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Nathan Taylor chats with New York’s Victor Trevino about the hilarious production ‘Men In Pink Tights’ coming to The Joan this month…

We are trying to get a laugh

from the audience and give them a good time

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The Les Ballets Eloelle’s ‘Men In Pink Tights’ is on at the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre on Monday, May 14 at 8pm. Tickets start at $44.90.To book or for more information call The Joan on 4723 7600 or visit www.jspac.com.au.

“It’s hard to ! nd the right combination of people because when you put them all on stage together you want it to be interesting,” he said.

“I think in this production I got very lucky because I have a group from all over the world in the show who are all well-trained, great dancers and who have a great sense of humour. I think I’ve really gotten lucky with this particular cast.”

Dancers from South Africa, The Philippines, Chile and the United States are just some of the nations represented in the cast of ‘Men In Pink Tights’. Then again what about an Australian member? Victor said whilst he’s Down Under he could very well be on the hunt for his ! rst Aussie male ballerina.

“I have many friends in Australia who were trying to ! nd an Aussie dancer for me but a lot of directors I spoke with were afraid if I took the dancers, they wouldn’t come back. They weren’t very willing to share them with me,” he laughed.

It’s also important to reiterate to theatre-goers, especially those men who attend, that while these ballerinas in pink tights look fantastic in their tight tutus and heavy make-up, they aren’t what they seem… they are all men, each

and every one of them.“We haven’t had any serious

mishaps as yet because there is space between the dancers and the audience, but we have had to actually clarify with a few confused people that there were no females on stage,” Victor laughed.

“When you look at one of the thinner Filipino dancers we have all dressed up, his legs go right up to his ears just like a girl. It’s hard for us to tell what we are looking at sometimes, so I’m sure it’s impossible for the audience.”

The New York-based Les Ballets Eloelle’s ‘Men In Pink Tights’ is sure to delight audiences of all ages when they perform traditional dance classics with a twist.

The most talented and funniest male ballerinas on the planet will entertain you with their antics, and burly men will transform before your eyes into dainty, slightly hairy swans.

A bunch of ‘Men In Pink Tights’ are headed Penrith’s way this month when Les Ballets

Eloelle’s hilarious and artistically brilliant production takes over the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre on May 14.

Victor Trevino’s new hit ‘Men In Pink Tights’ is a show designed for both males and females, the young and the old and is the ultimate send up of both classical and contemporary ballet.

Artistic Director and Lead Soloist, Victor Trevino, describes this hilarious new production as a ‘spoof’ of traditional dances but with one big difference.

“There will be no females on stage, although maybe one or two of them you might think might be, but there aren’t any,” Victor said.

“All the male and female roles are taken by guys, we dance on our toes just like women and basically we do all the original steps you would see in a traditional ballet show and we kind of just twist them up a little bit to make them funny and entertaining.”

The combination of brilliant dancing technique, tongue-in-cheek blatant humour and the odd dancing mishap makes for a joyous experience for the whole audience.

“We are trying to get a laugh from the audience and give them a good time,” Victor said.

“We want them to enjoy elements of traditional dance in a different way and for the audience to wet themselves looking at some unusual ballerinas, with a little bit of hair on them.”

‘Men In Pink Tights’ boasts more than 50 classical ballets in its repertoire including ‘Swan Lake Act II’, ‘Spartacus’, ‘Grande Tarantelle’ and ‘Romeo and

Juliet’, as well as featuring 20 of the best international male dancers from 13 different countries.

These handsome and talented ballerinas have performed with some of the world’s leading ballet companies including the Houston Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, Royal Danish Ballet, New York City Ballet and the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, just to name a few.

And if you’re thinking ‘Men In Pink Tights’ is just for the ladies, then you’re wrong, because loads of men each night are making their way to theatres across the world to laugh at their fellow sex prancing around the stage in pink costumes.

“We’ve had men tell us ‘the wife dragged me along and I thought this is going to be a night that I can take a nap in the theatre’, but they said to me after that they had an incredible time and that show was a lot different than they expected,” Victor said.

“All our characters are not what you would normally see in a traditional ballet – you’d see some thin ones, some big ones, some tall ones and some short ones – you’re going to see all kinds of ‘swans’ out there on stage that you wouldn’t normally see.”

The producers of ‘Men In Pink Tights’, Les Ballets Eloelle, are one of the few all male comedy ballet companies in the world. Their mission is to create, present, preserve and extend comedic repertoire of classical and contemporary dancing, through performances of the highest quality, presented to the widest audience possible.

Victor, who also works as casting director for the show, said it can be quite dif! cult to ! nd the right mix of male ballerinas.

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A writer from the Sydney Morning Herald said: “‘Motherhood The Musical’ has it all. If you saw the funny side of the change of life in ‘Menopause The Musical’, then this show is for you”.

Audiences will love this joyous musical journey as it looks at the blessings and the perils of being a mum.

The show is all about laughing and crying, craziness and calm, smiles and tears, all wrapped up into 90 minutes of great musical entertainment.

‘Motherhood The Musical’ is brought to you by the same Australian producer that gave audiences the smash hit ‘Menopause The Musical’. ‘Menopause’ was extremely successful in its latest run in 2011.

‘Motherhood The Musical’ is a funny, yet loving look at being a mum at any age. It’s climbing the emotional mountain only to ! nd that there’s laundry at the top. It’s discovering how powerful your love can be and how quickly they grow up. It’s helping them ! nd their way and not losing yours. It’s about laughing and crying, smiles and tears… and all before breakfast.

So treat your beautiful mum to an early Mother’s Day gift, something that she’ll remember forever.

‘Motherhood The Musical’ is on Friday, May 4 and Saturday, May 5 at Rooty Hill RSL at 8pm. Tickets are $41.

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I f you’re after an early Mother’s Day gift for the number one woman in your life, then why not send her along to the hilarious

‘Motherhood The Musical’.‘Motherhood The Musical’ is a funny, musical

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As the three friends throw Amy a baby shower, the truth about motherhood (the good, the bad and the ugly) all comes out in the open – the nappies, the dirty laundry, the lazy husbands, juggling the demands of children, a career and everything in between.

Written by the award-winning singer/songwriter Sue Fabisch, ‘Motherhood The Musical’ has received rave reviews during its Australian tour.

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Newton-John is daunting. “‘Grease’ is such a well known show that I

feel a balance has to be found between satisfying the audience’s expectations and creating our own interpretation of the musical,” she said.

The head ‘greaser’, Danny Zuko, is played with amazing energy by Adam Lucas, who grew up in Springwood and now lives in Faulconbridge.

Adam has appeared in ‘Packed to the Rafters’ and ‘Rescue Special Ops’ and will be familiar to BMMS audiences as Grantaire in the Society’s recent production of ‘Les Miserables’.

Adam performs because he loves to and is constantly looking for opportunities to re! ne his skills.

“I think it is important to keep learning as a performer. I train through NIDA short courses and have been developing my voice during singing lessons,” Adam said.

“The character of Danny intrigues me because he has more levels than you might think. He maintains a ‘cool guy’ façade but also needs to be with Sandy. It is the con" icting aspects of his life which make him interesting.”

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SPECIALJOURNEYDarren Coggan returns to Penrith will new show that will inspire us all

And we honour our Indigenous diggers, a story rarely told.

“I’m very proud to be touring this moving salute to the brave men and women who have proudly worn the slouch hat,” Darren said.

“This show presents both small and personal stories, footnote-like, that are outside the big, simple mainstream history of Australians at war and it makes those chapters of our military history more accessible, more human.

“This show is a two-hour theatrical story piece with songs and a refreshing new look at what is such a de! ning part of our heritage.”

Darren’s beautiful performance brings warmth and integrity to the narrative. ‘War Stories’ is a salute to the Australian spirit and how we ! nd the strength to shine in the most intense and heart-breaking situations.

Darren’s performing arts résumé is fairly extensive. Over his career he has toured with stage shows like ‘Grease – The Mega Musical’, ‘Happy Days – The Arena Mega Musical’ and ‘Shout – The Musical of the Wild One’.

His critically acclaimed show ‘Peace Train’ played to standing ovations in the most prestigious venues across the country including the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall and Penrith’s Q Theatre.

Ambassador for the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia, James Blundell, said no Australian should miss this important experience.

“‘War Stories’ paints a vivid picture of Australia at war and is a hugely entertaining experience. This is much see for all Australians,” he said.

Darren Coggan presents ‘War Stories – A Salute in Story and Song to the ANZAC Spirit’ at the Q Theatre tonight Friday, May 4 at 8pm and Saturday, May 5 at 2pm and 8pm.

I f you were entertained by Darren Coggan’s ‘Peace Train, the Cat Stevens Story’, you will be moved by the honesty and spirit

of his new production ‘War Stories’, which is currently showing at the Q Theatre.

Inspired by his own family history, Darren connects us to an iconic part of our heritage. Personal and exceptional stories of Australians at war are woven into songs that provide an intimate perspective of the tales that have helped shape our nation.

‘War Stories’ takes you on an insightful journey into the lives of the Australians behind the lines. We reminisce about the generation of women who stayed at home and kept the country running. We celebrate the mateship, humour and courage in the Gallipoli trenches.

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includes Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man, Chris Evans as Captain America, Mark Ruffalo as The Hulk, Chris Hemsworth at Thor, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye and Samuel L Jackson as Nick Fury.

When an unexpected enemy emerges that threatens global safety and security, Nick Fury (Jackson), Director of the international peacekeeping agency known as S.H.I.E.L.D, ! nds himself in need of a team to pull the world back from the brink of

disaster. Spanning the globe, a daring recruitment effort begins.

When ‘The Avengers’ hit cinemas last week in Australia it earned $6.2 million, the second highest grossing day of all time at the local box of! ce, only just behind Harry Potter’s ! nal instalment ‘Deathly Hallows Part 2’.

Critic from Rolling Stone, Peter Travers, praised director Joss Whedon’s ! ne work, as well as the ! lm’s nicely timed humorous elements: “All hail Joss Whedon, the warrior king of this dizzying, dazzling 3D action epic. ‘The Avengers’ is ‘Transformers’ with a brain, a heart and a working sense of humour”.

Don’t miss seeing ‘The Avengers’ in 3D and 2D on the big screen at Hoyts Penrith. The ! lm is rated M.

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dating back from the present to 600 years ago.The intriguing selection will include folk tunes

from the romantic renaissance period to the present day arrangements for electro-acoustic music that will surely touch the hearts and change the minds of everyone about the once uninteresting recorder.

This festival is a chance for people like Alicia to show school students that the recorder is a fun, exciting and even elegant instrument to learn (contrary to popular belief).

Alicia will also be conducting workshops called ‘We (Heart) The Recorder’ to educate school kids in Penrith and the Blue Mountains about how fun the recorder, and in fact all musical instruments, can be.

On Thursday, May 10 at 5.30pm, Chronology of Arts will hold AMPED, a free outdoor event to engage the youngsters of Penrith with the contemporary new-art music of an ampli! ed guitar quartet, Ampere.

Later that evening, acclaimed musician, Oren Ambarchi will do a solo performance on his guitar at The Joan.

Ambarchi is a composer and multi-instrumentalist whose works focuses on the exploration of the guitar.

He has performed and recorded with a diverse array of artists such as Fennesz, Otomo Yoshihide, Keith Rowe, Pimmon, Dave Grohl and many more.

For Aurora Festival bookings call 4723 7600 or visit www.jspac.com.au.

FABULOUSFESTIVALTake a walk on the wild side and experience something different

A festival that invites western Sydney to ‘Walk on the Wild Side’ will take place at the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts

Centre this May.The festival, known as the ‘Aurora Festival

of Living Music’, will be in full swing from Friday, May 4 until Sunday, May 13. During that period there will be a special performance on May 6 from one of Australia’s top recorder performers, Alicia Crossley (pictured).

Alicia will be performing a selection of tunes

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T here was dancing, egg-and-spoon races, pass-the-ball competitions and a whole lot more at the launch of Hype2Unite last

weekend.Hype2Unite is an exciting new initiative

developed by Penrith Panthers NRL player Junior Tia Kili! , aimed at developing a mutual understanding and appreciation of the different cultures that make up life in western Sydney.

The main aim is to give other cultures a glimpse into the Polynesian culture.

Panthers players and sponsors played a big part in the day, and the Polynesian community came out in force.

It’s hoped other Hype2Unite events will be held in the future.

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Stephen Bisset chats with The Darkness bassist Frankie Poullain about their upcoming Aussie tour…

THE RETURN OF THE DARKNESSW hen UK out! t The Darkness exploded on

to the international scene in 2003 with their incendiary slice of nouveau-glam rock,

‘Permission to Land’, it seemed nothing could touch the four blokes from Suffolk.

Led by the almost impossible falsetto of frontman Justin Hawkins, The Darkness reintroduced the world to devil-may-care rock and roll, possibly not seen since the days of the ‘80s rock bands like Motley Crue and Skid Row.

Cracks started to appear when bassist Frankie Poullain left the band in 2005 before the release of second album ‘One Way Ticket to Hell… and Back’. Hawkins departed a year later to pursue other projects, seemingly spelling the end of The Darkness.

Well, not quite.Like a leather-panted phoenix rising from the

ashes, the original Darkness line-up reunited in March last year and haven’t looked back since. Now, the band are about to head back to our shores and, as bassist Frankie Poullain told FYI from his East London bedroom, the lads can’t wait to strut their stuff again Down Under.

“It’s going be awesome to get back to Australia, we’ve all got some really great memories of playing down there,” Poullain said.

Poullain said Aussie punters could expect another rock and roll extravaganza on this tour, albeit a little more raucous – if that’s possible.

“The shows this time around are going to be a bunch of fun. It’s going to be much wilder and edgier than what we’ve been doing before – I think it’s good to exaggerate what you’re doing on an album on stage,” he said.

Going from strength to strength, the Darkness are on the cusp of releasing album number three, and if ‘Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us’ – a track from the set released as a free download in February – is anything to go by, it’s sure to be another slab of pure glam pop-rock heaven.

“I’d say the new album is going to be more concentrated and intense than ‘To Hell and Back’, although it’s still going to de! nitely be a Darkness record,” Poullain said.

“I guess we’re a lot hungrier now than we were on the last album and, probably more importantly, less wasted. We’re fresh as a daisy.”

Catch The Darkness when they land at the Roundhouse at the University of NSW this Sunday, May 6 at 8pm. Tickets are $72.

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