Foyer Talk
I have just had one of the most enjoyable experiences of Shakespeare’s work I can remember. Broadway Bard, part of the Sydney Fringe, is a show in which a bunch […]
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Interpretations
This terrifyingly young group are already regulars on the Sydney music scene with an ambient jazz sound far beyond their tender years. Time Out Sydney, March 2007. Julian Kuo has […]
Scott Alan Live
There is something very special about a ‘Live’ Recording. There is an authenticity in each performance that always seems to disappear when you put performers (and especially singers) into a […]
Henry IV Part 2
For my second night in London, I decided to go to the Globe Theatre and see some Shakespeare. Unfortunately, there is a world Shakespeare festival on at the moment and […]
The Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess
Tonight I enjoyed the best piece of theatre that I have seen in a very long time. In fact, I can’t remember ever seeing a better demonstration of Musical Theatre. […]
Once: A New Musical
I’m not sure I can remember the last musical that brought me very close to tears. ‘Once’ is a tragic love story between and Irish musician and a Czech girl […]
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes – Encore Production
Last night I got the chance to see the New York version of Neglected Musicals. ‘Encores!’ produces old musicals that rarely get seen, but hold a special place in American […]
Play it again, Will – Broadway Bard Press Release
Julian Kuo is a sensational triple threat: singer, actor, dancer. He’s also amazingly intelligent and literate, the latter not always a defining characteristic of music theatre performers. On stage, he […]
BROADWAY BARD: SYDNEY FRINGE FESTIVAL
By Lloyd Bradford Syke – Crikey Theatre To Morrow, and to Morrow, and to Morrow! Fans of The Chaser will know Julian Morrow’s a pretty smart guy. Perhaps less well-known […]
Buttons and Bows
13th January 2011, Julian Kuo and Monique Salle performed their Cabaret, Buttons and Bows at Slide Nightclub.
Julian Kuo 