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Tag Archives: Matias Polar
“SPARKLING MOMENTS OF MUSICAL THEATER” – OffOffOnline’s Speakeasy Review
OffOffOnline posted their Speakeasy review. Here a few highlights: “Kayleigh Shuler as Jane and Matias Polar as John are the heartbeat of the show; they are the flawless young lovers, never missing a note or a cue.” “As Jane’s best … Continue reading
Posted in Live! On Stage, Notes in the News, The Speakeasy Chronicles
Tagged 1920s, 1930s, Alice in Wonderland, Allie Radice, Anne Bragg, Bevin Bell-Hall, Camille Atkinson, Danny Ashkenasi, Gay, Gladys Bentley, J. Alan Hanna, Julian Eltinge, Kayleigh Shuler, LGBT, Matias Polar, musical, OffOffOnline, Queer, Speakeasy, Theater for the New City, Tim Connell, Wonderland
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SPEAKEASY PRODUCTION PHOTOS #1
“One of the most wildly ambitious, inspired theatrical endeavors I’ve seen on an Off Off Broadway stage. Bursting with an excess of ideas and passion” Gay City News “Director Lissa Moira, choreographer J. Alan Hanna, and … Continue reading
Posted in Live! On Stage, The Speakeasy Chronicles
Tagged 1920s, 1930s, Alice in Wonderland, Allie Radice, Anne Bragg, Bevin Bell-Hall, Bri Molloy, Brian Michael Henry, Camille Atkinson, Danny Ashkenasi, Darcy Dunn, Gay, Gay City News, Kayleigh Shuler, Lewis Carroll, LGBT, Lissa Moira, Matias Polar, musical, Prohibition, Queer, Speakeasy, Talkin' Broadway, Theater for the New City, Tim Connell, Wonderland
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Gay City News Review for Speakeasy
“An offbeat, mind-blowing fantasia on identity, taboo romance, and queer culture circa 1930.” “One of the most wildly ambitious, inspired theatrical endeavors I’ve seen on an Off Off Broadway stage. Bursting with an excess of ideas and passion.” “The score … Continue reading
Posted in LGBTQ Alphabet Soup, Live! On Stage, Notes in the News, The Speakeasy Chronicles
Tagged 1930s, Alice in Wonderland, Allie Radice, Anne Bragg, basketeering, Bri Molloy, browning, Camille Atkinson, Chet Cheshire, Danny Ashkenasi, David Kennelly, dropping pins, Gay, Gay City News, Gladys Bentley, J. Alan Hanna, Jonathan Fox Powers, Julian Eltinge, Kayleigh Shuler, Lewis Carroll, LGBT, Lissa Moira, Matias Polar, musical, Pansy Craze, Peter Welch, Prohibition, Queer, Speakeasy, taboo, Tim Connell, Tweedle Sisters, Vaseline Alley, Wonderland
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SPEAKEASY REHEARSAL SCRAPBOOK 2
Matias Polar and Kayleigh Shuler (John and Jane Allison)
Posted in LGBTQ Alphabet Soup, Live! On Stage, The Speakeasy Chronicles
Tagged 1920s, 1930s, Alice in Wonderland, Bri Molloy, Camille Atkinson, Gay, Jonathan Fox Powers, Kayleigh Shuler, Lewis Carroll, LGBT, Matias Polar, musical, photos, Queer, rehearsal, Speakeasy, Theater for the New City
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SPEAKEASY REHEARSAL PICTURE SCRAPBOOK 1
Matias Polar, Allie Radice, Anne Bragg
Official Speakeasy Publicity Photos
Chet Cheshire with the Tweedle Sisters (Anne Bragg, Bri Molloy, Allie Radice) Duchess Bentley, Jane Allison, John Allison & Julian Carnation (Camille Atkinson, Rosalie Graziano, Matias Polar & Tim Connell) The “dip”. John surrounded by Julian and … Continue reading
Posted in LGBTQ Alphabet Soup, Live! On Stage, The Speakeasy Chronicles
Tagged 1920s, 1930s, Alice in Wonderland, Allie Radice, Anne Bragg, Bevin Bell-Hall, Bri Molloy, Brian Michael Henry, Camille Atkinson, Cory Tarallo, Darcy Dunn, LGBT, Matias Polar, musical, Peter Welch, Prohibition, Rosalie Graziano, Speakeasy, Tim Connell, Torian Brackett, Zach Wachter
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Speakeasy Photo Shoot Extra: The Unbearable Cuteness of Jane and John
Or perhaps I should say, the off-the-charts adorableness of Rosalie Graziano and Matias Polar as Jane and John Allison? The last shot of the day we did at the press photo shoot was a shot of Jane and John reading … Continue reading
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