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anastasiamusicalfan · 4 months
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Picture: Josh Assor instagram
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Josh Assor | Lady Marmalade | Broadway Dance Center
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Listen to the difference during concert or small venues
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danceoftheday · 3 years
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Performed by: Jordan Betscher, Courtney Crain, Sophie Holloway, Aspen Waddell, and Elizabeth Yanick
Number: “Copchase”
Choreographer: Josh Assor
Style: Theater Jazz
From: “COPCHASE - JOSH ASSOR CHOREOGRAPGHY” (2020)
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kevinmchalenews · 5 years
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Kevin in Hawaii (April 6-10, 2019) [via 1, 2]
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mojeanz · 6 years
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This picture fills me with pure happiness
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Happy National Swing Day 2019
Image Source: Andrew Wilson’s IG Story
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daniellewade · 7 years
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a moment of appreciation for the inter-toursie twinsies. and by that I mean mostly ben and josh.
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candybisous · 2 years
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here’s a lil dance video!!!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CW1eJaoFD-B/?
choreography by Josh Assor
song- she wants to move by N.E.R.D
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nycnewsgirl · 5 years
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appreciation post for the under rated newsies.
yes I love jack, davey, crutchie, les and spot. but I would like to acknowledge some of the unsung heroes of newsies the musical.
the ensemble deserves just as much love.
race- nobody can tell me that he doesn’t have some of the most iconic lines in the show. also he manages to do everything the others do, with a cigar in his mouth. -Ryan Breslin, Giuseppe Bausilio, Ben Cook, Daniel Switzer-
specs- is the newsie that knows everything, he gave jacks sketches to Katherine and sparked the beginning of the children’s crusade. -Ryan Steele, John Michael Fiumara, Jordan Samuels-
buttons- possibly the saltiest of all the newsies, constantly calling everyone out, while still managing to look innocent and adorable. -JP Ferreri, Jess LeProtto, Damon Gillespie, Chaz Wolcott-
jojo- without a doubt, no matter the cast, always has the biggest smile, and best expressions on that stage. -Corey Hommerston, Thayne Jasperson, Hogan Fulton, Nico Greetham, Joshua Burrage-
finch- single handedly made slingshots cool again. -Aaron Albano, Julian DeGuzman, David Guzman, Iain Young-
mush- that kid can always tumble like nobodys business -Max Ehrich, Ephram Sykes, David Guzman, Jack Sippel, Nick Masson-
albert- one of the few newsies that can challenge race’s sass. -Garett Hawe, Daniel Quadrino, Sky Flaherty-
sniper- was played by a girl for the entirety of the tour. damn. -Scott Shendenhelm, Alex Wong, Jacob Guzman, Ginna Claire Mason, Kaitlyn Frank, Daniel Switzer-
mike/morris- it takes a lot of takent to make a bully likeable, and yet somehow they manage to do it. -Mike Faist, Adam Kaplan, Mike Ryan, Devin Lewis-
ike/oscar- both the delanceys have some insane quick changes, yet still never miss an entrance. -Brendon Stimpson, Jon Hacker, Anthony Norman-
smalls- get it kid, be proud of the bronx. -Laurie Valdheer, Molly Jobe, Josh Assor, Julian DeGuzman-
henry- is here to keep things real and will show you who’s boss. also can’t understand race. -Kyle Coffman, Iain Young, DeMarius Copes, Michel Rios-
elmer- pure comic relief, you can never have enough Elmer. -Evan Kasprzak, Jeff Heimbrock, Anthony Zas-
kenny- may have only been there for the filmed production but that doesn’t mean we forgot you. -Jack Sippel-
tommy boy- has possibly the best reactions onstage. -Tommy Bracco, Michael Dameski-
kid blink- another newsie only named in the filmed production, played by the one and only Andy Richardson, someone who’s been in every American cast of newsies. nobody deserves to carry the namesake of Louis Balett, the kid that inspired this all. -Andy Richardson-
romeo- oh romeo, you cheeky little charmer. -Andy Richardson, Hogan Fulton, Tommy Martinez, Nico DeJesus-
peanuts- only part of the paper mill production, but had one of the most developed backstories of any ensemble newsie -Jack Scott-
feel free to add your own ;)
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looks like jp fererri and josh assor
thank youuu
i have more blurry screenshots from kony to decipher
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newsiepedia · 5 years
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Character Profile: Smalls
Real Name: None
Nickname and Meaning: Smalls, probably because they’re so thin. Could also refer to them being the youngest borough leader.
Age: Unsure. If they’re a leader, they’re probably older, but their nickname could be referring to them being young. They’re most likely between 13 and 15, but could be up to 18 years old.
Gender: Smalls is played by both men and women.
Family: Smalls has more than one brother and at least one parent who she helps support. (Meet the Newsies: Liana Hunt)
Smalls…:
Is a Bronx newsie, probably the leader or a higher up, as they’re the one to say “So’s the Bronx!” (Newsies Live script, page 62) Laurie Veldheer confirmed that they are the same person as the Smalls who spoon fights with Race during King of New York. (Backstage at “Newsies” with Ben Fankhauser and Tommy Bracco)
However, Smalls is still allowed to come to Manhattan (specifically Jacobi’s), (Newsies Live script, pages 32 and 50) implying that the Bronx and Manhattan are on good terms.
Is androgynous. Besides being played by both boys and girls, there seems to be some confusion on whether the character themself is a boy or a girl. Laurie Veldheer has stated that they’re “supposed to be a boy” (Backstage at “Newsies” with Ben Fankhauser and Tommy Bracco) but Liana Hunt says that Smalls is a “girl newsie”. (Meet the Newsies: Liana Hunt) Either way, Smalls probably has some sort of non- standard gender or gender presentation going on.
Is a fighter. Smalls "knows (their) way to fit in is to be one of the guys”, which probably means being rough- and- tumble. During Brooklyn’s here, they’re the only newsie to shout their borough rather than sing it, implying a more aggressive personality. (Newsies Live script, page 62)
Headcanon Fuel:
Why is Smalls allowed in Manhattan?
If the Bronx is on good terms with Manhattan, why would they wait for Brooklyn to join the strike to support them?
Actors and Physical Appearance:
Liana Hunt
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Molly Jobe
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Julian DeGuzman
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Smalls is thin and young looking, with a slightly elvish face. Their hair is short and messy, hanging over their face.
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broadwaycantdie · 5 years
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How do you know so many newsies? I’ve frankly gotten a lot better at it than I used to be (I can easily recognize Mush/Romeo/Specs/Albert/Finch/Spot/Race/etc, and I’m getting better at recognizing Tommy Boy/Elmer/Henry, and I’m working on recognizing Buttons) but there’s still some newsies who I have no idea who they are, like Sniper, Mike/Ike, Smalls, and more. So I was just wondering if you have some tips??
this is actually something i love helping people with ! it can be super hard to figure out who is who especially when watching the show and everyone is moving around, dancing, and wearing practically the same outfit over and over, but these are my tips as well as who plays each character !
( i’ll skip main characters as well as the ones you listed )
also i’m gonna do this based on LIVE cause that’s what most people have access too but i’ll also put who they’ve been played by in the rest of the run
also also, the best way i would say to remember them (and what i do) is just memorize the actors honestly, i just made a list of everyone in each cast (which i would be happy to share) and studied it and pointed them out as i watched or looked at pictures and matched them up and eventually got it
Buttons:
played by Chaz Wolcott in live
tall and lanky pale white boy
always a smiley boy!
lowkey constantly looks confused
find him tap dancing the best
he “won’t be last in line for the tub tonight” when he sees his face in the pape :)
also played by: JP Ferreri, Jess LeProtto, Damon J. Gillespie
Elmer:
played by Anthony Zas in live
medium height white boy
curly floof hair boy
smiles a lot
very confused / doesn’t know what’s going on a lot of the time but excited about it
pants are pulled up VERY high (higher than everyone else’s)
also played by: Evan Kasprzak, Jeff Heimbrock
Henry:
played by MJ Rios in live
curly hair
short poc boy
wants a “pastrami on rye with a sour pickle” in king of new york :)
has the prettiest whitest teeth i’ve ever seen
^ smiles to show them off a lot
also played by: Kyle Coffman, Iain Young, Demarius R. Copes
Hotshot:
played by JP Ferreri in live
tall(ish) possibly poc boy
brooklyn boy
red shirt w/o sleeves
skinniest of the brooklyn newsies (in live)
during the run the brooklyn boys were constantly being switched out and hotshot didn’t get a name until live (to my knowledge) so it’s hard to say who played him
Jojo:
played by Joshua Burrage in live
very tall lanky white boy
wants “a solid gold watch with a chain to twirl it” in king of new york
smiles a lot
often in close vicinity to race
also played by: Corey Hummerston, Thayne Jasperson, Nico James Greetham
Kenny:
played by Jack J. Sippel in live
medium height white boy
very happy to be here
gorgeous teeth
spins his pape bag around his ankle in carrying the banner
only in live, although some swings during the run didn’t have names so they could technically also be kenny
Kid Blink:
played by Andy Richardson in live
short poc boy
no eyepatch even though he should so it gets confusing
gets lost in the crowd easily
also only in live (by name)
Mike / Ike:
played by Jacob and David Guzman
twins !
medium / shortish curly haired poc boys
David plays Ike because “I” comes before “M” in the alphabet and “D” comes before “J” (David is alphabetically before Jacob and Ike is before Mike as well, so they line up)
easy to point out because they are twins so just find two people that look the same
Jacob has a freckle on his nose (not cheek)
David has a freckle on his cheek (not nose)
in everything but live, the Delaney brothers also double as Mike and Ike
Jacob ( Mike ) wear a checkerd shirt
David ( Ike ) wears a stripped shirt
also played by: (Ike) Brendon Stimpson, Jon Hacker, Anthony Norman // (Mike) Mike Faist, Adam Kaplan, Michael Patrick Ryan, Devin Lewis
Smalls:
played by Julian DeGuzman in live
very short poc boy
smiles a lot lot
does the spoon fight with Race in king of new york
is one of the 2 newsies to be played by females (not in live)
also played by: Laurie Veldheer, Molly Jobe, Josh Assor
Sniper:
played by Daniel Switzer in live
medium / tall pale white male
usually looks very serious or angry
the other newsie to be played by females (not in live)
also played by: Scott Shendenhelm, Alex Wong, Jacob Guzman, Ginna Claire Mason, Kaitlyn Frank
Tommy Boy:
played by Michael Dameski in live
just look for the most technically correct and perfect dancer (they are all great but Dameski always has perfect technique and likes to show it off)
also he has the thickest eyebrows of everyone!
has a very bad american accent (he gets like one like and it’s hard to hear but when you do you can tell)
looks very serious all the time
also played by: Tommy Bracco, Evan Autio
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heres some pics that i hope help too ( the unnamed swings or swings filling in for characters i left blank to avoid being wrong or causing confusion ) // and if i couldn’t see their face and i couldn’t tell who they were they are also blank
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BROADWAY ( Jeremy Jordan - Corey Cott era )
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TOUR ( Dan Delcua - Joey Barrerio era )
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kevinmchalenews · 5 years
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Kevin in Hawaii (April 6-10, 2019) [via 1, 2, 3]
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Medicine the Musical
Medicine the Musical is “for anyone who’s ever worked hard for a dream” as their website says. However, it is not truly one cohesive storyline of a group of first year medical students. While, yes, we focus on them, the whole thing feels more like a season of a show (like Grey’s Anatomy) condensed into a half an hour with no intermission. While you like everything and they certainly have the passion to sell the story to the audience, everything feels a little rushed. It feels less like we are learning about the characters and how they overcome the difficulties of medical school, and more like the first episode of a show, that happens to last the full year of medical school. (Oh hey! Look, there’s Bobby, he’s rich, and oh there’s Sam, she’s poor and oh no they don’t like each other. Whatever will we do?)
Instead of one cohesive story, it feel more like short vignettes of each of the main characters - which is still okay, if you’re expecting that. Individually they are as strong as they are allowed to be in the time they are given (which isn’t that much). There was also an issue where it felt like one of the characters (Tyler) felt like the writer of the play was trying to shoehorn diversity into the story where it didn’t fit. The character didn’t interact with any of the other main characters, his short story never got any kind of conclusion and in the end I forgot he was meant to be one of the major characters we followed through med school.
The acting itself was pretty okay. Given the stereotypical characters they had been given, there was a pretty good expansion on them and integration of their personality in the actions they had to take - but it was nothing phenomenal. Same with the directing.
Nextly, the singing is pretty bad. While I do not claim to be any kind of a musical expert, the songs would consistently feel strained and difficult for the actors in the vocals department. However, their passion does override that difficulty a little, eventually. Especially if you don’t know what to listen for. They also try to cover the vocals slightly with the live music, which, while very good, only made me strain to hear the vocals better, which isn’t the best in this case.
Now, onto something I loved the most! The lighting! It was so beautiful, especially when we were seeing the non-singing parts of reality, and it knew when to highlight the right things. I would give it perfect marks, except for the fact that there was a pretty big overuse of the dapple effect on the ground, with lots of colored dots lit up, and I had some personal issues with the choices of color -- which was highlighted by the usage of dapple.
Overall this was a nice musical and an okay play. If you don’t particularly like musicals, I wouldn’t recommend it, and if you go to musicals because the singing is amazing, I would say also don’t go. It’s something light and fluffy to watch if you have a soft spot for musicals, but aren’t particularly obsessed by them either. AKA me in a nutshell.
Rating: 3/5
Tickets Available through November 18, 2018
http://medicinethemusical.com/tickets/
Trigger Warning: Mentions of murder and attempted suicide, as well as some flashing lights and haze.
Cast and Credits:
Christina -- Sarah Stewart Chapin
Blake -- Ethan Crystal
Tyler -- Gregory Driscoll
Ensemble -- Emily Esposito
Ensemble -- Matthew Fairlee
Eddie -- Ethan Kirschbaum
Tiff -- Marina Laurendi
Ensemble -- Alaina Vi Maderal
Professor Crutch -- Dan Rosenbaum
Ensemble -- Isaac Rycheghem
Bass -- Billy Smolen
Drums -- Derek Swink
Guitar -- John Barry
Keyboard -- Nick Wilders
Director -- Joey Murray
Choreographer -- Josh Assor
Music Director -- Nick Wilders
Book, Music and Lyrics Writer -- Michael Ehrenreich
Sound Design -- Ashton M Corey
Lighting Design -- Jamie Roderick
Costume Design -- Susanne Houstle
Scenic Design -- Colleen Shea
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They seriously are the one of best ensemble casts.
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