#Caitlin Batts

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2022 Asia tour?

Alright, so.

a) the 2020 asia tour got cancelled in May 2021, before it could go on to its planned Taiwan leg

b) the international tour is set to resume in May 2022, in Zurich

but

c) a whole bunch of former cast members headed for Taiwan today (7–8 January), saying things like 'see you again in March', and there are performance dates listed on Taiwanese ticketing websites through February and March.

This looks like a return of the Asia tour, rather than an early leg of the international tour. There's still nothing on the official Cats website, but the promo materal includes photos from the 2017 and 2020 Asia tours, it's run by GWB Entertainment (who did the Asia tours), and seems to be offering replacement dates for people who had tickets to the failed 2021 tour.

I'll be tagging any updates as '2022 asia tour', but considering it as effectively 'season 2' of the 2020 tour.

Currently suspected/confirmed cast below the cut! If you want the updates, track the post: I'll comment as I find things out or notice possibilities, as well as editing them into the post.

Leading the company: Dane Quixall, hoorah! Dane has been resident director and superswing with the international tour for years - in fact, his presence is the one thing that makes it look more like the international tour than the Asia tour, but otoh he said something about it being a 'different company' this time... Before that he was in the UK tour of 2013, and the German tent tour of 2010–13. He has always been a swing and usually a member of the creative team too, so he'll presumably be the same this time.

Returning from the 2020 Asia tour:

Rafe Watts - was Munkustrap, will presumably be Munkustrap this time too. Xavier Pellin - ditto for Mistoffelees Tyler Lotzof - ditto Victoria Alice Batt - ditto Jellylorum Hayden Baum - ditto Skimbleshanks Ellie Nunan - ditto Jennyanydots George Hankers - ditto Mungojerrie Dominique Hamilton - ditto Rumpelteazer Taylor Scanlan - ditto George / onstage swing Anina Plescher - ditto Electra / onstage swing Emily Casey - officially cast as Tantomile, she ended up covering Cassandra for almost half the performances due to first-cast Cass' unfortunate injuries, so she might be playing either here Caitlin New - was a swing covering Bomba, Jenny, Tanto/Cori, and Griz. Probably the same again, unless she's been promoted to first cast for one of those roles Kade Hughes - was Bill Bailey (cover Carbuckety) and will probably be that again, but, since Mukeni's in the cast too (who has never covered Carbuckety to my knowledge) Kade might be Carbuckety this time around.

Cast for the Taiwan leg of the 2020 Asia tour but never got to play:

Will Richardson - cast as Tugger, has formerly played that role in the 2017 Asia tour and in the Oasis production, will presumably be Tugger this time. Ashlee Hammerin - cast as Demeter; formerly a swing in the 2017 Asia tour, covering Demeter, Bomba, Tantomile, and Rumpelteazer. Will presumably be Demeter. Amy Everett - cast as Jemima, played Sillabub previously on the Oasis cruise.

Other productions:

Benjamin Mundy! A surprise, since it's a few years since he was in the show. He was Coricopat in London in 2014 (so this will be the first time he's performed with a non-rap Tugger 🤭). Given he covered Tugger too, he'll probably be an ensemble male role like Alonzo, Cori, or Plato/Admetus, while covering those roles and maybe Munk or Tugger; or he'll be a male swing. Mukeni Nel - yaaaas, our beautiful Mukeni from the 2019 international tour returns to the show! Either in his former role as Bill Bailey/Tumblebrutus, or moving to Carbuckety/Pouncival. Either way, he'll presumably still cover Mistoffelees. Emily Langham - Rumpelteazer in the 2016 UK/International tour, and cover Jellylorum - swing or creative? We have Alice Batt and Dominique Hamilton who I assume will be reprising their roles as Jelly and Teazer, so we'll see what Emily's doing. Carly Miles - Jemima (cover Victoria) in the 2017 Asia tour - again, we already have a Jemima and a Victoria so we'll have to wait and see what role(s) she'll be taking this time.

Possibly:

Brad Little and Kerry Ellis as Deuteronomy and Grizabella: one Taiwanese site lists them, but it might just be going by last year's info. (Brad was Deut throughout the 2020 Asia tour and would have continued into Taiwan, Kerry was meant to join the cast in Taiwan.) Kerry's insta doesn't look like she's going anywhere just yet, but it's possible that a star Grizabella could join the cast later in the rehearsal period. Stevie Hutchinson - Pouncival in the London revival - is travelling somewhere but, again, we know no more than that yet. Turns out it was Miami!

That's still only half the cast, though. The Asia tour had a cast of 24 onstage plus 5 swings, and the International tour has 22 (no Electra or George) plus usually 8 swings. So we'll see what we find out in the next few days!

Cast members whom we know not to be returning include Fletcher Dobinson (busy in London in Moulin Rouge), Jal Joshua (busy in Bring It On), Thomas Inge and his boyfriend Lloyd Davies (source: I asked Thomas), Suzie Melloy (heavily pregnant!), and, sadly for Tyler, her boyfriend Dan Partridge (he has booked himself a spontaneous trip to Sri Lanka now that she's left him all alone!). Cian Hughes and Harry Francis (Carbuckety and Mistoffelees in the 2019 international tour) are also not coming: they've commented things like 'goodbye, see you in a few months' in response to cast member announcements.

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The girls have completed their Taipei run 💕

(Source: Tyler Lotzof’s story)

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My favourite production is coming back!

The Taiwan leg of the Asia Tour 2020 is officially set to resume February 10th 2022, after being cancelled last May, and will run through to almost the end of March (unless they add more dates).

There are many familiar faces as most of the original cast from South Korea are reprising their roles, a few individuals from other productions rejoining the Junkyard, and there is one new performer, Maddy Ambus, who is playing Bombalurina.

I am of course most excited to see Alice Batt return as Jellylorum and Ellie Nunan return as Jennyanydots! Not to mention all of the wonderful Swings like Caitlin New, Anina Pletscher, and Holly Meegan who have returned.

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✔ Mark Your Calendars: Sat Oct 17 on 🎨#JamieRoxx’s Pop Roxx Radio #TalkShow and #Podcast w/ Featured Guest:

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Written & Directed by: Jeffrey Reddick (Final Destination)

Starring: Kourtney Bell, Bryan Batt, Will Stout, Skyler Hart, Jeremy Holm, Jaqueline Fleming, Amanda Grace Benitez, Damon Lipari, Han Soto, Dean J. West and Stephen Twardokus

Caitlin Kramer, a woman overcoming a tragic past, is among several people who see a man being fatally assaulted. When the witnesses start dying mysteriously, she must unearth if they’re being targeted by a killer or something far more insidious.

In Theaters & On Demand on October 16, 2020

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DON’T LOOK BACK - Review

Distributor: Gravitas Ventures

Synopsis: Caitlin Kramer (Kourtney Bell) is a woman trying to overcome a not too recent tragedy that haunts her. Out for a run she becomes one among several people who witness a man being fatally assaulted in the park. A short time after the event the witnesses start dying mysteriously. Caitlin must discover what is happening, are they being targeted by a killer or something far more insidious.

Review: Just in time for Halloween screenwriter Jeffrey Reddick returns to the screen with a supernatural thriller that seems to rise from the depths of today’s headlines. Not only is Reddick the scribe on this tale of terror, Jeff makes his feature film directing debut.

DON’T LOOK BACK  is not your typical horror fare or what you might expect from Reddick based on his previous films. This is a bit more of a sophisticated tale that is rooted more in the thriller genre with supernatural overtones. It’s a wonderfully constructed plot with twists and turns, and a few red herrings, to keep the viewer engaged and on edge. Reddick is at the top of his game in crafting these characters and serving up dialogue that draws the viewer into the narrative.

Reddick has assembled an excellent cast that does a fine job of selling this tale of terror. At the center is actress Kourtney Bell as the character Caitlin Kramer. She is a fresh, new face with enough talent to carry the drama of this film. In some regards she is reminiscent of Heather Langenkamp (A Nightmare on Elm Street ‘84) or any of Hitchcock’s leading ladies in extraordinary peril.

An independent film, DON’T LOOK BACK looks like a bigger budgeted film, which I would attribute to Reddick, who spent every opportunity he had on the set of the films he penned. It at least looks as good as anything that has come out of Jason Blum’s production company, Blumhouse. I enjoyed the production designs, the costumes were nicely crafted, and the special effects had just the right amount of gore and provided several good scares. I truly enjoyed the score by composer Christopher Thomas. It added another level to the film, ratcheting up the suspense and terror. I was not familiar with his work prior to this film, but I’ve since become a fan.

With DON’T LOOK BACK Reddick demonstrates that he is equally adept at directing as he is at screenwriting. It also earns him the title of triple threat - director, screenwriter, & producer. The film has its share of scary and violent moments, so I’d say it is a PG-13, although the film has not been rated.  It’s a film of our times, just in time for Halloween.

Cast: Kourtney Bell, Bryan Batt, Will Stout, Skyler Hart, Jeremy Holm, Jaqueline Fleming, Amanda Grace Benitez, Damon Lipari, Han Soto, Dean J. West and Stephen Twardokus. Crew: Director/Screenplay - Jeffrey Reddick; Producers - Roman Dent, Ashleigh Snead, Andy Steinman, & Andrew van den Houten; Cinematographer - Andy Steinman; Score - Christopher Thomasi; Editor -Mike Mendez & Erik Rosenbluh; Production Designer - Jeff Subik; Visual Effects Producer - Chris Bailey; Costume Designer - Michael Bevins & Donald McFinley.

Official: N.A. Facebook: N.A. Twitter: N.A. Release Date: October 16th, 2020 Trailer: youtu.be/HSW4P4U5tCo

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on Netflix - 👍 or 👎 Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

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Professor Martson And The Wonder Women (2017) Review

Professor Marston And The Wonder Women (2017) doesn’t bind itself to the truth in search of a love story. #Review

It may be that you’d need the Lasso of Hestia itself to separate truth from speculative fiction when it comes to “Professor Marston And The Wonder Women”. Presented as a true story, although much of it is disputed by the Marston family, the origin of Wonder Woman turns out to be as captivating and enchanting as the character herself, without the need for sculpting anything from clay. “Professor…

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Il motto che mi sono scritta sulle nocche è che questo è il migliore dei mondi possibili perché è l’unico che abbiamo, un’equazione molto semplice. Per quante cose orribili, umilianti, fastidiose possano capitare, ci saranno sempre le biblioteche, e la pioggia che batte sul mare, e la luna, e l’amore. Ci sarà sempre qualcosa da ricordare con soddisfazione o da aspettare con gioia. Ci sarà sempre un momento in cui vi sbalordirete di fronte al mondo o a voi stessi.

Caitlin Moran, da La mia tragica morte prematura …e altre sviste

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2020 Olympics Australia Roster

Archery

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Athletics

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Kathryn Mitchell (Monte Carlo, Monaco)

Boxing

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Caitlin Parker (Subiaco)

Canoeing

Daniel Watkins (Grove)

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Tom Green (Brisbane)

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Jaime Roberts (Perth)

Aly Bull (Buderim)

Jo Brigden-Jones (Mona Vale)

Alyce Wood (Buderim)

Cycling

Matthew Glaetzer (Adelaide)

Nathan Hart (Canberra)

Matthew Richardson (Warwick)

Leigh Howard (Waurn Ponds)

Kelland O’Brien (Melbourne)

Luke Plapp (Brunswick)

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Gymnastics

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Emily Whitehead (Mornington)

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Pentathlon

Ed Fernon (Darlinghurst)

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Sailing

Matthew Wearn (Fremantle)

Sam Phillips (Sorrento)

William Phillips (Sorrento)

Mat Belcher (Southport)

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Monique De Vries (Fremantle)

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Tess Lloyd (Geelong)

Jaime Ryan (Lake Macquarie)

Lisa Darmanin (Balgowlah Heights)

Shooting

Sergei Evglevski (Melbourne)

Thomas Grice (Cobbitty)

Paul Adams (Brisbane)

Alex Hoberg (Adelaide)

Daniel Repacholi (Carlton)

Jack Rossiter (Reynella)

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James Willett (Deniliquin)

Elise Collier (Langwarrin)

Katarina Kowplos (Adelaide)

Penny Smith (Elliminiyt)

Dina Babushkin (Brisbane)

Laura Coles (Perth)

Elena Galiabovitch (South Clayton)

Laetisha Scanlan (Melbourne)

Climbing

Tom O’Halloran (Blackheath)

Oceana MacKenzie (Melbourne)

Surfing

Julian Wilson (Coolum Beach)

Owen Wright (Lennox Head)

Sally Fitzgibbons (Gerroa)

Steph Gilmore (Kingscliff)

Table Tennis

David Powell (Box Hill)

Xin Yan (Melbourne)

Hu Heming (Dandenong)

Michelle Bromley (Gulgong)

Xu Sang (Melbourne)

Lay-Hóng Jiànfāng (Melbourne)

Melissa Tapper (Hamilton)

Taekwondo

Safwan Khalil (Lurnea)

Jack Marton (Canberra)

Stacey Hymer (Canberra)

Reba Stewart (Canberra)

Weightlifting

Matthew Lydement (Canberra)

Brandon Wakeling (Campbelltown)

Erika Yamasaki (Darwin)

Kiana Elliott (Sydney)

Charisma Amoe-Tarrant (Brisbane)

Badminton

Hsuan-Yu Chen (Brisbane)

Simon Leung (Brisbane)

Setyana Mapasa (Melbourne)

Gronya Somerville (Melbourne)

Basketball

Chris Goulding (Brisbane)

Patrick Mills (Canberra)

Josh Green (Castle Hill)

Joe Ingles (Adelaide)

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Matisse Thybulle (Sammamish, Washington)

Dante Exum (Melbourne)

Aron Baynes (Mareeba)

Jock Landale (Corio)

Duop Reath (Perth)

Nick Kay (Sydney)

Jenna O’Hea (Traralgon)

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Stephanie Talbot (Katherine)

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Alanna Smith (Hobart)

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Ezi Magbegor (Canberra)

Marianna Tolo (Mackay)

Cayla George (Mt. Barker)

Diving

Shìxīn Lǐ (Melbourne)

Sam Fricker (Sydney)

Cassiel Rousseau (Ormiston)

Nikita Hains (Adelaide)

Qín Fān (Melbourne)

Belle Smith (Melbourne)

Melissa Wu (Sydney)

Equestrian

Kevin McNab (Godalming, U.K.)

Andrew Hoy (Leicester, U.K.)

Shane Rose (Duffys Forest)

Mary Hanna (Melbourne)

Kelly Layne (Wellington, Florida)

Simone Pearce (Löningen, Germany)

Katie Laurie (Okotoks, Alberta)

Edwina Tops-Alexander (Monte Carlo, Monaco)

Field Hockey

Lachlan Sharp (Lithgow)

Tom Craig (Lane Cove)

Tom Wickham (Morgan)

Matt Dawson (Killarney Vale)

Joshua Beltz (Hobart)

Eddie Ockenden (Moonah)

Jacob Whetton (Perth)

Blake Govers (Wollongong)

Dylan Martin (Sydney)

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Aran Zalewski (Margaret River)

Flynn Ogilvie (Wollongong)

Daniel Beale (Brisbane)

Trent Mitton (Perth)

Tim Brand (Chatswood)

Andrew Charter (Wagga Wagga)

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Ambrosia Malone (Gold Coast)

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Georgia Wilson (Mahogany Creek)

Madison Fitzpatrick (Cabarita Beach)

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Edwina Bone (Orange)

Steph Kershaw (Townsville)

Kaitlin Nobbs (Newington)

Jane-Anne Claxton (Adelaide)

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Renee Taylor (Everton Park)

Kate Jenner (Mudgee)

Mariah Williams (Parkes)

Emily Chalker (Crookwell)

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Sav Fitzpatrick (Cabarita Beach)

Soccer

Tom Glover (Sydney)

Nathaniel Atkinson (Launceston)

Kye Rowles (Kiama)

Jay Rich-Bagheulou (London, U.K.)

Harry Souttar (Luthermuir, U.K.)

Keanu Baccus (Kings Langley)

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Nicholas D’Agostino (Sydney)

Denis Genreau (Melbourne)

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Mitchell Duke (Liverpool)

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Thomas Deng (Adelaide)

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Joel King (Figtree)

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Lachlan Wales (Terrigan)

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Jordan Holmes (Sydney)

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Kyra Cross-Cooney (Herston)

Clare Polkinghorne (Brisbane)

Aivi Luik (Perth)

Chloe Logarzo (Sydney)

Steph Catley (Melbourne)

Elise Kellond-Knight (Gold Coast)

Caitlin Foord (Shellharbour)

Emily Van Egmond (Newcastle)

Mary Fowler (Cairns)

Ellie Carpenter (Cowra)

Tameka Butt (Orange)

Alanna Kennedy (Rosemeadow)

Emily Gielnik (Melbourne)

Hayley Raso (Brisbane)

Kyah Simon (Blacktown)

Teagan Micah (Redcliffe)

Courtney Nevin (Blacktown)

Charlotte Grant (Adelaide)

Laura Brock (Templestown)

Mackenzie Arnold (Gold Coast)

Golf

Marc Leishman (Virginia Beach, Virginia)

Cameron Smith (Jacksonville, Florida)

Hannah Green (Perth)

Minjee Lee (Perth)

Judo

Nathan Katz (Melbourne)

Katharina Haecker (Hamburg, Germany)

Aoife Coughlan (Melbourne)

Karate

Tsuneari Yahiro (Dulwich Hill)

Rowing

Sam Hardy (Sydney)

Joshua Hicks (Hubiaco)

Caleb Antill (Canberra)

Jack Cleary (Sydney)

Cameron Girdlestone (Sydney)

Luke Letcher (Canberra)

Jack Hargreaves (Nyngan)

Alexander Hill (Loxton)

Alexander Purnell (St. Leonards)

Spencer Turrin (Dungog)

Josh Booth (Melbourne)

Angus Dawson (Dingabledinga)

Simon Keenan (Melbourne)

Nicholas Lavery (Melbourne)

Timothy Masters (Melbourne)

Joseph O’Brien (Dubbo)

Nicholas Purnell (St. Leonards)

Stuart Sim (Melbourne)

Angus Widdicombe (Geelong)

James Rook (Melbourne)

Annabelle McIntyre (Hamilton Hill)

Jessica Morrison (Melbourne)

Amanda Bateman (Melbourne)

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Harriet Hudson (Warwick)

Rowena Meredith (Sydney)

Ria Thompson (Melbourne)

Rosemary Popa (Melbourne)

Lucy Stephan (Nhill)

Olympia Aldersey (Stonyfell)

Bronwyn Cox (Sydney)

Molly Goodman (Adelaide)

Sarah Hawe (Penrith)

Genevieve Horton (Pymble)

Giorgia Patten (Perth)

Georgina Rowe (Sydney)

Katrina Werry (Melbourne)

Rugby

Henry Hutchison (Crows Nest)

Samu Kerevi (Brisbane)

Nathan Lawson (Sydney)

Dietrich Roache (Fairfield)

Lachie Miller (Sydney)

Joe Pincus (Sydney)

Josh Turner (Sydney)

Dylan Pietsch (Sydney)

Josh Coward (Ballarat)

Nick Malouf (Brisbane)

Maurice Longbottom (La Perouse)

Lachie Anderson (Kellyville)

Lewis Holland (Queanbeyan)

Lauren Brown (Gold Coast)

Rhiannon Byers (Pallamallawa)

Cassie Staples (Canberra)

Maddie Ashby (Sydney)

Charlotte Caslick (Brisbane)

Ellia Green (Melbourne)

Yasmin Meakes (Newcastle)

Sariah Paki (Parramatta)

Shannon Parry (Brisbane)

Evania Pelite (Brisbane)

Alicia Lucas (Wagga Wagga)

Emma Tonegato (Wollongong)

Sharni Williams (Batlow)

Lily Dick (Tugun)

Skateboarding

Keegan Palmer (Gold Coast)

Kieran Woolley (Kiama)

Shane O’Neill (Melbourne)

Poppy Olsen (Newcastle)

Hayley Wilson (Mansfield)

Softball

Tarni Stepto (Sydney)

Leah Parry (Perth)

Ellen Roberts (Westleigh)

Kaia Parnaby (Sydney)

Gabbie Plain (Sydney)

Belinda White (Adelaide)

Chelsea Forkin (Perth)

Taylah Tsitsikronis (Perth)

Clare Warwick (Hamilton)

Stacey McManus (Sydney)

Stacey Porter (Glenwood)

Rachel Lack (Sydney)

Jade Wall (Deagon)

Leigh Godfrey (Winthrop)

Michelle Cox (Belrose)

Tennis

James Duckworth (Sydney)

John Millman (Brisbane)

Max Purcell (Sydney)

Luke Saville (Cobdogla)

John Peers (Melbourne)

Ashleigh Barty (Ipswich)

Samantha Stosur (Gold Coast)

Ajla Tomljanović (Boca Raton, Florida)

Storm Sanders (Rockhampton)

Ellen Perez (Melbourne)

Triathlon

Jake Birthwhistle (Girona, Spain)

Matthew Hauser (Maryborough)

Aaron Royle (Waratah)

Ashleigh Gentle (Gold Coast)

Jaz Hedgeland (Perth)

Emma Jeffcoat (Collaroy)

Volleyball

Chris McHugh (Pambula)

Damien Schumann (Melbourne)

Mariafe Del Solar (Sydney)

Taliqua Clancy (Kingaroy)

Water Polo

Anthony Hrysanthos (Sydney)

Richie Campbell (Newcastle)

George Ford (Subiaco)

Goran Tomasevic (Sydney)

Nathan Power (Newcastle)

Lachlan Edwards (Melbourne)

A.J. Roach (Darlinghurst)

Aaron Younger (Attadale)

Andrew Ford (Perth)

Timothy Putt (Perth)

Rhys Howden (Brisbane)

Blake Edwards (Melbourne)

Joel Dennerley (Auburn)

Lea Yanitsas (Paddington)

Abby Andrews (Indooroopilly)

Keesja Gofers (Sydney)

Hannah Buckling (Sydney)

Bronte Hallingan (Sydney)

Elle Armit (Townsville)

Bronwen Knox (Brisbane)

Rowie Webster (Melbourne)

Amy Ridge (Sydney)

Zoe Arancini (Perth)

Lena Mihailović (Kirrawee)

Matilda Kearns (Sydney)

Gabi Palm (Brisbane)

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Cats Taiwan 2022: Cast list announcement

I've been having fun speculating on the cast for season 2 of the '2020' Asia tour, garnering clues from social media—but now we finally have an announcement (translated below from insta @s and #s to actual words):

GWB Entertainment (the production company):

We are thrilled to announce that 'Cats: The Musical' will be opening in Taipei at the Taipei Arena next week. The company from the United Kingdom, Australia, South Korea, France, the United States, and the Philippines, are safely in Taipei after completing the quarantine requirements. Keep reading to find out who they are. We will be touring to Taipei, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Hualien, Hsinchu, and Tainan.

(gifs from 15 Nov 2020)

THE CAST:

(++ means 'played that role in the 2020 asia tour', ** means 'was cast for that role for the 2021 Taiwain leg which was cancelled because of COVID', -- means 'has been in another previous production of Cats', and ?? means 'HELLO NEW FRIEND WHO ARE YOU?' - an honour saved only for the Bombalurina!)

Pronouns added for those who have them listed in their social media bios.

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Admetus / Macavity: Bradley Andrew Delarosabel (he/they) ** (Same role, International tour 2018)

Alonzo / Rumpus Cat: Nathan Zach Johnson ** (Coricopat Oasis cast 3, swing International tour 2017–18; has covered Coricopat, Tantomile, Tugger, Mungojerrie, Carbuckety, Admetus, Alonzo, Munkustrap)

Bill Bailey: Kade Hughes (he/him) ++ (also cover Carbuckety)

Bombalurina: Maddy Ambus ??

Carbuckety: Mukeni Nel (he/him) -- (Bill Bailey in 2019 international tour; has covered Misto)

Cassandra: Emily Casey (she/her) +* (was officially Tantomile in the 2020 tour but ended up covering Cassandra for almost half the performances; has also covered Demeter, Victoria, and Jemima)

Coricopat: Benjamin Mundy (he/him) -- (Coricopat and cover Tugger in 2015 London revival)

Demeter: Ashlee Hammerin (she/her) ** (swing in 2017 Asia tour, covering Demeter, Bombalurina, Tantomile, Rumpelteazer)

Deuteronomy: Brad Little ++ (plus 2017 Asia tour)

Electra/swing: Anina Pletscher (she/her) ++ (has covered Jemima, Victoria, Tantomile, Cassandra)

George/swing and dance captain: Taylor Scanlan (he/him) ++ (plus swing in 2015 and 2017 Austral/asia tours; has covered Mistoffelees, Bill Bailey, Carbuckety, Coricopat, Tantomile, Mungojerrie, Skimbleshanks)

Grizabella: Joanna Ampil ++ (Would have been replaced by Kerry Ellis for the original Taiwan leg, but Kerry can't make it this time, and Jo can!)

Gustopher: Ian Jon Bourg -- (Same role in the 2017 Asia tour)

Jellylorum: Alice Batt (she/her) ++ (covered Grizabella)

Jemima: Amy Everett (she/her) -- (Same role in Oasis cast 3; has covered Rumpelteazer)

Jennyanydots: Ellie Nunan (she/her) ++ (plus 2017 Asia tour; has covered Grizabella, Jellylorum)

Mistoffelees: Xavier Pellin (he/him) ++

Mungojerrie: George Hankers (he/him) ++ (plus Oasis cast 1 and 2017 Asia tour)

Munkustrap: Rafe Watts (he/him) ++

Rumpelteazer: Dominique Hamilton (she/her) ++ (plus 2014 and 2015 Austral/asia tours)

Rum Tum Tugger: Will Richardson -- (Same role in Oasis cat 3, and the 2017 Asia tour)

Skimbleshanks: Hayden Baum (he/him) ++ (same role in 2017 Asia tour, covered Tugger and Admetus)

Tantomile: Carly Miles -- (Jemima in 2017 Asia tour; has covered Victoria)

Victoria: Tyler Lotzof ++

Swing / resident director: Dane Quixall -- (SO MANY OTHER PRODUCTIONS and basically covered ALL THE MALE ROLES except Deut, Gus, and Munk)

Swing: Andrew Dunne ++ (plus many other Australasia tours before: always covers Gustopher/Deut, i.e., he is the walking cover)

Swing: Caitlin New (she/her) ++ (has covered Bombalurina, Tantomile, Coricopat, Jennyanydots, Grizabella)

Swing: Holly Meegan ++ (plus Jennyanydots in 2014–15 Austral/asia tours; has covered Grizabella, Jennyanydots)

Swing: Connor McAllister ** (cast for/covered Gustopher and Deut in 2016 UK and Oasis 6, so... we have two walking covers??)

[cryptidvoidwritings]

As all good things must come to an end, so to is the Asia tour coming to a close 😭😭😭

These casts just be determined to make me cry all the time.

(These are from many of their stories, quite a few used the same image with different messages.)

[neighboursdaily]

Neighbours 2016 Music

Attention To Detail by Tanya Batt Bitter Ends by The Rubens Black Rat by DZ Deathrays Blanket by Violent Soho Breathe by J-Paul Business, Yeah by The Preatures Can We Work It Out by Gordi Chasing Satellites by Thomas Fiss Dandelions by Sara Storer Dark Black Eyes by Loon Lake Days To Remember by Lior Daytime Tripping by Lowrider Deep Dark Savage Heart by Melody Pool Didnt Want To Fall In Love by The Feelers (promo) Dont Fight It by The Panics Dumb Ideas by Bad And Dreems Easy To Love by The Jezabels Embers Upon The Wind by Whitaker Every Time I Fall by Holychild Fading by Two People Fire Alarm by Castlecomer Fly Away by Joelistics Flying High, Falling Low by Walking On Cars Fools Fate by Nat Dunn For You by Gavin James Forever Falling by Mia Wray Forward Miles by Mt Warning Georgia by Vance Joy Ghost by Gavin James Happy With Me by Holychild Hearts A Gun by Gypsy & The Cat Heat On The Floor by Dorsal Fins Heavens Above by Distant Lover Help by London Grammar Hit The City by Davey Lane Homeless Man In Adidas by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard How I Feel by St Leonards Hume by Bad & Dreams I Hope I Never by Sarah Ellen I Just Wanna Be Somebody Else by Gypsy & The Cat I Lied by River Of Snakes Its My Fault by Pierce Brothers Its Written by Ray Danes Life by Gypsy And The Cat Love Me by Ash Grunwald Love Lost by Helen Shanahan Low On Your Supply by The Panics Low by Violent Soho Luck So Far by Slum Sociable Mango Tree by Nat Dunn Marianne by The Jezabels My Name Is Grace by Mia Wray My Own by Whitaker Nothing Left To Hide by Dorsal Fins Now That Were Alone by Saskwatch Ocean Wide by Amaya Laucirica Odyssey Of The Streets by Gypsy & The Cat One Big Mess by Shane Nicholson One Man Woman by Dallas Frasca Petrified Heart by Mt Warning Plans by Birds Of Tokyo Puzzle by Birds Of Tokyo Run To You by Ray Danes Saviour (I Tried) by Caitlin Harnett Secret Doors And Passageways by Tanya Batt Shortline by RY X Sinking Sun by Mt Warning Slow Magic by Crayon Fields Smile by Sheppard Somebodys Talking by The Preatures Someone For Everyone by Jamie Lawson Somethings Missing by Sheppard Southern Nightshade by Melody Pool Speeding Cars by Walking On Cars Start Again by Mia Wray Strong by London Grammar Supermarket Blues by Eden Mulholland Sweat by RY X The Way That It Goes by Thomas Fiss This Old Love by Lior This Town by Sarah Rzek Throw It To The Universe by The Soundtrack Of Our Lives Trois Gymnopédies: Gymnopédie No. 1 by Erik Satie Tropical Oceans by DD Dumbo Two Hands by You Am I Two Yone Melody by The Preatures Vampires by RY X Walking On Sunshine by Katrina And The Waves Wasted Days by Gypsy And The Cat Wasting My Young Years by London Grammar Waves by Jai Waetford What I Want by Mia Wray Whats Out There For Me? by A Sound Mind When The Iron Glows by Jae Laffer With You by Ellogram Woes by Tom Rosenthal (promo) Worlds by Sarah Aarons Michael Fatkin And Jai Waetford

[movielovtrailers-blog]

A Boy Called Po Official Trailer (2017) starring Christopher Gorham, Julian Feder and Kaitlin Doubleday. Trailer for A Boy Called Po, starring Christopher Gorham, Julian Feder, Kaitlin Doubleday. Inspired from true-events, 

[fearsmagazine]

New Trailer! From the Creator of 'Final Destination' - DON'T LOOK BACK

Caitlin Kramer, a woman overcoming a tragic past, is among several people who see a man being fatally assaulted. When the witnesses start dying mysteriously, she must unearth if they’re being targeted by a killer or something far more insidious.

Written & directed by: Jeffrey Reddick (Final Destination) DON’T LOOK BACK  stars Kourtney Bell, Bryan Batt, Will Stout, Skyler Hart, Jeremy Holm, Jaqueline Fleming, Amanda Grace Benitez, Damon Lipari, Han Soto, Dean J. West and Stephen Twardokus.

DON’T LOOK BACK in theaters & on demand on October 16, 2020.

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Wiener Dog Internationals - Is Wiener Dog Internationals on Netflix?

Wiener Dog Internationals – Is Wiener Dog Internationals on Netflix?

[ad_1] Watch on Netflix » Back to List » 93 min | Children & Family Movies When the Jack family enters their speedy dachshund, Shelly, in an international race, familiar faces threaten to ruin the results. Director: Kevan Peterson Cast: Morgan Fairchild, Jason London, Bryan Batt, Julian Feder, Caitlin Carmichael, Austin Anderson Netflix Rating: 2.4/5 IMDb Rating: 5.6/10 Available Since: 16 Jan…

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The cast of the 2020 Asia tour: a compilation from the Seoul leg of the tour, September 9 to December 6 2020.

The footage is not mine, and was used with permission from the owners: instagram users redbomb_evelyn, ahnhong.otr, yolee7272, and younseon_2.

I managed to get everyone in almost all of their roles!

Joanna Ampil as Grizabella Alice Batt as Jellylorum Hayden Baum as Skimbleshanks and Admetus Natalie Bennyworth as Cassandra Thalia Burt as Coricopat, Cassandra, Bombalurina, George, and Tantomile Emily Casey as Tantomile, Cassandra, and Jemima Benjamin Colley as Munkustrap and Tugger Fletcher Dobinson as Alonzo Andrew Dunne as Deuteronomy Dominique Hamilton as Rumpelteazer and Demeter George Hankers as Mungojerrie Kade Hughes as Bill Bailey and Carbuckety Thomas Inge as Admetus Jal Joshua as Carbuckety and Mistoffelees Brad Little as Deuteronomy Tyler Lotzof as Victoria Aaron Lynch as Coricopat, Skimbleshanks, and Alonzo Holly Meegan as Jennyanydots and Grizabella Suzie Melloy as Bombalurina Caitlin New as Tantomile, Bombalurina, and Coricopat Ella Nonini as Demeter Ellie Nunan as Jennyanydots Dan Partridge as Tugger Xavier Pellin as Mistoffelees Anina Pletscher as Electra, Cassandra, Victoria, and Jemima Taylor Scanlan as George, Bill Bailey, Mistoffelees, Skimbleshanks, Carbuckety, Mungojerrie, and Coricopat Rafe Watts as Munkustrap Holly Willock as Jemima and Rumpelteazer Karlis Zaid as Gus