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by：Marslite
2019-09-06
KITCHENER —
For a small startup entertainment company, it takes a lot of nonsense to make a fully staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical\" and then tour the US coastS. and Canada.
Fortunately, Kitchener\'s NorthCore Productions never came to mind that the tasks they set for themselves were daunting, perhaps too daunting.
\"It\'s huge,\" admits co-producer Steve Ross . \".
\"I panic every day because it\'s too big.
\"It\'s really big, but with the help of many contacts, people in their 40 s from Toronto to Texas have gone through the entertainment industry
The venue tour opened on January.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan.
To a house almost full of houses, there was nothing but success along the way.
On February, the Princess of Wales theater in Toronto staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical theater\".
7 to 12, there are only six Canadian stations and one of the only performances in Ontario.
The active little company was founded a year ago by Ross and Rachel Croser, both veterans of Drayton\'s production company, where they learned one or two things about drama.
Business partners have decided to focus their new company on Canadian content and Ruse, the first work at the heart of North, which includes magician David Strom.
The show was held at the Walper hotel in Waterloo for four months.
From one-
A man\'s performance like trick is like buying a Harley for a large touring piece of music --
After learning to ride a bike, Davidson.
\"This is a year,\" Rose said . \".
\"You can only imagine the logistics involved.
\"When you perform in a theater with control, everything you need is there.
\"With a tour, all the controls flew out of the window and replaced by uncertainty, the biggest unknown for the company every time it enters the new theater.
There are also small things to consider: Insurance for actors and crew, transportation, accommodation, etc.
\"The reward is 100 times worth it,\" he said . \"
\"We formed a team of four people, and the four of us put everything together to achieve this goal.
\"Everything you see on the stage is us: the lighting design, the set, it\'s us.
Crawford proudly added, \"all those involved are Canadian talents.
We worked very hard to ensure that all those involved were Canadians.
\"The actors and staff even traveled on a great Canadian coach with red maple leaves printed on the side of the blue coach.
The musical is based on 1977 John Travolta films, Saturday Night Heat, which is centered on Brooklyn teenager Tony Manello, about how he ended up winning Stephanie Manko\'s heart by controlling the dance floor.
Ross said that seven months ago, when they auditioned the actors in Toronto, they had specific ideas, especially the role of Tony Manello.
They worry, \"what if we can\'t find anyone?
You never know what you will find. in auditions).
They took Matt Alfano as Tony.
\"This is a difficult role,\" Ross said . \".
\"This is one of the biggest dance characters.
A critic in California wrote that the dance scene was spectacular.
Matt Alfano, who plays Tony, likes to watch it very much.
According to critics, the musical also featured Tessa Alves, a veteran of the Strafford festival, as another show host, Stephanie mango.
\"The audition was a very exciting part of the process,\" he said . \"
\"It\'s more exciting when you find something you didn\'t expect.
Clauser said they chose Marcia cash to direct the show because \"she has the perfect vision\" and understood the dullness of the disco era in New York City and the theme of the musical.
Ross and Crosse thanked them for all the support they received in Canada and the United States. S.
So that they can do it.
\"This is something we really take pride in,\" he said . \"
Vhill @ therecord. com KITCHENER —
For a small startup entertainment company, it takes a lot of nonsense to make a fully staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical\" and then tour the US coastS. and Canada.
Fortunately, Kitchener\'s NorthCore Productions never came to mind that the tasks they set for themselves were daunting, perhaps too daunting.
\"It\'s huge,\" admits co-producer Steve Ross . \".
\"I panic every day because it\'s too big.
\"It\'s really big, but with the help of many contacts, people in their 40 s from Toronto to Texas have gone through the entertainment industry
The venue tour opened on January.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan.
To a house almost full of houses, there was nothing but success along the way.
On February, the Princess of Wales theater in Toronto staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical theater\".
7 to 12, there are only six Canadian stations and one of the only performances in Ontario.
The active little company was founded a year ago by Ross and Rachel Croser, both veterans of Drayton\'s production company, where they learned one or two things about drama.
Business partners have decided to focus their new company on Canadian content and Ruse, the first work at the heart of North, which includes magician David Strom.
The show was held at the Walper hotel in Waterloo for four months.
From one-
A man\'s performance like trick is like buying a Harley for a large touring piece of music --
After learning to ride a bike, Davidson.
\"This is a year,\" Rose said . \".
\"You can only imagine the logistics involved.
\"When you perform in a theater with control, everything you need is there.
\"With a tour, all the controls flew out of the window and replaced by uncertainty, the biggest unknown for the company every time it enters the new theater.
There are also small things to consider: Insurance for actors and crew, transportation, accommodation, etc.
\"The reward is 100 times worth it,\" he said . \"
\"We formed a team of four people, and the four of us put everything together to achieve this goal.
\"Everything you see on the stage is us: the lighting design, the set, it\'s us.
Crawford proudly added, \"all those involved are Canadian talents.
We worked very hard to ensure that all those involved were Canadians.
\"The actors and staff even traveled on a great Canadian coach with red maple leaves printed on the side of the blue coach.
The musical is based on 1977 John Travolta films, Saturday Night Heat, which is centered on Brooklyn teenager Tony Manello, about how he ended up winning Stephanie Manko\'s heart by controlling the dance floor.
Ross said that seven months ago, when they auditioned the actors in Toronto, they had specific ideas, especially the role of Tony Manello.
They worry, \"what if we can\'t find anyone?
You never know what you will find. in auditions).
They took Matt Alfano as Tony.
\"This is a difficult role,\" Ross said . \".
\"This is one of the biggest dance characters.
A critic in California wrote that the dance scene was spectacular.
Matt Alfano, who plays Tony, likes to watch it very much.
According to critics, the musical also featured Tessa Alves, a veteran of the Strafford festival, as another show host, Stephanie mango.
\"The audition was a very exciting part of the process,\" he said . \"
\"It\'s more exciting when you find something you didn\'t expect.
Clauser said they chose Marcia cash to direct the show because \"she has the perfect vision\" and understood the dullness of the disco era in New York City and the theme of the musical.
Ross and Crosse thanked them for all the support they received in Canada and the United States. S.
So that they can do it.
\"This is something we really take pride in,\" he said . \"
Vhill @ therecord. com KITCHENER —
For a small startup entertainment company, it takes a lot of nonsense to make a fully staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical\" and then tour the US coastS. and Canada.
Fortunately, Kitchener\'s NorthCore Productions never came to mind that the tasks they set for themselves were daunting, perhaps too daunting.
\"It\'s huge,\" admits co-producer Steve Ross . \".
\"I panic every day because it\'s too big.
\"It\'s really big, but with the help of many contacts, people in their 40 s from Toronto to Texas have gone through the entertainment industry
The venue tour opened on January.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan.
To a house almost full of houses, there was nothing but success along the way.
On February, the Princess of Wales theater in Toronto staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical theater\".
7 to 12, there are only six Canadian stations and one of the only performances in Ontario.
The active little company was founded a year ago by Ross and Rachel Croser, both veterans of Drayton\'s production company, where they learned one or two things about drama.
Business partners have decided to focus their new company on Canadian content and Ruse, the first work at the heart of North, which includes magician David Strom.
The show was held at the Walper hotel in Waterloo for four months.
From one-
A man\'s performance like trick is like buying a Harley for a large touring piece of music --
After learning to ride a bike, Davidson.
\"This is a year,\" Rose said . \".
\"You can only imagine the logistics involved.
\"When you perform in a theater with control, everything you need is there.
\"With a tour, all the controls flew out of the window and replaced by uncertainty, the biggest unknown for the company every time it enters the new theater.
There are also small things to consider: Insurance for actors and crew, transportation, accommodation, etc.
\"The reward is 100 times worth it,\" he said . \"
\"We formed a team of four people, and the four of us put everything together to achieve this goal.
\"Everything you see on the stage is us: the lighting design, the set, it\'s us.
Crawford proudly added, \"all those involved are Canadian talents.
We worked very hard to ensure that all those involved were Canadians.
\"The actors and staff even traveled on a great Canadian coach with red maple leaves printed on the side of the blue coach.
The musical is based on 1977 John Travolta films, Saturday Night Heat, which is centered on Brooklyn teenager Tony Manello, about how he ended up winning Stephanie Manko\'s heart by controlling the dance floor.
Ross said that seven months ago, when they auditioned the actors in Toronto, they had specific ideas, especially the role of Tony Manello.
They worry, \"what if we can\'t find anyone?
You never know what you will find. in auditions).
They took Matt Alfano as Tony.
\"This is a difficult role,\" Ross said . \".
\"This is one of the biggest dance characters.
A critic in California wrote that the dance scene was spectacular.
Matt Alfano, who plays Tony, likes to watch it very much.
According to critics, the musical also featured Tessa Alves, a veteran of the Strafford festival, as another show host, Stephanie mango.
\"The audition was a very exciting part of the process,\" he said . \"
\"It\'s more exciting when you find something you didn\'t expect.
Clauser said they chose Marcia cash to direct the show because \"she has the perfect vision\" and understood the dullness of the disco era in New York City and the theme of the musical.
Ross and Crosse thanked them for all the support they received in Canada and the United States. S.
So that they can do it.
\"This is something we really take pride in,\" he said . \"
Vhill @ therecord.
For a small startup entertainment company, it takes a lot of nonsense to make a fully staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical\" and then tour the US coastS. and Canada.
Fortunately, Kitchener\'s NorthCore Productions never came to mind that the tasks they set for themselves were daunting, perhaps too daunting.
\"It\'s huge,\" admits co-producer Steve Ross . \".
\"I panic every day because it\'s too big.
\"It\'s really big, but with the help of many contacts, people in their 40 s from Toronto to Texas have gone through the entertainment industry
The venue tour opened on January.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan.
To a house almost full of houses, there was nothing but success along the way.
On February, the Princess of Wales theater in Toronto staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical theater\".
7 to 12, there are only six Canadian stations and one of the only performances in Ontario.
The active little company was founded a year ago by Ross and Rachel Croser, both veterans of Drayton\'s production company, where they learned one or two things about drama.
Business partners have decided to focus their new company on Canadian content and Ruse, the first work at the heart of North, which includes magician David Strom.
The show was held at the Walper hotel in Waterloo for four months.
From one-
A man\'s performance like trick is like buying a Harley for a large touring piece of music --
After learning to ride a bike, Davidson.
\"This is a year,\" Rose said . \".
\"You can only imagine the logistics involved.
\"When you perform in a theater with control, everything you need is there.
\"With a tour, all the controls flew out of the window and replaced by uncertainty, the biggest unknown for the company every time it enters the new theater.
There are also small things to consider: Insurance for actors and crew, transportation, accommodation, etc.
\"The reward is 100 times worth it,\" he said . \"
\"We formed a team of four people, and the four of us put everything together to achieve this goal.
\"Everything you see on the stage is us: the lighting design, the set, it\'s us.
Crawford proudly added, \"all those involved are Canadian talents.
We worked very hard to ensure that all those involved were Canadians.
\"The actors and staff even traveled on a great Canadian coach with red maple leaves printed on the side of the blue coach.
The musical is based on 1977 John Travolta films, Saturday Night Heat, which is centered on Brooklyn teenager Tony Manello, about how he ended up winning Stephanie Manko\'s heart by controlling the dance floor.
Ross said that seven months ago, when they auditioned the actors in Toronto, they had specific ideas, especially the role of Tony Manello.
They worry, \"what if we can\'t find anyone?
You never know what you will find. in auditions).
They took Matt Alfano as Tony.
\"This is a difficult role,\" Ross said . \".
\"This is one of the biggest dance characters.
A critic in California wrote that the dance scene was spectacular.
Matt Alfano, who plays Tony, likes to watch it very much.
According to critics, the musical also featured Tessa Alves, a veteran of the Strafford festival, as another show host, Stephanie mango.
\"The audition was a very exciting part of the process,\" he said . \"
\"It\'s more exciting when you find something you didn\'t expect.
Clauser said they chose Marcia cash to direct the show because \"she has the perfect vision\" and understood the dullness of the disco era in New York City and the theme of the musical.
Ross and Crosse thanked them for all the support they received in Canada and the United States. S.
So that they can do it.
\"This is something we really take pride in,\" he said . \"
Vhill @ therecord. com KITCHENER —
For a small startup entertainment company, it takes a lot of nonsense to make a fully staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical\" and then tour the US coastS. and Canada.
Fortunately, Kitchener\'s NorthCore Productions never came to mind that the tasks they set for themselves were daunting, perhaps too daunting.
\"It\'s huge,\" admits co-producer Steve Ross . \".
\"I panic every day because it\'s too big.
\"It\'s really big, but with the help of many contacts, people in their 40 s from Toronto to Texas have gone through the entertainment industry
The venue tour opened on January.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan.
To a house almost full of houses, there was nothing but success along the way.
On February, the Princess of Wales theater in Toronto staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical theater\".
7 to 12, there are only six Canadian stations and one of the only performances in Ontario.
The active little company was founded a year ago by Ross and Rachel Croser, both veterans of Drayton\'s production company, where they learned one or two things about drama.
Business partners have decided to focus their new company on Canadian content and Ruse, the first work at the heart of North, which includes magician David Strom.
The show was held at the Walper hotel in Waterloo for four months.
From one-
A man\'s performance like trick is like buying a Harley for a large touring piece of music --
After learning to ride a bike, Davidson.
\"This is a year,\" Rose said . \".
\"You can only imagine the logistics involved.
\"When you perform in a theater with control, everything you need is there.
\"With a tour, all the controls flew out of the window and replaced by uncertainty, the biggest unknown for the company every time it enters the new theater.
There are also small things to consider: Insurance for actors and crew, transportation, accommodation, etc.
\"The reward is 100 times worth it,\" he said . \"
\"We formed a team of four people, and the four of us put everything together to achieve this goal.
\"Everything you see on the stage is us: the lighting design, the set, it\'s us.
Crawford proudly added, \"all those involved are Canadian talents.
We worked very hard to ensure that all those involved were Canadians.
\"The actors and staff even traveled on a great Canadian coach with red maple leaves printed on the side of the blue coach.
The musical is based on 1977 John Travolta films, Saturday Night Heat, which is centered on Brooklyn teenager Tony Manello, about how he ended up winning Stephanie Manko\'s heart by controlling the dance floor.
Ross said that seven months ago, when they auditioned the actors in Toronto, they had specific ideas, especially the role of Tony Manello.
They worry, \"what if we can\'t find anyone?
You never know what you will find. in auditions).
They took Matt Alfano as Tony.
\"This is a difficult role,\" Ross said . \".
\"This is one of the biggest dance characters.
A critic in California wrote that the dance scene was spectacular.
Matt Alfano, who plays Tony, likes to watch it very much.
According to critics, the musical also featured Tessa Alves, a veteran of the Strafford festival, as another show host, Stephanie mango.
\"The audition was a very exciting part of the process,\" he said . \"
\"It\'s more exciting when you find something you didn\'t expect.
Clauser said they chose Marcia cash to direct the show because \"she has the perfect vision\" and understood the dullness of the disco era in New York City and the theme of the musical.
Ross and Crosse thanked them for all the support they received in Canada and the United States. S.
So that they can do it.
\"This is something we really take pride in,\" he said . \"
Vhill @ therecord. com KITCHENER —
For a small startup entertainment company, it takes a lot of nonsense to make a fully staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical\" and then tour the US coastS. and Canada.
Fortunately, Kitchener\'s NorthCore Productions never came to mind that the tasks they set for themselves were daunting, perhaps too daunting.
\"It\'s huge,\" admits co-producer Steve Ross . \".
\"I panic every day because it\'s too big.
\"It\'s really big, but with the help of many contacts, people in their 40 s from Toronto to Texas have gone through the entertainment industry
The venue tour opened on January.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan.
To a house almost full of houses, there was nothing but success along the way.
On February, the Princess of Wales theater in Toronto staged \"Saturday Night Heat: Musical theater\".
7 to 12, there are only six Canadian stations and one of the only performances in Ontario.
The active little company was founded a year ago by Ross and Rachel Croser, both veterans of Drayton\'s production company, where they learned one or two things about drama.
Business partners have decided to focus their new company on Canadian content and Ruse, the first work at the heart of North, which includes magician David Strom.
The show was held at the Walper hotel in Waterloo for four months.
From one-
A man\'s performance like trick is like buying a Harley for a large touring piece of music --
After learning to ride a bike, Davidson.
\"This is a year,\" Rose said . \".
\"You can only imagine the logistics involved.
\"When you perform in a theater with control, everything you need is there.
\"With a tour, all the controls flew out of the window and replaced by uncertainty, the biggest unknown for the company every time it enters the new theater.
There are also small things to consider: Insurance for actors and crew, transportation, accommodation, etc.
\"The reward is 100 times worth it,\" he said . \"
\"We formed a team of four people, and the four of us put everything together to achieve this goal.
\"Everything you see on the stage is us: the lighting design, the set, it\'s us.
Crawford proudly added, \"all those involved are Canadian talents.
We worked very hard to ensure that all those involved were Canadians.
\"The actors and staff even traveled on a great Canadian coach with red maple leaves printed on the side of the blue coach.
The musical is based on 1977 John Travolta films, Saturday Night Heat, which is centered on Brooklyn teenager Tony Manello, about how he ended up winning Stephanie Manko\'s heart by controlling the dance floor.
Ross said that seven months ago, when they auditioned the actors in Toronto, they had specific ideas, especially the role of Tony Manello.
They worry, \"what if we can\'t find anyone?
You never know what you will find. in auditions).
They took Matt Alfano as Tony.
\"This is a difficult role,\" Ross said . \".
\"This is one of the biggest dance characters.
A critic in California wrote that the dance scene was spectacular.
Matt Alfano, who plays Tony, likes to watch it very much.
According to critics, the musical also featured Tessa Alves, a veteran of the Strafford festival, as another show host, Stephanie mango.
\"The audition was a very exciting part of the process,\" he said . \"
\"It\'s more exciting when you find something you didn\'t expect.
Clauser said they chose Marcia cash to direct the show because \"she has the perfect vision\" and understood the dullness of the disco era in New York City and the theme of the musical.
Ross and Crosse thanked them for all the support they received in Canada and the United States. S.
So that they can do it.
\"This is something we really take pride in,\" he said . \"
Vhill @ therecord.
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