FAME - The Musical REVIEW
Wed, 23 June 2010, 07:38 pmBrisbaneCritiques1 post in thread
FAME - The Musical REVIEW
Wed, 23 June 2010, 07:38 pmFAME - The Musical
Conceived and Developed by David De Silva
Music by Steve Margoshes
Lyrics by Jacques Levy
Title song Fame written by Dean Pitchford and Michael Gore
Directed and choreographed by Kelley Abbey
Lyric Theatre, QPAC, Brisbane
It’s your typical cringe-worthy clichéd musical about hopes and dreams, but thankfully this version of FAME broke through the stereotype to some extent with fresh and mind-blowing dancing.
The focus was taken off the corny story and instead centralised on the brilliant dance routines that were filled with power and intense energy. Home-grown choreographer and director, Kelley Abbey, who grew up in Brisbane’s Inala, has done a fantastic job.
When a group of hopefuls are accepted into a renowned arts school they begin the hard work towards careers in acting, singing and dancing. They face personal struggles and successes as well as a few relationship dramas and bad get-famous-fast experiences...
By Kellie Scott. To read the full review please visit http://www.brisbanecritiques.com
BrisbaneCritiquesWed, 23 June 2010, 07:38 pm
FAME - The Musical
Conceived and Developed by David De Silva
Music by Steve Margoshes
Lyrics by Jacques Levy
Title song Fame written by Dean Pitchford and Michael Gore
Directed and choreographed by Kelley Abbey
Lyric Theatre, QPAC, Brisbane
It’s your typical cringe-worthy clichéd musical about hopes and dreams, but thankfully this version of FAME broke through the stereotype to some extent with fresh and mind-blowing dancing.
The focus was taken off the corny story and instead centralised on the brilliant dance routines that were filled with power and intense energy. Home-grown choreographer and director, Kelley Abbey, who grew up in Brisbane’s Inala, has done a fantastic job.
When a group of hopefuls are accepted into a renowned arts school they begin the hard work towards careers in acting, singing and dancing. They face personal struggles and successes as well as a few relationship dramas and bad get-famous-fast experiences...
By Kellie Scott. To read the full review please visit http://www.brisbanecritiques.com