#Kinky Boots Argentina

[moonchildreads]

i was tagged by the one and only @duquesademiel to list three things i’m proud of from 2022 (i know, i know, it's been almost three weeks since 2023 started, i'm sorry but i'm bored at work)

in 2022 i:

got my first proper job! after a series of failed interviews - including one where i got both sexually harrassed and asked to work for free in a "volunteer capacity" within the same 15 minutes, i found a spot at a place where i'm comfortable, valued, and treated with respect. i don't know how long i'll work here, but for now, i am happy and i'm learning lots which is the important part

went to therapy! this nifty weekly outing came with the added benefits of: having less general anxiety, developing healthy habits, learning to set boundaries, letting myself enjoy the little things, becoming comfortable with living in grey areas

decided that being alive was worth it. a little more sad than the other two, but by far the thing i am most proud of in 2022 and the only one that really matters

shout-out to the things that kept me from falling apart in the face of sheer terror, day after day, second by second:

videogames, like disco elysium, hades and stardew valley

books, like egghead by bo burnham

artists, like bts, bo burnham, soda stereo, stephen sondheim, beyoncé and fall out boy

musicals, like sweeney todd (2014 new york philharmonic concert), tick tick boom (the netflix movie, but also the 2001 production), company (2005 broadway revival) and kinky boots (2016 west end)

tv shows and assorted internet series, like stranger things 4, dickensian, players, big brother argentina and ghost files

people in my life, like my magnificent friends who bought my gun whenever i asked without judging me once (disco elysium reference, i do not own weapons irl except a really cool sword) and my parents who made sure i had a support system while i worked on myself all year

we made it. 2023, let's fucking go. <3

tagging @justahappycloud and @gutterratt just because i haven't seen you guys do it and it might be fun (and also because you two + the aforementioned @duquesademiel are some of the magnificent friends that made the difference for me this year - i love you more than you know, and i say it less than i ought to. i'm sorry and i thank you.)

[radiomashupok]

Kinky Boots Argentina

Comienza la venta de entradas para la obra que llegará a la calle Corrientes el 15 de enero de 2020 en el Teatro Astral, encabezado por Martín Bossi como Lola y Fernando Dente como Charlie

La obra genera mucha expectativa y cuenta con un elenco imponente: Martín Bossi como Lola, Fernando Dente como Charlie y Sofía Morandi como Lauren. El espectáculo está bajo la dirección de Ricky Pashkus y coreografía de Gustavo Wons. Completan el elenco Florencia Anca, Mario Angelomé, Évelyn Basile, Menelik Cambiaso, Walter Canella, Bruno Coccia, Nicolás Di Pace, Eugenia Gil Rodriguez, Fer Ibarra, Clara Lanzani, Mariano Magnífico, Nacho Mintz, Gustavo Monje, Laura Montini, Lucre Orlando, Mariel Percossi, Matías Prieto Peccia, Nico Arosa, Nicolás Serraiti, Pedro Velázquez, Sofia Val y Nicolás Villalba. Definitivamente este show viene pisando fuerte y con botas rojas!! 

Kinky Boots

Charlie Price, es hijo de un zapatero artesano, dueño de una fábrica que da trabajo a varias familias de Northern England. No se siente atraído por el negocio familiar y se marcha a vivir con su novia Nicole a Londres en busca de un futuro juntos. Pero la repentina muerte de su padre lo obliga a volver para el funeral y solucionar el tema de la fábrica de calzado, que descubre el negocio no es tal negocio y que su padre tenía partidas enteras de zapatos guardadas por cancelación de pedidos. Para evitar el cierre, debe reducir costos y comienza despidiendo a 15 trabajadores, hasta que Lauren, una trabajadora enamorada de él en secreto, le dice que si no funciona el negocio, quejarse no es la solución, lo que debe es cambiar de objetivo. En un viaje a Londres para visitar a un antiguo cliente al que trata de vender alguna partida de las almacenadas en la fábrica, Charlie, acude en ayuda de Simon, que ahora es un transformista de nombre artístico Lola. Charlie recuerda la sugerencia de Lauren y decide invitar a Lola a visitar su fábrica para que le muestre exactamente el tipo de botas que no encuentran él y sus amigos. Lola y sus amigos, llegan para ayudar a Charlie y a sus trabajadores para que modernicen su sentido de la estética y lo ayudan a diseñar una nueva línea llamada Kinky Boots, que podría salvar la fábrica

Elenco

Martín Bossi - Lola / Simón Fernando Dente - Charlie Price Sofia Morandi - Lauren

Florencia Anca Mario Angelomé Évelyn Basile Menelik Cambiaso Walter Canella Bruno Coccia Nicolás Di Pace Eugenia Gil Rodriguez Fer Ibarra Clara Lanzani Mariano Magnífico Nacho Mintz Gustavo Monje Laura Montini Lucre Orlando Mariel Percossi Matías Prieto Peccia Nico Arosa Nicolás Serraiti Pedro Velázquez Sofia Val Nicolás Villalba. Ricky Pashkus - Dirección General

Funciones: De Miércoles a Viernes 21hs Sábado 20:30hs y 23hs. Domingo 20:30hs Teatro Astral Av. Corrientes 1639,CABA, BsAs Entradas desde $700 a $1800. Venta por boletería del teatro o por Plateanet 

[sherlock-is-ace]

I'm going to cry!!! They're doing a production of Kinky Boots in Argentina with a perfect cast and i don't have money nor a car to drive 2 hours to the city to see it </3

[homuncvlus]

My Favourite Songs From Musicals:

In The Heights

It Won't Be Long Now

When the Sun Goes Down

96,000

In the Heights

Carnaval Del Barrio

Everything I Know

When You're Home

Champagne

Benny's Dispatch

No Me Diga 

Wicked (literally every song is great...)

One Short Day

Thank Goodness

Dancing Through Life

I'm Not That Girl

No One Mourns The Wicked 

High Hopes

Finale "Wicked"

Wonderful

Defying Gravity

Popular

What Is This Feeling?

The Wizard And I 

Be More Chill

Voices in My Head (FAVOURITE FAVOURITE)

The Pitiful Children

Michael in the Bathroom

Halloween

Loser Geek Whatever

More Than Survive (Reprise) (AND THIS)

More Than Survive

The Phantom Of The Opera

Medley: Down Once More / Track Down This Murderer

The Music Of The Night

The Phantom Of The Opera

Think Of Me

Why Have You Brought Me Here/Raoul I've Been There

All I Ask Of You

The Point Of No Return/Chandelier Crash

Notes / Prima Donna

Overture

Notes / Twisted Every Way (hisflkjsadanl;k when the melody goes down 😋)

Avenue Q

If You Were Gay

Annie Get Your Gun

Anything You Can Do

Beetlejuice

Say My Name

Billy Elliot

The Stars Look Down

Electricity

Bonnie & Clyde

This World Will Remember Us (feat. Jeremy Jordan & Laura Osnes)

Too Late to Turn Back Now (feat. Laura Osnes & Jeremy Jordan)

Picture Show (feat. L. Osnes, J. Jordan, K. Fowler & T. Ackerman)

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

The Double Bubble Duchess

Chicago

Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag (Medley Title)

Roxie (Album Version)

Cell Block Tango

Nowadays (Roxie) (Album Version)

Mister Cellophane (Album Version)

Razzle Dazzle (Album Version)

Dear Evan Hansen

If I Could Tell Her

In the Bedroom Down the Hall (Demo)

Hairspray

Mama, I'm A Big Girl Now

Hamilton (EVERY SONG IS 👌👌👌 - i swear im not just copying the whole soundtrack 😳)

The World Was Wide Enough

Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story

Non-Stop

My Shot

My Shot (feat. Busta Rhymes, Joell Ortiz & Nate Ruess)

Guns and Ships

The Room Where It Happens

You'll Be Back

Helpless (feat. Ja Rule)

Stay Alive

Cabinet Battle #2

Aaron Burr, Sir

Washington on Your Side

Alexander Hamilton

Burn

Dear Theodosia (feat. Ben Folds)

We Know

Heathers

Beautiful

Kinky Boots

The History of Wrong Guys

Les Misérables

On My Own

On My Own (motion picture)

Bring Him Home

The Final Battle

One Day More

Miss Saigon

I'd Give My Life For You (Live)

The Movie In My Mind (Live)

Last Night Of The World (Live)

Pippin

No Time at All

Evita

Don't Cry For Me Argentina

Hair

Aquarius

Love Never Dies

Ladies...Gents! / The Coney Island Waltz (Reprise)

"Mother, Did You Watch?"

Heaven By The Sea (Reprise)

RENT

La Vie Boheme

Take Me or Leave Me

Seasons of Love

School Of Rock

Stick It to the Man

Singing In The Rain

Singin' In The Rain

Spring Awakening

Mama Who Bore Me (Reprise)

Don't Do Sadness/Blue Wind

Sweeney Todd

Johanna

By the Sea

The Ballad of Sweeney Todd

South Pacific

Some Enchanted Evening (from "South Pacific")

The Greatest Showman

A Million Dreams (Reprise)

Come Alive

The Other Side

Never Enough

Rewrite The Stars

A Million Dreams

The Greatest Show

This Is Me

SMASH (i think it counts...?)

Let Me Be Your Star

The Rocky Horror Show

Dammit Janet

Sweet Transvestite

Thoroughly Modern Millie

Gimme Gimme

Cats

Memory

Waitress

What Baking Can Do

The Negative

She Used to Be Mine

What's Inside

[royalpain16]

A Musical About Princess Diana Is Set To Open On Broadway In 2020

Starring Jeanna de Waal as the "People's Princess," the show boasts a Tony Award-winning creative team.

By Curtis M. Wong 08/13/2019 04:26 ET

A musical about the life of Princess Diana is Broadway-bound. 

Directed by Christopher Ashley, “Diana” is scheduled to open at New York’s Longacre Theatre next March. It follows the life of the “People’s Princess” (played by Jeanna de Waal) during her turbulent 15-year marriage to Prince Charles (Roe Hartrampf), culminating in her 1997 death at the age of 36. 

“Thrust into a spotlight brighter than any the world had ever known, Diana soon finds herself at odds with her husband, an unrelenting news media, and the monarchy itself,” a synopsis of the show sent to HuffPost and other media outlets reads. “Leading fiercely with her heart, Princess Diana stands up for her family, her country and herself, while managing to capture the hearts of the world.”

“She defied expectations, she rocked the royals and she created a legacy that will endure forever,” the press note concludes. 

From the sounds of it, “Diana” ― which debuted this spring at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego ― takes a few cues from “Evita,” Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 1978 musical about Argentina’s legendary first lady, Eva Perón.

It also boasts an impressive pedigree. David Bryan, who co-wrote the score, is the longtime keyboardist for Bon Jovi. He and Joe DiPietro are also the creators of the 2009 hit, “Memphis,” which won four Tony Awards. 

In 2017, Ashley received a Tony Award for directing “Come From Away,” which continues to play to sold-out crowds on Broadway. 

The San Diego production, however, received mixed reviews.

“The show doesn’t work but that hardly matters these days for a musical that can draw in the tourist masses,” Los Angeles Times critic Charles McNulty wrote, adding that the score sounded “dated.”

The Hollywood Reporter’s review was more generous, saying that the musical “seems to have many of the pieces needed for a hit” despite “flaws.” 

For London-born de Waal, whose Broadway credits include “Kinky Boots” and “American Idiot,” bringing Diana to life is a dream come true. 

“I hope people who come to see ‘Diana’ that didn’t know about her and weren’t aware of her journey leave the theater with an idea of what she did for the world and the changes she made,” she said in a March interview. “She’s still such a huge part of our zeitgeist ... I think we want to celebrate her.”

[silhouettesetawayfromtimeforever]

Common Audition Roles [List 1 (3/28/19)] Part I

Phantom of the Opera

Christine Daae:

(High Soprano, G#3-E6 (only goes up to C#6 live in most productions, including broadway)

A singer must be free (Nightingale)*, Children of the wind (Rags), yes my heart (Carnival), Seeing is believing [female solo cut] (Aspects of Love), The Finer Things (Jane Eyre), Inside Out (GGLAM)

Raoul:

(Legit baritone, G2-Ab4)

Asking for you (Do re mi), Her face (Carnival)*, I like you (Fanny), If I loved you* (Carousel), I do not know a day I did not love you (Two by two), People will say we’re in love (Oklahoma), Love to me (Light in the Piazza)

Phantom (Erik):

If I can’t love her (BATB), Lilly’s Eyes [or just about anything Neville or Archie sing] (Secret Garden)*, If I loved you (Carousel), look at Frank Wildhorn’s shows (Jekyll & Hyde, Dracula, Scarlet Pimpernel), Martin Guerre

Firmin/André/Buquet/Male Ensemble:

It must be so (Candide), C’est Moi (Camelot)*, War is a Science (Pippin)*, Any Gilbert & Sullivan patter Song (a la Modern Major General from Pirates of Penzance)*

Carlotta:

Art is calling me (The Enchantress)*, They Won’t let you in the Opera, The Finer Things (Jane Eyre), Glitter and be Gay (Candide), By Strauss (Gershwins), The Glamourous Life [As a solo for Desiree, look at version on Renée Fleming’s Broadway album] (A little night music), Any big comic high soprano aria like Quando m’en Vo (La Boheme) or The Doll Song (Les Contes de Hoffman)*

Piangi/Male Ensemble:

It must be so (Candide), C’est Moi (Camelot), any big high comic tenor aria like ale Donna e Mobile (Rigoletto), La Fille du Regiment,

Meg Giry/Female Ensemble:

The beauty is (Light in the Piazza), Dear Friend (She loves me), Why not me (Carrie), hold on, the girl I mean to be or Come to my garden* (Secret Garden), some things are meant to be (Little Women), yes my heart (Carnival), The glamorous life [Frederika solo-movie] (a little night music)

Mme Giry/Female Ensemble:

When there’s no one (Carrie), I read* or Loving you (Passion), will you* (Grey Gardens), Dividing day or Let’s walk (Light in the Piazza)

Les Miserables:

Jean Val Jean:

At the fountain*-SSOS, Soliloquy* (Carousel), Something was missing-Annie, if I can't love her-BATB, close every door-Joseph, now there is no choice-Jekyll & Hyde, I’m Martin Guerre*– Martin Guerre, no other way (Tarzan), the impossible dream, where in the world (Secret Garden), This Is The Moment (Jekyll&Hyde) , Being Alive (Company) , Finishing the Hat (Sunday in the Park)

Javert:

Falcon in the dive (Scarlet Pimpernel), soliloquy* (carousel) molasses to rum (1776) Kim’s nightmare (miss Saigon), nowhere left to run (amazing grace), anthem* (chess), look at Jekyll&Hyde

Bishop:

Pilate’s dream (JCS), Sweeney Todd/Turpin’s stuff, molasses to rum* (1776), Rains of Castamere* (Game of Thrones), Ol’ Man River (Show boat)

Marius:

il Mundo era vuoto, On the Street Where You Live” from My Fair Lady, Into the Fire *– Scarlet Pimpernel, Lily’s Eyes- Secret Garden, This is the Moment – Jekyll and Hyde, Why God* from Miss Saigon

Enjolras & students:

Private Conversation*, You Should Be Loved, The Devil You Know from Side Show, Why God” ** from Miss Saigon, I’ve Heard It All Before from Shenandoah, Guido’s Song* from Nine, I, Don Quixote from Man of La Mancha

Thenardier:

Guido’s Song (Nine), Reviewing the Situation* or pick a pocket or two– Oliver!, The American Dream (miss Saigon), molasses to rum* (1776)

Mme Thenardier:

Naughty Baby – Crazy For You, Deep Down Inside from Little Me, Loud from Matilda, Leave You *– Follies, Little Girls from Annie, Wherever He Ain’t from Mack and Mabel, Whatever Happened to My Part from Spamalot, Fine Life* from Oliver

Fantine:

Where is it written from Yentl, Heaven Help My Heart– Chess, Someone Like You– Jekyll and Hyde, Could We Start Again Please - J.C. Superstar, Aldonza* – Man La Mancha, Unusual Way - Nine, The Movie in the Mind- Miss Saigon, Your Daddy’s Son or Back to Before* - Ragtime, Forgiveness- Jane Eyre, Loving you (Passion)

Eponine:

A New Life* from J&H,What Kind of Fool Am I from Stop The World I Want to Get Off, Why Can’t I Speak? from Zorba, I Don’t Know How to Love Him - J.C Superstar, They Say It’s Wonderful - Annie Get Your Gun, As Long as He Needs Me - Oliver!, Hold On - The Secret Garden, With One Look— Sunset Boulevard, Back to Before - Ragtime, Stranger to the rain (Children of Eden), Loving you (Passion), unexpected Song or tell me on a Sunday (Song & dance)*

Cosette:

Happiness (Passion), Light in the Piazza — The Light in the Piazza, Come to My Garden – The Secret Garden, Embraceable You – Crazy for You, Falling In Love with Love – The Boys from Syracuse, Finer Things – Jane Eyre, Unusual Way* - Nine, My White Knight – The Music Man, Children of the wind (Rags), yes my heart* (Carnival), unexpected song* (Song & dance), tell me why (amazing grace), A TON of stuff from My Life with Albertine

Lil Cosette:

There’s more to life from Ruthless, The girl I mean to be* from Secret Garden, my lord and master (the king and I)

Gavroche:

Consider yourself or where is love from Oliver, Wick* from Secret Garden, Edgar’s stuff in Ragtime, Not while I'm around (Sweeney)

Urinetown:

Bobby:

Sit Down You’re Rockin’ The Boat*, Married” from Cabaret, Any of the prince’s songs from Once Upon A Mattress., Something From a Dream from Bridges of Madison County “My Unfortunate Erection” from The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and If You Were Gay from Avenue Q, My Bobby when I did it sang Out there from Hunchback & What do I need with Love* (TMM)

Cladwell:

The Legacy** from On The Twentieth Century}, Married from Cabaret, molasses to rum* (1776), dance with me, darling-Bat Boy,

Lockstock:

The Legacy and I've got it all from On The Twentieth Century, all I care about is love (Chicago), molasses to rum* (1776), me (BATB), You deserve a better life or private conversation from Side Show, The Way it ought to be (Tale of 2 cities), as good as you (Jane Eyre), dance with me darling* (Bat boy)

Hope:

Make Believe-Show Boat*, A home for you-Bat boy, Daddy's Girl (Grey Gardens), Goodbye little dream goodbye (Cole Porter), Goodnight My Someone – Music Man, Ribbons Down My Back – Hello Dolly, When I Marry Mr. Snow – Carousel, A Change In Me – Beauty and the Beast , A New Life – Jekyll & Hyde, It Might As Well Be Spring – State Fair, They Say It’s Wonderful – Annie Get Your Gun, Delishious - Nice Work If You Can Get It**

Pennywise:

What Ever Happened to my Part*- Spamalot(my Penny sang this), Anything that Ms. Strict* from Zombie Prom sings, Little Girls from Annie but that’s kinda overdone, A New Argentina - Evita , Morning Person- Shrek, Mr. Right from Triumph of Love, Down in the Depths on the 90th Floor-Cole Porter,

Little Sally:

My Party Dress from Henry and Mudge, “Disneyland*” from Smile, What It Means to be A Friend from 13 the Musical, “My Friend The Dictionary” or “The I Love You Song” from Spelling Bee, “It’s a Perfect Relationship*” from Bells Are Ringing, A Home for You from Bat Boy, “Where In The World Is My Prince” from Miss Spectacular, “Change” from A New Brain, Calm (Ordinary Days), Little known facts (You're a good man, Charlie Brown)

Other female featured/Ensemble (Ma Strong, Becky, etc):

Disneyland” from Smile, A Home for You or Inside your heart from Bat Boy, A Change In Me – Beauty and the Beast, It’s a perfect relationship (Bells are ringing), Change* (A new brain), Life upon the wicked stage (show boat), Feelings (The Apple Tree), unexpected song (song and dance), They won’t let you in the Opera, A lot of jazz songs (Cole Porter in particular), a TON of Judy’s stuff* and Penthouse apartment from Ruthless!

Other male featured/Ensemble (Harry, McQueen, etc):

Any of the prince’s songs from Once Upon A Mattress., Dance with me darling** or let me walk among you (Bat boy), Rooster’s song* (Annie), look at comedy songs from Kurt Weill*, Cole Porter, Gershwins

Rent:

Mark:

I’m Not That Guy*, Public Life, or The Saddest Song from Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Amazing Journey, Sensation, or I’m Free from The Who’s Tommy, I’m One or Is It In My Head from Quadrophenia, I’m Alive from Next to Normal, I who have nothing (Lieber & Stoller), Freedom 90 (George Michael), Can't get enough of your love Babe or my first my last my everything (Barry White), 6th Ave heartache (The Wallflowers), Know your enemy* or favorite son (Green Day)

Roger:

Don’t do Sadness* from Spring Awakening, Louder than words” or “See Her Smile" from Tick, Tick…Boom}, Iris (Goo goo dolls)

Collins:

Can't get enough of your love Babe* (Barry White), Can't make you live me (Bonnie Rait), real life** (Tick tick boom), old man river, bui doi (miss Saigon), Empty chairs

Angel:

Wig in a box* (Hedwig), stuff from Jersey Boys, Don't let me go (Shrek), Great balls of fire, a bunch of Bowie & Queen* songs, look at Kinky boots

Benny:

Favorite son* (Green day), I'll be here (Wild Party), let it sing** (Violet)

Mimi:

Saturday Night in the City from The Wedding Singer, Bring the Future Faster** from Rooms, Safe in the City from Taboo, It Won’t Be Long Now from In The Heights, Come To Your Senses* from Tick Tick …. Boom (May be overdone at Rent, but great for her)

Joanne:

Easy to be hard (Hair), Come to your senses, safe in the City, when you're good to mama (Chicago), My Strongest Suit (Aida)},,you had me (Joss Stone), something bad or i'm breaking down** [the end reminds me of we’re ok!](Falsettos), random black girl* (homemade fusion)

Maureen:

Easy To Be Hard from Hair, The Life of the Party** from The Wild Party, My Strongest Suit from Aida, Special from Avenue Q, My friend got the role with Ireland* from Legally Blonde (and play it up like Over the Moon), Acid Queen from Tommy, Touch-A-Touch-A-Touch Me from Rocky Horror, need a lover (Pat Benatar), let me come home* (Wedding Singer)

Male Ensemble:

I who have nothing (Lieber & Stoller), Freedom 90* (George Michael), Can't get enough of your love Babe or my first my last my everything (Barry White), 6th Ave heartache (The Wallflowers), Know your enemy or favorite son* (Green Day)

Female Ensemble:

Call from the Vatican (Nine), Saturday Night in the City from The Wedding Singer, “Come to Your Senses” from Tick tick boom (probably will be suuuppper overdone at a rent audition, Safe In the City” from Taboo, Look at The Who’s Tommy, I Will Prevail from Wonderland, Forever from Shrek the Musical, Anything Natalie sings in Next to Normal… or just any female song in that show, My Strongest Suit from Aida (only really good for Maureen), The Dark I know Well is overdone but good

Grease:

Sandy:

How Lovely to be a woman (Bye bye birdie), Anything Toffee sings in Zombie Prom**, happy to keep his dinner warm, love me tender or there's always me (all shook up)}, Lonely pew (Reefer Madness) Someday (Wedding Singer), you don't have to say you love me (Dusty Springfield), Inside you heart* from Bat Boy

Danny:

how can I say goodbye* (Zombie Prom), Mary Jane/Mary Lane (Reefer Madness), I don’t want to (all shook up), it takes two (hairspray), One last kiss (bye bye birdie), serve yourself (pump boys and dinettes), Edgar’s part *of Comfort and Joy [i have kind of a weird solo cut that could do the trick] (Bat Boy), look at Crybaby

Rizzo:

Spanish rose, I don't know how to love him, big spender (sweet charity), one night with you *(All shook up), nobody's side (Chess), you don't have to say you love me** (Dusty Springfield)

Marty/Female Ensemble:

A teenager in love* (Return from the forbidden planet), fools fall in love (all shook up), change (a new brain), an English teacher (Bye bye birdie)}, whatever Lola wants (damn Yankees), stuff from Bonnie&Clyde, you don't have to say you love me, wishing and hoping*, or Son of a Preacher Man (or anything she's done, really (Dusty Springfield), a tonnn of female stuff from Bat Boy, look at Shout! A Mod Musical, a lot of pop songs of the 50s and 60s.

Kenickie/Male Ensemble:

Stuff from catch me of you can, All shook up, me (BATB), a tonnn of Male stuff from Bat Boy, Jersey Boys, Footloose, a lot of pop songs of the 50s and 60s. Earth angels (crew cuts)

Legally blonde:

Elle:

Fly, Fly, Away” - Catch Me If You Can , “Fly Into the Future**” - Vanities, “On My Way” - Violet, “How to Return Home” - Tales from the Bad Years}*

Emmet:

Freeze Your Brain” - Heathers, Wouldn't it be nice or I'll be here (Wild Party), Purpose (Ave Q), Marry me a little * Company), my next story (Glory days), They say it's wonderful (Annie Get Your Gun)}, let me walk among you (Bat boy), it took me awhile (John & Jen)

Warren:

Freeze Your Brain” - Heathers}

Wouldn't it be nice (Wild Party), The Green (Wedding Singer), Bye Room (John & Jen)

Vivienne/Brooke:

Candy Store” or “Beautiful” - Heathers, Pop!”- The Wedding Singer, Miss Byrd” -Closer Than Ever}

Margot, Pilar & Serena:

You’ve Got Possibilities”, “Getting Ready” - 13}

Pr. Callahan:

The pinstripes are all they see (Catch Me if you can), all I care about is love (Chicago), Sweet Charity,

Paulette:

Shy” - Once Upon a Mattress, “What Ever Happened to My Part” - Spamalot, “A Little Brains A Little Talent” - Damn Yankees , “As We Stumble Along” - The Drowsy Chaperone, The same old music** (Vanities), I ain't got time (Zanna don't), plain Jane fast ass (bare), Get out and stay out, change* (a new brain)

Kate & Female Ensemble:

Someday*- The Wedding Singer, Let’s Hear it for the Boy- Footloose, Mixtape- Avenue Q, Once Upon a Time- Brooklyn: The Musical, Cute Boys With Short Haircuts* or The Same Old Music or Fly Into the Future from Vanities

Grandmaster & Male Ensemble:

it takes two (hairspray), look at bring it on, Charlie’s stuff* kinky boots

[theaterkidzuko]

MT ragers - a playlist of showtunes that absolutely slam

hair - hair // the house of borden - lizzie // sugar daddy - hedwig and the angry inch // what you own - rent // alas for you - godspell // the bitch of living - spring awakening // let’s hear it for the boy - footloose // you can’t beat the system - cry-baby // populism, yea yea - bloody bloody andrew jackson // the rhythm of life - sweet charity // good for you - dear evan hansen // land of lola - kinky boots // you don’t know/i am the one - next to normal // light of the world - godspell // brand new you - 13 // a new argentina - evita // one night in bangkok - chess // angry inch - hedwig and the angry inch // my strongest suit - aida // american idiot - american idiot // the flesh failures/let the sun shine in - hair 

LISTEN HERE

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[djbcadventures]

The DJBC Happy Hour # 285 Playlist

Here is the playlist from last night’s show.  The 61st Annual Grammy Awards air next Sunday night on CBS, hosted by Grammy-winning superstar Alicia Keys.

SHOW PLAYLIST (Year indicates Grammy win for Best Musical Theater Album): “Aquarius” - Hair (1969; Ronald Dyson and Original Cast) “I Believe” - The Book of Mormon (2012; Andrew Rannells and Ensemble) “My Favorite Things” - The Sound of Music (1961; Mary Martin) “Day by Day” - Godspell (1972; Robin Lamont and Original Cast) “Superstar” - Jesus Christ Superstar: Live In Concert (2019 Nominee; Brandon Victor Dixon) “I Could Have Danced All Night” - My Fair Lady: 2018 Original Revival Cast (2019 Nominee; Lauren Ambrose) “History Has Its Eyes on You” - Hamilton (2016; Original Cast) “Defying Gravity” - Wicked (2005; Kristin Chenoweth & Idina Menzel) “Ease on Down the Road” - The Wiz (1976; Original Cast) “Jailhouse Rock” - Smokey Joe’s Cafe (1996; Michael Park and Original Cast) “People” - Funny Girl (1965; Barbra Streisand) “We Can Do It” - The Producers (2002; Nathan Lane & Matthew Broderick) “Promises, Promises” - Promises, Promises (1970; Jerry Orbach) “How To” - How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (1962; Robert Morse) “Pinball Wizard” - The Who’s Tommy (1994; Original Broadway Cast)

(Edited to Add the Bonus Hour Playlist): “On the Balcony of Casa Rosada/Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” - Evita (1981; Original Broadway Cast, including THE Patti LuPone) “I Dreamed a Dream” - Les Miserables (1987) “Memory” - Cats (1984; Betty Buckley) “Sunday” - Sunday in the Park with George (1985; Original Broadway Cast) “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” - Beautiful (2015; Jessie Mueller) “76 Trombones” - The Music Man (1959; Robert Preston) “Tomorrow” - Annie (1978; Andrea McArdle) “Find Your Grail” - Monty Python’s Spamalot (2006; Original Broadway Cast) “Company” - Company (1971; Dean Jones and Original Broadway Cast) “Thoroughly Modern Millie” - Thoroughly Modern Millie (2003 Nominee; Sutton Foster and Original Broadway Cast) “The Nicest Kids in Town” - Hairspray (2003; Original Broadway Cast) “Pretty Women” - Sweeney Todd (1980; Len Cariou) “Finale/Children Will Listen/You Are Not Alone” - Into the Woods (1989; Bernadette Peters and Original Broadway Cast)

And, out of curiousity, here were the past winners of the Musical Theater Album since the first Grammy was handed out in 1959.  Those with asterisks (*) won the Best Musical Tony Award, as well.

1959: The Music Man* 1960: TIE - Gypsy; Redhead 1961: The Sound of Music* 1962: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying* 1963: No Strings 1964: She Loves Me 1965: Funny Girl 1966: On A Clear Day You Can See Forever 1967: Mame 1968: Cabaret*

1969: Hair 1970: Promises, Promises 1971: Company* 1972: Godspell 1973: Don’t Bother Me, I Can’t Cope 1974: A Little Night Music* 1975: Raisin* 1976: The Wiz* 1977: Bumbling Brown Sugar 1978: Annie*

1979: Ain’t Misbehavin’* 1980: Sweeney Todd* 1981: Evita* 1982: Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music 1983: Dreamgirls 1984: Cats* 1985: Sunday in the Park with George 1986: West Side Story 1987: Follies: In Concert 1988: Les Miserables*

1989: Into the Woods 1990: Jerome Robbins’ Broadway 1991: Les Miserables: The Symphonic Recording 1992: The Will Rogers Follies* 1993: Guys and Dolls: The Complete New Cast Recording 1994: The Who’s Tommy 1995: Passion* 1996: Smokey Joe’s Cafe 1997: Riverdance 1998: Chicago: The Musical (the Revival)

1999: The Lion King* 2000: Annie Get Your Gun: The New Broadway Cast 2001: Elton John and Tim Rice’s Aida 2002: The Producers* 2003: Hairspray* 2004: Gypsy: A Musical Fable 2005: Wicked 2006: Monty Python’s Spamalot* 2007: Jersey Boys* 2008: Spring Awakening*

2009: In the Heights* 2010: West Side Story: New Cast Recording 2011: American Idiot 2012: The Book of Mormon* 2013: Once* 2014: Kinky Boots* 2015: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical 2016: Hamilton* 2017: The Color Purple: New Broadway Cast 2018: Dear Evan Hansen*

2019: Find out on February 10; Nominees are reigning Tony-winner The Band’s Visit, the Emmy-winning Jesus Christ Superstar: Live in Concert, and the Revivals of My Fair Lady, Carousel, and Once on This Island  (EDIT on February 12: Last year’s Tony-winning Best Musical The Band’s Visit won for Best Musical Theater Album, following last year’s sweep of the Tonys.)

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The Signs as Musicals:

Aries: West Side Story - (1975) The musical explores the rivalry between the Jets and the Sharks, two teenage street gangs of different ethnic backgrounds. The members of the Sharks, from Puerto Rico, are taunted by the Jets, a white gang. The young protagonist, Tony, a former member of the Jets and best friend of the gang's leader, Riff, falls in love with Maria, the sister of Bernardo, the leader of the Sharks.

Taurus: On The Town - (1944) t’s 1944, and a trio of sailors arrives in New York City for 24 hours of shore leave, eager to see the sights and meet pretty girls. On the subway, Gabey spots a poster of “Miss Turnstiles,” Ivy Smith, and instantly becomes obsessed with meeting her. Elsewhere, Chip takes a ride with an outgoing cab driver named Hildy, and Ozzie meets anthropologist Claire de Loone at the Museum of Natural History. By the next morning, the guys and their gals have enjoyed a night of dance and romance in some of the city’s hottest nightclubs, an adventure none of them will ever forget.

Gemini: Heathers: The Musical - (2010) Heathers is a rock musical based on the 1988 cult film Heathers. is the story of Veronica Sawyer, a brainy, beautiful teenage misfit who hustles her way into the most powerful and ruthless clique at Westerburg High: the Heathers. But before she can get comfortable atop the high school food chain, Veronica falls in love with the dangerously sexy new kid J.D. When Queen Bitch Heather Chandler kicks her out of the group, Veronica decides to bite the bullet and kiss Heather’s aerobicized ass…but J.D. has another plan for that bullet. The show, while a comedy, is a sexually charged high school drama that deals with issues of teen suicide, murder, bullying, homophobia, and gun violence.

Cancer: Evita - (1978) Evita is based on the historical story of María Eva Duarte de Perón, a poor Argentinian girl who grows up to be the wife of the president of Argentina, worshipped by her people. As a young woman who longs for an acting career, fame, and fortune, Eva quickly learns that her feminine wiles hold power among a culture, and a political system, run by men. Once she makes it to Buenos Aires, Evita finds fame and power in her powers of seduction, eventually seducing the rising political figure, Juan Perón, who becomes the President of Argentina. As First Lady of Argentina, she aligns herself with the poor, winning herself, and Perón, popularity among Argentinians. Evita becomes a hero to the poor and the working class­—and an enemy to the rich. A young and unknown revolutionary, Ché, narrates the rise and fall of the beloved matriarch of the Argentinian people.

Leo: A Chorus Line - (1975) Centered on seventeen Broadway Dancers auditioning for spots on a chorus line, the musical is set on the bare stage of a Broadway theatre during an audition for a musical. A Chorus Line provides a glimpse into the personalities of the performers and the choreographer as they describe the events that have shaped their lives and their decisions to become dancers.

Virgo: Cats - (1981) The musical tells the story of a tribe of cats called the Jellicles and the night they make what is known as "the Jellicle choice" and decide which cat will ascend to the Heaviside Layer and come back to a new life.

Libra: Rent - (1993) Rent follows the ups and downs of a year in the life of a group of impoverished, artistic friends living in Manhattan’s East Village. Mark, an aspiring filmmaker, struggles to find his place in the world; his roommate Roger, an HIV-positive musician, wonders how he will leave his mark before he dies. Mimi and Angel look for true love as they face the harsh reality of life as HIV-positive young people, while the businesslike Joanne seeks fidelity from her wild-child performance artist girlfriend Maureen. The group’s dreams, losses, and love stories weave through the musical’s narration to paint a stunningly raw and emotional portrait of the gritty bohemian world of New York City in the late 1980s, under the shadow of HIV/AIDS.

Scorpio: Chicago - (1975) Set in the legendary city during the roaring “jazz hot” 20s, Chicago tells the story of two rival vaudevillian murderesses locked up in Cook County Jail. Nightclub star Velma’s serving time for killing her husband and sister after finding the two in bed together. Driven chorus girl Roxie’s been tossed in the joint for bumping off the lover she’s been cheating on her husband with. Not one to rest on her laurels, Velma enlists the help of prison matron Mama Morton and slickster lawyer Billy Flynn, who turn Velma’s incarceration into a murder-of-the-week media frenzy, thus preparing the world for a splashy showbiz comeback. But Roxie’s got some of her own tricks up her sleeve… The story is a satire on corruption in the administration of criminal justice and the concept of the "celebrity criminal”.

Sagittarius: Newsies - (1992) Based on the real-life Newsboy Strike of 1899, this new Disney musical tells the story of Jack Kelly, a rebellious newsboy who dreams of a life away from the big city. After publishing giant Joseph Pulitzer raises newspaper prices at the newsboys’ expense, Kelly and his fellow newsies take action. With help from the beautiful female reporter Katherine Plumber, all of New York City soon recognizes the power of “the little man.”

Capricorn: Kinky Boots - (2012) Based on the 2005 British film Kinky Boots, the musical tells the story of Charlie Price. Having inherited a shoe factory from his father, Charlie forms an unlikely partnership with cabaret performer and drag queen Lola to produce a line of hugh-heeled boots and save the business. In the process, Charlie and Lola discover that they are not so different after all.

Aquarius: Hair - (1967) A product of the hippie counterculture and sexual revolution of the late 1960s, several of its songs became anthems of the anti-Vietnam War peace movement. The musical's profanity, its depiction of the use of illegal drugs, its treatment of sexuality, its irreverence for the American flag, and its nude scene caused much comment and controversy.

Pisces: Legally Blonde - (2007) The story is based on the novel Legally Blonde by Amanda Brown and the 2001 film of the same name. It tells the story of Elle Woods, a sorority girl who enrolls at Harvard Law School to win back her ex-boyfriend Warner. She discovers how her knowledge of the law can help others, and successfully defends exercise queen Brooke Wyndham in a murder trial. Throughout the show, no one has faith in Elle Woods, but she manages to surprise them when she defies expectations while staying true to herself.

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rules: put your playlist on shuffle and list the first ten songs that play. tag ten people after!!

i was tagged by the amazing @ppaarker (highkey think y’all should follow btw)

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American Idiot by Green Day

Pandemonium from 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

God, That’s Good! from Sweeney Todd

Someone Like You by Adele

Sunday Candy by Donne Trumpet & The Social Experiment (with Chance the Rapper)

Monster by Kanye West (with Jay-Z and Nicki Minaj)

Everybody Say Yeah from Kinky Boots

Opening: I Hope I Get It from A Chorus Line

Midnight Train by Sam Smith

Don’t Cry For Me Argentina from Evita

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Musicals I know exist but know hardly anything about:

Matilda: a girl has magic from reading and also inspires an orphanage to stage a coup? (also i've never read the book SORRY)

Spring Awakening: german high school students have sex and use sign language?

Once on this Island: girl just wants to be part of that world

Evita: argentina holds back tears bc this lady told them to

Fiddler on the Roof: how dare this man play his fiddle on our roof i'm mad because TRADITION

Kinky Boots: girl is in love with a guy who has a thing for shoes but also there's drag queens?

The Emoji Musical: ... i don't have anything funny to say

Wonderland: Like the book alice in wonderland but now alice has to pay taxes and has a kid? Also the Mad Hatter in this one is EVERYTHING

Anything Goes: lady tap dances on a boat for two hours

This is potentially part one to a series of lists of things I know exist but know nothing about

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Martín Bossi firmó contrato para protagonizar Kinky Boots Argentina, Enero 2020, en el Teatro Astral dirigida por Ricky Pashkus

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They’re gonna do Kinky Boots in Argentina!! :’D I wanna see it so badly but money... and travel... :(

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Kinky Boots

“Aquí no podemos hacerlo”.Este título corresponde a un musical que Pepe Cibrian Campoy estrenó en la Argentina en 1978. Hoy, enero de 2020 podemos afirmar sin lugar a dudas que “Aquí si podemos hacerlo” y la muestra más contundente es el estreno en el Teatro Astral de “Kinky Boots”. Este musical, cuya producción original corresponde a Broadway y se encuentra basado en la película inglesa de 2005,…

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Xander wore a different costume each of the three days of BroadwayCon 2019: Lola from Kinky Boots on Friday, Aubrey II and Seymour from The Little Shop of Horrors, and Gustavo from In The Heights. Scroll to bottom for Scenes From BroadwayCon

“When the actor made his entrance, during the introductory number, “Alexander Hamilton,” it was the audience that stopped the show, with a prolonged, thunderous ovation. At the curtain call nearly three hours later, Miranda once again brought down the house, with a teary speech that ended with him pulling a large Puerto Rican flag from under his costume and holding it aloft.”- An emotional opening for ‘Hamilton’ in Puerto Rico — not just for Lin-Manuel Miranda but an island still reeling from a storm (Scroll below for a video report from Reuters)

  The Week in New York Theater Reviews

Blue Ridge

In Abby Rosebrock’s “Blue Ridge,” a comedy that morphs into an intensely acted drama…Marin Ireland’s remarkable performance brings out the full range and force of Alison’s personality with every gesture and expression. And she is not alone. Rosebrock’s script feels flawed at times in two contrary ways — sometimes aimlessly meandering, sometimes abruptly implausible. But under the direction of Taibi Magar (Is God Is), the production serves as a stellar showcase for some riveting acting by all six members of the cas

Choir Boy

Pharus Jonathan Young is black, gay and gifted, like the playwright who created him, Tarrell Alvin McCraney, best known for the Oscar winning film Moonlight. McCraney is making his Broadway debut with Choir Boy, his sweet, sad, substantive play. With nimble direction by Trip Cullman and a lively cast mostly of Broadway newcomers performing some soulful music, it doubles as a glorious entertainment

Under the Radar:

Minefield

In an extraordinary work of theater put together by Argentine director Lola Arias, six veterans who fought on opposite sides of the 1982 war between Argentina and Great Britain met and, under Arias’ guidance, pieced together a show. “Minefield”…is ultimately a powerful and moving endeavor. It is also deeply odd.

Chambre Noir

Valerie Solanas, the mentally ill woman who shot Andy Warhol in 1968, has had a remarkably long run. Her SCUM Manifesto (Society for Cutting Up Men), which called for the overthrow of the government, the elimination of the money system, and the destruction of the male sex, has reportedly been translated into more than a dozen languages.  She has been the subject of books, plays, musical compositions, TV shows and movies; both Lilli Taylor and Lena Dunham have played her.

And now, 30 years after her death at the age of 52 in a hotel in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco, the Norwegian-French company Plexus Polaire, led by extraordinary artist Yngvild Aspeli, has turned Valerie Solanas into a puppet. Several puppets, actually.

It’s the best thing they could have done. Puppetry redeems “Chambre Noire,” as it does “King Kong” and “Frozen,” except more so, because nobody is likely to accuse those Broadway shows of glorifying a fictional reindeer or a giant ape.

The Week in New York Theater News

What the Constitution Means to Me, Heidi Schreck’s play about her personal connection to the founding document, will come to Broadway this spring for 12 weeks, beginning March 14, at the Helen Hayes Theater

Kathleen Chalfant & Ruthie Ann Miles are among the cast of @Waterwell‘s The Courtroom, a re-enactment of deportation proceedings, from actual court transcripts edited by @ArianMoayed. It’s FREE, Jan 23-26, taking place in a real courtroom!https://t.co/k8OZnZUFP3 pic.twitter.com/xStmU2PT52

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 10, 2019

Three new cast members for @aladdin: @iamMJScott takes over as Genie Feb 15; @ainsley_melham as Aladdin and @mike__longo as Kassim on Feb 19. (@TellyLeung & @steelburkhardt will play their final performances Feb 17)

My review in 2014 (!)https://t.co/Z99LvNZsQ3 pic.twitter.com/JyN6iLyfW7

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 8, 2019

How the federal shutdown is affecting the non-profit theater world, a “fragile industry.” (“The question about when @NEAarts will be distributing funds really hits home for us.” says @TheatreforaNewA managing director)https://t.co/Yaq7v4ssBE

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 10, 2019

Emily Mann, artistic director and resident playwright at McCarter, has announced her retirement in 2020, by which year she will have led the Tony-winning theater for three decades. Mann’s work as a writer and director is frequently presented on New York stages, currently “Gloria: A Life”

Patricia Kalember is the new star of that play about Gloria Steinem.

oh no. Shakespeare Theater in Stratford, Connecticut burns to the ground. (before and after pictures)https://t.co/XdK6c9WRqU pic.twitter.com/i1gJYcHhrk

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 13, 2019

Made it there once. Christopher Walken, Anne Baxter, and Fred Gwynne in HAMLET. I plan on making it to the opening of the future Stratford Festival building. We lost some theatre history, but we will make new history in a stronger building. Sad for artifacts lost.

— Cynthia Barry (@teachandact) January 13, 2019

Fosse/Verdon trailer: Sam Rockwell is Bob Fosse. Michelle Williams is Gwen Verdon. FX’s new limited series is coming soon.



Scenes from BroadwayCon 2019

Watch Beetlejuice, Hadestown, Tootsie, Kiss Me Kate: First Look

How They Create Their Characters: Watch Anthony Rapp, Donna Murphy and Melissa Errico

Playwriting gave me hope when I felt hopeless, so I hope my plays can give hope to people who see them – @donjarlove #broadwaycon2019 pic.twitter.com/1HIWGBHN0u

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 13, 2019

What is the biggest challenge in being a black female playwright? “Being called a black female playwright,” answers Dael Orlandersmith. “I’m proud of being a woman and being black, but there are so many things I want to write about….” #broadwaycon2019 pic.twitter.com/SG5KWiL4RK

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 12, 2019

This is the part I’ve wanted to do my whole life. This is my 13th Broadway show. I’ve been doing this since I was 18. And I never ever really thought I’d get to play her. I’m not 20 anymore – @LauraBenanti about Eliza in @MyFairLadyBway #BroadwayCon2019

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 13, 2019

  “One made a billion dollars. The other lost a billion,” said ⁦@tommygreenwald⁩ whose firm designed both posters. (They were probably not the deciding factor) #broadwaycon2019. #bwaycon pic.twitter.com/QibIgvhIrb

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 11, 2019

Playing “Nothing Going To Harm You” from Sweeney Todd, sung by Patti LuPone and @ActuallyNPH — a highlight of #BroadwayCon2019 pic.twitter.com/pU00lIBe8d

— New York Theater (@NewYorkTheater) January 12, 2019

  Hamilton in Puerto Rico. What The Constitution Means to Me on Broadway. Beetlejuice, Tootsie, Hadestown at BroadwayCon. #Stageworthy News of the Week. Xander wore a different costume each of the three days of BroadwayCon 2019: Lola from Kinky Boots on Friday, Aubrey II and Seymour from The Little Shop of Horrors, and Gustavo from In The Heights.

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DJ JMP  Presenta su nuevo videoclip

"Walking dead" Feat. Eze Cavoti y Lo' Pibitos Cuarto corte de su disco High Mid Love

El DJ, productor y remixer JMP presenta nuevo videoclip del single de su último álbum High Mid Love, editado por el sello Pop Art Discos, disponible en todas las plataformas digitales.

“Walking Dead” Es una colaboración entre el DJ JMP y los cantantes Eze Cavoti y Tomas Bacigaluppi y El Dog de Lo' Pibitos.

Dirección: Carlos Goitia - Hermanos Onetti

Dirección de arte: Paola Tolosa

Montaje: Natalia Contreras

Producción Neri Lauría, Alejandro Vargas para Faiketen

Video realizado con imágenes de la película “Los olvidados” de Los Hermanos Onetti

Mira el videoclip oficial!

JMP es DJ, productor, remixer y tiene una reconocida carrera en medios como programador de radio y TV. Como DJ maneja estilos Open Format, con presentaciones que van desde el House hasta los sonidos urbanos.

Tiene residencias y participaciones en los mejores clubes de Buenos Aires y ha compartido cabina con artistas de la talla de Chemical Brothers, Hot Chip, Giorgio Moroder, Public Enemy, Capital Cities, The Magic Numbers, Justin Robertson, Bomba Estéreo, Todd Terje, Alex Metric, Rory Phillips, Mason, Midnight Conspiracy, Couster, Miami Horror y Little Boots, entre otros.

Se ha presentado en Festivales como Sónar Buenos Aires, Puma Urban Art, Personal Fest y en las Fiestas más importantes de Buenos Aires y clubes como The Roxy, MOD, Niceto Club, Crobar, Pacha, Bahrein,

Como remixer ha trabajado para artistas como Kinky, Poncho, Banda de Turistas, Turf, Chano y Maxi Trusso entre otros. Finalista del Red Bull Thre3style 2014.

JMP tiene un álbum editado llamado HIGH MID LOVE.

El disco cuenta con la participación de artistas invitados como Benito Cerati, Milita Bora, Chano, Abril Sosa, Joaquín Vitola y Lo’Pibitos, entre otros y se encuentra disponible en formato físico y en todas las plataformas digitales.

Además, presenta todos los sábados de 20 a 22 su radio show Disco Pop en Pop Radio 101.5 una de las radios líderes de Argentina.

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