Cleve September Archives - North West End UK

21Oct

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London

Moment By Moment – Genesis Cinema

First performed as a concert in 2013, Alexander Sage Oyen's song cycle Moment By Moment has made it to the big screen courtesy of director Louis Rayneau. Following ten different characters in New York City, Moment By Moment explores universal experiences including love, loss, and self-discovery through Oyen’s eclectic score. The movie features a stellar cast, including Cassidy Janson, Chloe Saracco, and Cleve September, and it starts strong by introducing the ten characters via the titular group number. Featuring frenetic shots of the iconic New York cityscape interspersed between scenes of the characters interacting and dancing, it’s an energetic opening that seems to set the movie up for success. Starting in black and white, moments of colour gradually emerge, and this is a ...

Ushers: The Front of House Musical – The Other Palace

A new musical housed in The Other Palace, Ushers: The Front of House Musical. We are introduced to the characters who make the theatre run. A newcomer Lucy (Danielle Rose) starts her shift, disrupting the well working machine to try and slot herself in this odd little family. As the evening runs, backstage dramas unfold between relationships, Gary (Cleve September) finally landed a role and is moving to Austria for the year while his boyfriend Luke Bauer (Ben) stays here, still front of house. Rosie (Bethany Amber Perrins), a very funny but creepy TikTok fanatic obsessed with leading men is preyed upon by the failed Opera star ‘Manager’ Robin (Daniel Page) desperate for a raise, money and the little power that comes from overworking your equals. Lucy gets to know this team over the evening...

The Little Big Things – @sohoplace

As much as we love all of the American musicals that cross the pond to entertain us, there’s a special kind of excitement that comes when a new British creation gets announced. The latest “little” show with “big” aspirations is ‘The Little Big Things’, playing at the @SohoPlace Theatre in London’s West End. Based on the memoir of the same name by artist Henry Fraser, the musical hopes to follow in the footsteps of other British successes like ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’ and ‘Six’, and is already capturing audiences’ hearts with its uplifting true story of triumph over adversity, the importance of family, and the strength of the human spirit. When an accident on holiday changes his life forever, Henry Fraser (played in dual roles pre- and post-accident by Ed Larkin and ...