast Recording).
- SADIE-JEAN SHIRLEYAttendant & Ensemble
Place of birth: London.
Training: Arts Educational, Betty Wivell Academy of Performing Arts, The Brit School of Performing Arts and Technology Young Actors Theatre.
Theatre includes: Jack and the Beanstalk (Hackney Empire), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London and tour), A Night at the Musicals (UK tour), How We
Kids Roll ('On a Spree' New Writers Night), Cinderella (Fairfield Halls, Croydon), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Shaw Theatre), The Witches of Eastwick (New Theatre, The BRIT School), The Wedding Singer (Fairfield Halls, Croydon), Seussical the Musical (Charles Cryer Theatre, Carshalton) and Bugsy Malone (Broadway Theatre, Catford).
Television includes: Roisin Conaty's Game Face.
This is Sadie-Jean's West End debut.
- RICARDO SPRIGGSSwing
Place of birth: Leicester.
Training: LCPA (Leicester College of Performing Arts).
Theatre includes: Mamma Mia! (Quantum of the Seas, RCCL), Chicago (Allure of the Seas/RCCL) and Sleeping Beauty (Wolverhampton Grand Theatre).
This is Ricardo's West End debut.
- JOSHUA STEELEnsemble
Place of birth: Burnley.
Training: Italia Conti Arts Centre.
Theatre includes: Mamma Mia! (Novello Theatre), The Bodyguard (Germany), You Won't Succeed on Broadway if You Don't Have Any Jews (St James Theatre) and 27 The Musical, directed and choreographed by Arlene Phillips (Union Theatre).
- MONICA SWAYNESwing
Place of birth: Melbourne.
Training: The Ministry of Dance – Full Time Performing Arts and GMV Vocal Studios.
Theatre includes: Der Rosenkavalier (Royal Opera House), Mary Poppins (UK tour, Cameron Mackintosh), Follies in Concert (Melbourne Recital Centre), Hodel in Fiddler on the Roof (TML Enterprises, Australia), Last Man Standing (Melbourne Theatre Company), Jeannie Muldoon in Nice Work If You Can Get It (State Theatre, Melbourne), Wicked (Australasian 10th Anniversary Tour), Mary Poppins (Australia and New Zealand, Disney/Cameron Mackintosh), West Side Story (Ambassador Theatre Group, Australia), Anything Goes and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (State Theatre, Melbourne).
Television includes: Neighbours and So You Think You Can Dance.
This is Monica's West End debut.
- KAYLEIGH THADANISwing
Place of birth: London.
Training: Guildford School of Acting. Credits while training include: She Loves Me, Carousel and All My Sons.
Theatre includes: Disney's Broadway Hits (Royal Albert Hall), The Wizard of Oz (Shaw Theatre), Puttin' on the Ritz (UK tour and Monte Carlo), Blues Brothers Story (Sporting Club, Monte Carlo), Cinderella (Hackney Empire on tour), Damn Yankees (Landor Theatre), The Bakewell Bake Off (Landor Theatre and Waterloo East Theatre), State Fair (Huron Playhouse, Ohio) and Anything Goes (Myers Theatre, Indiana).
Radio includes: Extensive voiceover work for various projects in the US and UK.
Recordings include: The Bakewell Bake Off (original cast recording).
Other work includes: Writer and creative team of The Bakewell Bake Off (licenced by Rodgers and Hammerstein Europe), as well as performances aboard the Voyages Of Discovery Cruise. Also, Children in Need (BBC Elstree Studios) and Tonight at the London Palladium (London Palladium),
This is Kayleigh's West End debut.
- NIKO WIRACHMANEnsemble
Place of birth: Worms, Germany.
Training: Urdang Academy, London, National Diploma in Musical Theatre.
Theatre includes: Chino in West Side Story (UK/Ireland tour) and Ensemble/Cover Stalker in The Bodyguard (Musical Dome, Cologne).
Television includes: The One Show with West Side Story and Schlagercountdown (Germany).
This is Niko's West End debut.
- DAMIEN WINCHESTERSwing
Place of birth: St Albans.
Theatre includes: The Wiz (Watford Palace Theatre) and Hairspray (Grove Theatre).
This is Damien's West End debut.
- JERMAINE WOODSEnsemble
Place of birth: Hastings.
Training: Laine Theatre Arts and Sylvia Young Theatre School.
Theatre includes: Bugsy Malone (Lyric), The Lion King (Lyceum) and The Lion King (UK and Ireland tour).
Television includes: Kerwhizz, Born to Shine, Lewis and Yo Gabba Gabba!
Other work includes: Jermaine has also performed in front of Princess Anne for Save the Children at the National History Museum.
- Alan MenkenMusic
Alan Menken (Music). Theatre:God Bless You Mr. Rosewater;Little Shop of Horrors;Real Life Funnies;Atina:Evil Queen of the Galaxy;Kicks;The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz;Beauty and the Beast;A Christmas Carol;Weird Romance;King David;Der Glöckner Von Notre Dame;The Little Mermaid;Sister Act;Leap of Faith and Newsies. Film:Little Shop of Horrors;The Little Mermaid;Beauty and the Beast;Newsies;Aladdin;Pocahontas;The Hunchback of Notre Dame;Hercules;Life with Mikey;Lincoln (TV miniseries);Home on the Range;Noel;Enchanted;Shaggy Dog;Tangled and Mirror Mirror. Songs:Rocky V;Home Alone 2 and Captain America. Awards:eight Oscars® (19 nominations),11 Grammy Awards® (including Song of the Year),seven Golden Globes®,Tony®,Drama Desk,Outer Critics Circle,New York Drama Critics,Olivier and London's Evening Standard Awards. Honors:Songwriter's Hall of Fame,Hollywood Walk of Fame,Doctorates from New York University and University of North Carolina School of the Arts.
- HOWARD ASHMANLyrics
Howard Ashman (Lyrics). Best known as a pivotal creative mind behind The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast (which is dedicated to "Our friend, Howard Ashman, who gave a Mermaid her voice and a Beast his soul…") Ashman's first love was theatre. Ashman was a founder of Off-Off-Broadway's renowned WPA Theater, where he conceived, wrote and directed God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater, as well as the classic musical, Little Shop of Horrors (both music by Alan Menken). In 1986, he wrote and directed the Broadway musical Smile (music by Marvin Hamlisch). Lamented as a lost treasure of the 1980's theatre scene, Smile remains popular on high school and college campuses throughout the country. Ashman's family is thrilled that Ashman and Menken's original songs for Aladdin, some of which were cut in the making of the film – as well as portions of Ashman's original film treatment – have been reinstated in the theatrical production. Howard Ashman died in 1991 from complications of AIDS. For more information, please visit howardashman.com.
- TIM RICELyrics
Tim Rice (Lyrics). Tim Rice – that's Sir Tim to you – has been writing lyrics for musical theatre and related enterprises for more than 40 years. Patrol leader (Peewits), 1958. Credits include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar and Evita with Andrew Lloyd Webber; Aladdin, King David and Beauty and the Beast with Alan Menken; Chess with Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson; and The Lion King and Aida with Elton John. He has won numerous awards along the way, usually for the wrong things or for simply turning up. His latest musical opened in London in 2013, based on James Jones' great novel From Here to Eternity, with music by Stuart Brayson. He is currently working on a play about Machiavelli unless he's in Australia watching cricket. Was quite a good swimmer. Loves the Everly Brothers and Bobby Vee. More can be found (as if this isn't enough) on www.timrice.co.uk.
- CHAD BEGUELINBook, Lyrics
Chad Beguelin (Book, Lyrics). Chad is a two-time Tony® nominee for his work on the Broadway musical The Wedding Singer (Tony Award nomination for Best Book and Best Original Score, Drama Desk Award nomination for Outstanding Lyrics). He wrote the lyrics for the Broadway musical Elf, which broke several box office records at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre. His play Harbor recently premiered Off-Broadway at Primary Stages. Chad also wrote the book and lyrics for Judas & Me (NYMF Award for Excellence in Lyric Writing), The Rhythm Club (Signature Theater) and Wicked City (American Stage Company). He is the recipient of the Edward Kleban Award for Outstanding Lyric Writing, the Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Foundation Awards, the Gilman & Gonzalez-Falla Musical Theater Award and the ASCAP Foundation Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award. Chad is a graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Dramatic Writing Program. Much love to Tom.
- CASEY NICHOLAWDirector, Choreographer
Casey Nicholaw (Director, Choreographer). Currently represented on Broadway as co-director and choreographer ofThe Book of Mormon (2011 Tony®, Drama Desk & Outer Critics Circle Awards as co-director with Trey Parker receiving the same nominations for choreography). Other Broadway credits as director/choreographer: Elf: The Musical; The Drowsy Chaperone (2006 Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle nominations); Monty Python's Spamalot directed by Mike Nichols (2005 Tony, Drama Desk & Outer Critics Circle nominations for Best Choreography). Additional New York credits: for City Center Encores! – highly acclaimed productions ofAnyone Can Whistle and Follies (direction/choreography), Bye Bye Birdie (choreography) andCan-Can (musical staging); for N.Y. Philharmonic – Candide; South Pacific at Carnegie Hall (also on PBS Great Performances), Sinatra: His Voice, His World, His Way at Radio City Music Hall. He directed and choreographed the world premieres of Minsky's at Center Theater Group and Robin and the 7 Hoods at the Old Globe.
- BOB CROWLEYScenic Design
BOB CROWLEY (Scenic Design) is an associate of the National Theatre. He has designed more than 50 productions in London including Mary Poppins (London Evening Standard Award;Broadway – Tony®,Drama Desk Awards). Other Broadway credits include:The Glass Menagerie;Once (Tony Award);The Coast of Utopia (Tony,Drama Desk Awards);TARZAN®,which he also directed;The History Boys (Tony Award);The Invention of Love (Tony nomination,Drama Desk Award);Disney's Aida (Tony Award);The Iceman Cometh (Tony nomination);Twelfth Night (Tony nomination);The Capeman (Tony nomination);and Carousel (Tony Award).
- GREGG BARNESCostume Design
Broadway: Tuck Everlasting (2016), Something Rotten (2015 Tony® nomination), Aladdin (New York, Japan, Hamburg, Sydney), Kinky Boots (2013 Tony nomination, 2016 Oliver Award), Follies (2012 Tony, Drama Desk, Henry Hewes Awards), Elf, Legally Blonde (2007 Tony nomination), The Drowsy Chaperone (2006 Tony, Drama Desk Awards, Olivier nomination), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Flower Drum Song (2002 Tony nomination), Side Show, Bye Bye Birdie.
New York: The Wizard of Oz, The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Pageant (NY and London — Olivier nomination), The Kathy and Mo Show.
Regional: Robin and the 7 Hoods, Mame, Allegro (Helen Hayes Award). TDF Young Master Award.
- NATASHA KATZLighting Design
Natasha Katz (Lighting Design). Recent Broadway: Once (Tony® Award), The Coast of Utopia (Tony Award), Aida (Tony Award), The Glass Menagerie, Motown, Follies, Hedda Gabler, Sister Act, The Little Mermaid, Tarzan®, Sweet Smell of Success, The Capeman, Beauty and the Beast and Gypsy. Extensive designs Off-Broadway, American regional theatres, concerts and permanent installations. Opera/dance include: Royal Opera House, Dutch National Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, Metropolitan Opera and NYC Opera. Awards: Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics, Hewes Award, Whatsonstage, Joseph Jefferson Award, Ruth Morely Design Award, National Broadway Theatre Award.
- KEN TRAVISSound Design
Ken Travis (Sound Design). Broadway designs: Jekyll and Hyde, A Christmas Story the Musical, Scandalous, Newsies,Memphis, The Threepenny Opera, Barefoot in the Park, Steel Magnolias. Numerous New York and regional theaters and companies including: The Old Globe, The 5th Avenue Theatre, McCarter Theatre, Seattle Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, LA Center Theatre Group, Guthrie Theatre, KC Rep, Dallas Theatre Center, Playwrights Horizons, The New Group, NYSF Public Theatre, CSC, Signature Theatre NYC, SoHo Rep, Vineyard Theatre, The Civilians, Mabou Mines, and national and international festivals and tours.
- MICHAEL KOSARINMusic Supervision, Incidental Music and Vocal Arrangements
Michael Kosarin (Music Supervision, Incidental Music and Vocal Arrangements). Over 30 years on Broadway as music director, arranger, and conductor: Nine (1982), Grand Hotel, Mayor, The Secret Garden, King David, Triumph of Love,Beauty and the Beast, Little Shop of Horrors, The Little Mermaid, Sister Act, Leap of Faith, Newsies, Hunchback of Notre Dame (abroad and in development). Alan Menken's music director for 20 years; films include Captain America, Tangled, Enchanted, Hercules, Home on the Range, Pocahontas. TV: Music producer/arranger, "Galavant". Emmy Award, Outstanding Music Direction for "A Christmas Carol," nomination, "The Music Man." Concertized, arranged, recorded with Boston Pops, St. Lukes Orchestra, Carly Simon, Barbara Cook, Jane Krakowski. As composer: "Sesame Street," "Wonder Pets." Three Grammy® nominations. Upcoming: live-action film of Beauty and the Beast.
- DANNY TROOBOrchestrations
Danny Troob (Orchestrations). In his fifth decade as a Broadway professional, Danny's career has included composing, orchestrating, and conducting. Early credits: Pacific Overtures, The Baker's Wife (dance music) and Big River (music supervision and orchestrations). He received Drama Desk Awards for Big River (1985) and Cinderella (2013). He orchestrated the animated features Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and Pocahontas; Newsies (the film and the Broadway show); The Pajama Game with Harry Connick, Jr.; Dr. Zhivago (in Australia); and The Little Mermaid (in Russia). Thank you, musical theater, for giving me this incredible career!
- JOSH MARQUETTEHair Design
Josh Marquette (Hair Design). Broadway/Off-Broadway/West End: First Date, Kinky Boots, The Book of Mormon, Elf,Dogfight, The Best Man, Look Back In Anger, The Drowsy Chaperone, Pig Farm, The… Trailer Park Musical, Altar Boyz, Mamma Mia!. West Coast: Aladdin, Robin & the 7 Hoods, Peep Show, Minsky's, Vanities. Other N.Y.: Show Boat at Carnegie Hall; No, No, Nanette and Follies at City Center's Encores!; and numerous Juilliard productions. National tours: The Book of Mormon, The Drowsy Chaperone, Barbie Live!. Television: "30 Rock."
- MILAGROS MEDINA-CERDEIRAMakeup Design
Milagros Medina-Cerdeira (Makeup Design). Makeup design for The Rocky Horror Show and makeup design consultant for Sister Act. She has worked as a makeup artist on Broadway for more than 18 years, including Spider-man, Mary Poppins, The Lion King, Into the Woods, Bells are Ringing, Wild Party, Tango Argentino, Little Me, Wizard of Oz, The King and I and Kiss of the Spiderwoman, and has worked with esteemed Eartha Kitt and Diahann Carroll.
- JIM STEINMEYERIllusion Design
Jim Steinmeyer (Illusion Design). The New York Times calls him the "celebrated invisible man, designer and creative brain behind many of the great stage magicians." His illusions were featured by Doug Henning, Siegfried and Roy, David Copperfield, Ricky Jay and many others. He has created the special illusions for Beauty and the Beast, Into the Woods, The Phantom of the Opera and Mary Poppins. He's also the author of books on the history of magic.
- GLEN KELLYDance Music Arrangements
Glen Kelly (Dance Music Arrangements) is honored to have worked with such icons as Mike Nichols, Stephen Sondheim, Mel Brooks, Woody Allen and Trey Parker. He recently won the New York Drama Desk Award for his score to The Nance. He was music supervisor and arranger for The Producers, Young Frankenstein and Death of a Salesman. He arranged music for A Christmas Story, The Book of Mormon, The Scottsboro Boys, The Drowsy Chaperone, Spamalotand Beauty and the Beast, among others. Also this season he'll be supervising and arranging Bullets Over Broadway.
- JEREMY CHERNICKSpecial Effects Design
Jeremy Chernick (Special Effects Design). Jeremy specializes in making it snow, rain, burn, bleed and explode for the entertainment industry. Recent credits include: Broadway – Big Fish, Romeo & Juliet, Rocky The Musical; Off-Broadway and other – Mr. Burns… (Playwrights Horizons), Let the Right One In (National Theater of Scotland & Royal Court Theatre, London), Parcifal (Metropolitan Opera). Jeremy served as special effects consultant for "America's Got Talent" at Radio City Music Hall.
- J. ALLEN SUDDETHOriginal Fight Direction
J. Allen Suddeth (Fight Direction). Aladdin is Allen's 12th Broadway show, ranging from Newsies to Angels in America, to Gem of the Ocean, to Jekyll and Hyde. He has taught at Juilliard, Rutgers, Strasberg, and SUNY Purchase, is an author and works worldwide. He has logged more than 800 television shows and several hundred productions in regional theater and Off-Broadway during a 35-year career. Allen holds the rank of Fight Master with the Society of American Fight Directors.
- SCOTT TAYLORAssociate Director
Scott Taylor (Associate Director). Broadway: On A Clear Day, A Little Night Music, Broadway Bound, Spamalot, Contact,Thou Shalt Not, Steel Pier, Victor/Victoria, Showboat, Crazy For You, Cats and Wind in the Willows. Films and TV: A Chorus Line, Center Stage, PBS's Great Performances of Crazy For You and Contact.
- JOHN MacINNISAssociate Choreographer
John MacInnis (Associate Choreographer). Choreography credits include: European productions of Disney's The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast. Associate choreographer: The Book of Mormon. Director/choreographer: Olympic Medals Ceremonies (2002 and 2010 Winter Games); The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, including first international production in Mexico City. Thanks to Mike and Cooper for their love and support.
- GEOFFREY QUART/ HUDSON TheatricalTechnical Supervision
Geoffrey Quart/Hudson Theatrical Associates (Technical Supervision & Production Management) More than 65 Broadway productions and tours. Recent: Hamilton, Fiddler on the Roof, Sylvia, The Realistic Joneses, Of Mice and Men, Mothers and Sons, All the Way and The Bridges of Madison County. HTA is a member of Neil A Mazzella's HUDSON family, which includes Hudson Scenic Studio and Hudson Sound & Light. Geoff has worked on more than 60 productions. His work for HTA includes: A Night With Janis Joplin, Porgy and Bess (tour), Newsies, Newsies (tour), and Aladdin (Broadway, Tokyo, Hamburg). Geoff's other Broadway credits include: Skylight, School of Rock, Ivo van Hove's A View From the Bridge,and The Crucible.
- CLIFFORD SCHWARTZSenior Production Supervisor
Clifford Schwartz (Production Supervisor) Clifford has been with Disney Theatrical as Production Supervisor since 1999. His Disney credits include ten productions of Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida, four productions of Disney's Tarzan, and the Broadway productions of Aladdin, Mary Poppins and The Little Mermaid. Other Broadway credits include: Peter and the Starcatcher, Grease! (1995), Chicago (1996), Big, Guys and Dolls (1992), Lend Me a Tenor and Moose Murders. Off Broadway credits include Wenceslas Square and the world premiere of Stephen Sondheim's Assassins (1990). Clifford earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Temple University in Philadelphia.
- Jason Trubitt
Jason is proud to work with Clifford Schwartz on Aladdin Worldwide (Broadway, Tokyo, Hamburg, London, Sydney) Other Broadway credits include, Sister Act, Mary Poppins, Never Gonna Dance, Brooklyn, Mamma Mia!, Wicked and The Phantom of the Opera. National tour include, Mamma Mia!, Copacabana. Love to Mom and Herbie! AEA member since 1997.
- TIM ENGLISHResident Director
Tim English (Resident Director) Tim trained at the Arts Educational School and for many years was a successful performer. Shows include: Me and My Girl, My Fair Lady, Elvis – The Musical, HMS Pinafore, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Oliver!, Always,Mamma Mia! and Priscilla Queen of the Desert. Prior to Aladdin, he was Resident Director for The Lion King UK and European tour.
- BEN CLAREUK Associate Choreographer
Ben Clare (UK Associate Choreographer) Training: Hylton Bromley Theatre School. Theatre includes: associate choreographer for Assassins (Menier Chocolate Factory), The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales), The Bodyguard (Adelphi) and Sister Act (Broadway, Hamburg and UK tour), resident choreographer for Monty Python's Spamalot (Palace). Film includes: assistant choreographer on Disney's Beauty & the Beast, Disney's Cinderella and Jesus Christ Superstar – The Movie. Television includes: choreographer for The Royal Variety Performance, 2015 (Royal Albert Hall). Other work includes: mass movement choreographer for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Opening and Closing Ceremonies and 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics Opening and Closing Ceremonies.
- ALAN WILLIAMSMusical Director
Alan Williams (Musical Director) Alan studied piano and conducting at Chetham's School of Music and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Musical Supervisor: Funny Girl (Savoy Theatre), Urinetown (Apollo), The Commitments (Palace) and Shrek (tour). Musical Director: Funny Girl and Assassins (Menier Chocolate Factory), A Damsel in Distress (Chichester Festival Theatre), Urinetown (St James Theatre), A Chorus Line (London Palladium), Shrek (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and Passion (Donmar Warehouse), Monty Python's Spamalot (Palace) and Little Shop of Horrors (West Yorkshire Playhouse). Musical Arranger: Funny Girl (Savoy Theatre and Menier Chocolate Factory), The Commitments (Palace) and Eric's (Liverpool Everyman). Associate/Assistant Musical Director: Sister Act (London Palladium), Hairspray (Shaftesbury Theatre), Guys and Dolls (Piccadilly Theatre), Grand Hotel (Donmar Warehouse) and Jerry Springer – The Opera (Cambridge Theatre). Workshops include: The Go-Between and Billy Elliot. He conducted the concert of 42nd Street (London Palladium) and also worked on Anything Goes (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Follies in Concert (London Palladium) and Mamma Mia! (film) as a pianist.
- JILL GREEN CDGCasting
JILL GREEN CDG (Casting). Casting Director: Jill Green CDG. Casting Associate: Gordon Cowell. Casting Assistant: Amy Craig. Jill Green is a full member of the CDG. Gordon and Amy are probationary members of the CDG. London Theatre includes: Kinky Boots; War Horse (Current Cast); The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Current Cast); Beautiful – The Carole King Musical ; Jersey Boys; The Scottsboro Boys; I Can't Sing; Rock of Ages; The Human Comedy (Young Vic);The Producers ;Aladdin (Old Vic); Contact; Thoroughly Modern Millie; Fosse. Tours and Regional Theatre include: Show Boat; Jersey Boys; The Lion King; Anything Goes;Singin' in the Rain; West Side Story. Feature Film credits include: Beyond the Sea (co-casting, UK Dancers) www.jillgreencasting.org www.facebook.com/jillgreencasting
- JEFF MARDERElectronic Music Programming
Jeff Marder (Electronic Music Programming) Broadway credits include: (synthesizer programming, keyboards, and/or conducting): Finding Neverland, Aladdin, Cinderella, Newsies, The Book of Mormon, Pippin, Wicked, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Leap of Faith and others. Other theatrical credits include: Invisible Thread (2nd Stage and ART), Cirque du Soleil's 'O', Beauty and the Beast (NETworks) and Sister Act (Pasadena Playhouse, Alliance Theatre).
- ANDY BARNWELLOrchestral Manager
Andy Barnwell (Orchestral Manager) The company, founded in 1994, is one of the foremost orchestral management companies in the UK having been responsible for providing musicians for over 200 productions in London, throughout the UK and internationally. Current London productions include: Funny Girl, Show Boat, Guys and Dolls, In the Heights, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and, recently: Billy Elliot, Gypsy, The Commitments, Memphis, Sinatra, High Society, Bugsy Malone, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Made in Dagenham, City of Angels, Porgy & Bess, Monty Python Live (mostly) (O2 Arena), Spamalot (and tours), A Chorus Line, Sweeney Todd, Love Story, Into the Woods and Sister Act (and tour). Current/recent regional/UK tours include: Billy Elliot, The Rocky Horror Show (and London), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Last Tango, Hairspray – The Musical (and London), Mack & Mabel, A Damsel in Distress, Love Me Tender, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (and London), Dance 'til Dawn (and London), Anything Goes, Shrek (and London), Dirty Dancing (and London), Singin' in the Rain (and London), West Side Story, Oliver!, Legally Blonde and South Pacific.
Andy Barnwell (Orchestral Manager) The company, founded in 1994, is one of the foremost orchestral management companies in the UK having been responsible for providing musicians for over 200 productions in London, throughout the UK and internationally. Current London productions include: Funny Girl, Show Boat, Guys and Dolls, In the Heights, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and, recently: Billy Elliot, Gypsy, The Commitments, Memphis, Sinatra, High Society, Bugsy Malone, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Made in Dagenham, City of Angels, Porgy & Bess, Monty Python Live (mostly) (O2 Arena), Spamalot (and tours), A Chorus Line, Sweeney Todd, Love Story, Into the Woods and Sister Act (and tour). Current/recent regional/UK tours include: Billy Elliot, The Rocky Horror Show (and London), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Last Tango, Hairspray – The Musical (and London), Mack & Mabel, A Damsel in Distress, Love Me Tender, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (and London), Dance 'til Dawn (and London), Anything Goes, Shrek (and London), Dirty Dancing (and London), Singin' in the Rain (and London), West Side Story, Oliver!, Legally Blonde and South Pacific.
Andy Barnwell (Orchestral Manager) The company, founded in 1994, is one of the foremost orchestral management companies in the UK having been responsible for providing musicians for over 200 productions in London, throughout the UK and internationally. Current London productions include: Funny Girl, Show Boat, Guys and Dolls, In the Heights, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and, recently: Billy Elliot, Gypsy, The Commitments, Memphis, Sinatra, High Society, Bugsy Malone, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Made in Dagenham, City of Angels, Porgy & Bess, Monty Python Live (mostly) (O2 Arena), Spamalot (and tours), A Chorus Line, Sweeney Todd, Love Story, Into the Woods and Sister Act (and tour). Current/recent regional/UK tours include: Billy Elliot, The Rocky Horror Show (and London), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Last Tango, Hairspray – The Musical (and London), Mack & Mabel, A Damsel in Distress, Love Me Tender, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (and London), Dance 'til Dawn (and London), Anything Goes, Shrek (and London), Dirty Dancing (and London), Singin' in the Rain (and London), West Side Story, Oliver!, Legally Blonde and South Pacific.
Andy Barnwell (Orchestral Manager) The company, founded in 1994, is one of the foremost orchestral management companies in the UK having been responsible for providing musicians for over 200 productions in London, throughout the UK and internationally. Current London productions include: Funny Girl, Show Boat, Guys and Dolls, In the Heights, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and, recently: Billy Elliot, Gypsy, The Commitments, Memphis, Sinatra, High Society, Bugsy Malone, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Made in Dagenham, City of Angels, Porgy & Bess, Monty Python Live (mostly) (O2 Arena), Spamalot (and tours), A Chorus Line, Sweeney Todd, Love Story, Into the Woods and Sister Act (and tour). Current/recent regional/UK tours include: Billy Elliot, The Rocky Horror Show (and London), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Last Tango, Hairspray – The Musical (and London), Mack & Mabel, A Damsel in Distress, Love Me Tender, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (and London), Dance 'til Dawn (and London), Anything Goes, Shrek (and London), Dirty Dancing (and London), Singin' in the Rain (and London), West Side Story, Oliver!, Legally Blonde and South Pacific.
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Aladdin is approximately two hours and thirty minutes, including one interval.
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There is no dress code at the theatre. For all performances, attire should be comfortable and appropriate for the occasion.
How do I get to the venue?
The Prince Edward Theatre is located at Old Compton Street, London W1D 4HS. How to get there:
|Charing Cross (approx. 550m)
|Leicester Square (approx. 300m), Tottenham Court Road (approx. 400m)
|3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 23, 38, 88, 94, 139, 159, 453
|If you're driving into the West End to see the show, take advantage of the Q-Park Theatreland Parking Scheme saving you 50% off car parking for up to 24 hours. To qualify, present your Q-Park car park ticket for validation at our box office. Please note the discount does not apply to the pre-booking service, for full terms and conditions, participating car parks and locations visit: www.q-park.co.uk/theatreland.
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When we last left our intrepid medical explorer, he was anticipating a call from Truckstop Radiation Inc. to set up an appointment for an ultra sound on his Kidneys because his spinal MRI showed that he had Remal Cysts, or as they said on the official MRI Approved Form, Acquired Renal Cysts. I don't really know what if any differences there are in acquired cysts and ones that aren't, and I don't really care. But the appointment isn't until the 25th of August or thereabouts. I had to decide whether to work a partial day that day, or not at all. But when the lady on the phone told me that I had to drink a quart of water within an hour of the test, then that pretty much settled that quandary especially since once I began drinking, pissing was not permitted. Whatever that test reveals, I'm sure that under the usual BSOP (bullshit standard operating procedure), it'll be several days before I get the results.
As coincidence would have it, my generic PCP called the same afternoon with the news that I had been approved for a new neurologist, thus relegating Dr. A. C. Neurologist into the annals of my medical history for all time, hopefully never to emerge from that cocoon again. The new neurologist, who unlike Dr. A.C., is supposed to be the real genuine article neurosurgeon or so I surmised from my conversation with the PCP. And they wanted to waste no time setting me up for an 8:45 AM appointment on Friday morning. This was on Wednesday, and it was extremely short notice, but you do what you have to do. Unfortunately my supervisor was off work on Thursday so the best that I could do is leave her a note. But I did turn in the request to take the day off for next weeks Kidney Family Portrait. Sometimes, standard operating procedures at work fall under the BSOP banner as well.
For the sake of discretion and decorum, which admittedly I am totally lacking in, we'll call the new brain examiner Dr. Magic. From where I live, Dr. Magic's place of business was about as far as you can go and still be considered to be in Bakersfield. Or at least it seemed that way to me. But still, after making the trip, it was far preferable than dealing with the downtown traffic and the traffic from the hospital near Dr. A.C.'s office. You hop on the freeway, take one exit, make a couple of turns and you're there. Well, you do have to spend some time fighting your way through highway traffic. But it's no big deal.
The worst thing about seeing a new physician is filling out the same old same old introductory paperwork. I wish someone would invent a system where you only had to do itt once and only once then just pass it on from place to place. Instead, every time I get slapped with an approval for a new specialist, I also get the thrill of writing down the same bullshit information I've already written a thousand times already this year:
Next of kin, spouses name rank and serial number, insurance number, insurance group, insurance provider, children, children's diseases, children ages, your diseases, spouses diseases, parents diseases, living or dead, diabetes or not, what did they die of, brother's ages, sister's ages, brother's diseases, sister's diseases, living or dead, any injuries, any past injuries, asthma, smoker or not, alcoholic or not, medications you take, medications your siblings take, medications you took when you were five, are your parents alive or dead, are they in good health or poor health, what medications are you on, have you had or do you have any of these one thousand possible medical problems or diseases listed on the next ten pages, do you fart out of your ass hole or your belly button?
You get the idea as I'm sure you've been there and done that. At least at Dr. Magic's office, I actually felt they paid attention to me, unlike when I dealt with Dr. A.C. They knew why I was there and quickly sent for my previous MRI's along with the results of the tests performed by A.C.
And not once did Dr. Magic make me feel like I was any less than a person. He greeted me warmly, a major plus over Dr. AC who doesn't greet you at all. She starts right out laying her expertise shit on you and belittling you from the get go. He didn't act surprised when I told him I had given A.C. the sack from my medical case so it wouldn't surprise me if he'd seen this scenario previously. Before going to Dr. Magic's office, I had checked his rating against that of A.C.'s on one of those rate a physician web sites. He had an almost sparkling rating of 3.5 compared to A.C.'s lowly, lousy, and miserable 1.5. His lowest rated category was office wait time, but that may not be a bad thing if they are being more thorough with their patients. But it is ironic when you consider how much time I spent sitting in the waiting room, though I blame Blue Shield for that crap.
After an examination, Dr. Magic decided he wanted me to have some lab tests done so he wrote out a prescription: CBC, Sed Rate, ANA, Rheumatoid Factor. I had to Google each of those to find out what they were for but I'm not going into a long winded explanation here. I'm long winded enough as it is and if you're really curious, I guess you'll do the work on your own. Y'all come back when you're done with that now, y'hear!
Okay, welcome back. Dr. Magic also wanted to do some tests on my arms and hands that Dr. A.C. should ,have done if she had been doing her job and asked for approval to do them in the first place. It was something she should have known if she had paid attention to what was on my initial referral papers. But because of my HMO Group insurance, everything has to be approved, and since Dr. Magic wanted the tests done that day it meant sitting around waiting for Blue Shield to give it's stamp of approval, something they no doubt would have to consider at an emergency board meeting called by the Chairman. Too bad the half assed government of the USA didn't see fit to give us a public option when they were doing their revamp.
I thought it might take a couple of hours at the most. I was wrong. I had arrived there at 8:45 a.m. in the morning and by the time I left, it was exactly 3:50 p.m. Doing some quick math, that works out to just slightly over seven hours. But it wasn't so terrible. They did have a TV set and at least it wasn't blasting Fox News. If it had been, there is no way I could have stayed there that long.
Why is it so many fucking places that do have a TV set in the lobby to watch while you wait, find it necessary to kill the brain cells of all Americans with the air-headed propaganda bullshit being sent out over the airwaves by Rupert Murdoch's personal diarrhea of a network? But here, they had on CNN for a short while then switched to some entertainment shows, some soaps, and the other harmless junk that permeates the weekday television hours.
At other times during this period I dozed off, brought on because I had a major dizzy spell and that's what usually happens afterwards. After not having any spells for a week, leave it to me to have one right there in the waiting room. I thought maybe I should let the doctor know, but I didn't.
A couple of times I became annoyed because three times I was asked by totally unaware employees who came out to ask why I was there. A quick stop with the receptionist and they could have had that information. Maybe they didn't like her or something, hell if I know. But I guess they thought I was some weird stalker/rapist or perhaps I was hiding a revolver in my underwear.
So much for everybody in the office being on the same page. Yeah, I supposed I could have fixed it with the Doc to come back at a later date, but he gave me the impression he wanted the tests done ASAP, and besides, an extra 80 mile round trip (40 there and 40 back) in my car with the busted air conditioner, in almost 100 degree heat and with the cost of gas approaching $4 bucks an hour is not on my list fun ways to spend a day.
I did watch an episode of Buffy, The Vampire Slayer (WGTSE), on my Iphone as well as an episode of Andy Griffith, thanks to Netflix and a the fact that I could actually get a decent AT&T connection, something that is rare in places like this. There is no signal to speak of at the office of my PCP, nor was there one at Dr. A.C.'s location. If I had known I'd be there almost 8 hours and would have a decent signal, then I would have taken the adapter cord and watched movies and Buffy (WGTSE) all day long. The next time I'll plan ahead and take the headphones so I don't pester anybody.
But finally somewhere around 2:30 or 3:00, Blue Shield had wrapped up their board meeting and given their approval for the tests, although the chairman is probably still out there somewhere crying about paying for it. The tests were the same ones that Dr. A.C. had done on my legs and back the week or so before, only this time it was on my arms and hands. And let me tell you, shooting the juice through your legs is one thing. Pulsasting it through your arms is a horse of a different color. It was painful, but at least this time I could see what was going on and found it curiously interesting. I guess I'm weird that way.
There were times he would shoot electricity through my skin there and get no reaction. Then the guy giving the test would punch some keys on the keyboard, make a few notes and carry on. He also asked me a few things that made me think he was either the smartest man in the world or that the test was actually telling him something. Things like, "The problem is more in your left arm than your right." Since my left arm and hand have become practically useless that would be an affirmative. "Do you sleep with your arm in a certain position?" That would be true as well. "Do you crack your neck?" That was true also, although I have to say that with one caveat I forgot to mention. It is something I had only begun doing very recently, no more than a week or so ago, to try and relieve the pain. And it is not something I did often because basically, it doesn't work.
He also did the test where they stick a needle through your arm and wrists to see how well your nerves are carrying signals across your appendages. The thing about this was that I didn't even feel the needles going in. I have no clue if that's normal or not, but I certainly felt the ones Dr. A.C. had stuck in my legs. Maybe this guy was just a better needle sticker. Either that or he studied acupuncture on the side.
When the tests were finished though I was sent on my way to find out out about the restults some other time. Perhaps when they get my lab work back I'll here something. Next up, the Renal MRI. Sure looking forward to drinking that water and not pissing.
The day wasn't a total waste though. There was actually a Blockbuster open across the street, which is a rarity these days. They were selling blu-rays 5 for $20 which is a pretty good deal. I also bought the three Twilight Movies for The Girlfriend on blu-ray because they were on sale. Of course, a couple of days later I regretted these purchases when I saw the old bank account was close to being overdrawn. Later that evening I joined The Girlfriend at her aunt's house, and we went to have dinner together at The Sugar Mill. She had a cheeseburger smothered in chili, and I had my usual Tilapia.
My original plan was to go to a second run theater near the doctor's office, but after spending the entire day there, that kind of ruled that paln out. So maybe we can do that next time. It's probably just as well that I didn't go since the bank account is so low and there's still about twelve days until pay day. Should have known that before I spent the $56 dollars at Blockbuster. It's going to be a long month, but August usually is.


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Dear New Student,
Congratulations on choosing SUNY Ulster to (start OR continue) your college education! As a SUNY Ulster graduate, I can say with absolute confidence that starting here and then transferring to a four-year university was one of the best decisions I ever made.
You're about to begin a new venture – an adventure, really – which will be exciting and exhilarating and could, at times, seem overwhelming. Many students may feel unsure at this stage, which is completely understandable. Questions such as "How do I change or choose my major?" "Where do I find tutoring assistance?" "Will I fit in?" and "How do I balance studying, working and socializing?" are all areas that college students want to know about. That's why we've created Campus Connect, an introduction to college, to SUNY Ulster, and to campus life here.
Campus Connect is not led by employees or staff, but by SUNY Ulster students – our Campus Connect Leaders-- who have been in your shoes and represent the diversity of our students. Some came to SUNY Ulster right after high school or as a transfer student from another college. Other Campus Connect Leaders worked for some time before beginning college and came to SUNY Ulster to advance and enhance their lives and careers. Some are attending full time, and others are attending part time. Whatever their path, our student Campus Connect Leaders are eager to welcome you to campus and show you how to get the most out of your time here.
Attending Campus Connect is required of all new students, but other and better reasons to attend include enjoying a free continental breakfast and lunch, hearing from students and staff about the many college services here that help you succeed, taking home some SUNY Ulster Senator spirit wear and having fun while meeting other students.
Your college journey begins now -- not the first day of classes -- by making sure you know what's available to help you along the way. I'm very much looking forward to seeing you at our upcoming Campus Connect Days on Tuesday July 11, Thursday August 3, and Friday August 18, 2017 .
If you haven't already registered, please let us know you'll be attending by going to connect.sunyulster.edu.
Sincerely yours,
Ann M. Marrott
Vice President and SUNY Ulster Alumna


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Yuck! Peeping Tom Arrested in Deerfield Beach
Photo: Broward Sheriff's Office
A 27-year-old man from Deerfield Beach is suspected of using razor blades to cut through screens, then spying on women as they undressed "while sexually gratifying himself," according to the Broward Sheriff's Office.
Deputies responded to a call on Monday night from a 37-year-old woman who lives on NW 49th Street and said that someone had been trying to break into her rear patio door. They found a white GMC van with an open pack of razor blades. The owner said he'd loaned it to Roney Silva. Detectives found Silva, then brought him in for questioning.
That's when it got ultra-creepy.
Seems that Silva admitted to cutting the screen door of the same woman's door one month ago and to have also spied on a couple of sisters, age 10 and 16, in August. From the BSO release:
Silva admitted to leaving behind two pornographic DVD's that he hoped the girls would watch then become sexually stimulated.
How very generous of him. Just... yuck! And BSO investigators believe there are more victims. If you've had your screen sliced and a mysterious white van in your neighborhood, you might want to contact detectives, whose info is in the BSO press release.
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