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See “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” at Pentas 2, KL Performing Arts Centre. Tickets are RM30 for adults and RM20 for students, senior citizens and the disabled.
Call the box office at (03) 4047 9000 or The Actors Studio at (03) 2094 9400. Visit www.footstoolplayers.com for moreinformation.
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I haven’t had much time to blog for a while especially since Thursday. That was the day, “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” started its performance at KLPAC. Phew the first run of KLPAC is now over… 2 single shows on thursday and Friday, along with two shows back to back on weekeds. My gosh doing the performance twice is hard… Man it has been a crazy one. I just wanted to update on what our schedules and audience status has been like.
So far pretty good! Very very encouraging to see that a number of people have heard about the show – even if we have performed to about 5000 people now from churches.. yeah I know 5000 people. Even I can’t believe it! Praise God for the numbers and so far the shows running at KLPAC have been getting the numbers too. Jon, Adrene and Colin had the honour of being slotted in on the NTV7 Breakfast Show last week. JP was the host and while we “appreciate” the butchering of the names, we still forgive him.
You can watch and listen to three of the cast members speak their mind on what Crazy Little Thing Called Love is about. When to catch it and what to expect. Jon also manage to upload it to YouTube, so check it out!
Print media has been going well too. So far we’ve been – in chronological order – TheStar Metro, New Strait Times and TheEdge. The papers just love the cutsy picture of Adrene and Sean in their piece called “I Love You More”. Hehehe… and now as I look at it, probably only that picture really shows some sense of loving between two people.
The Edge Daily – Options – Love Vignettes
This week is our second and last run for the production.
Makes me kinda sad actually cause I’ve grown to know, work, play and smile with this family so much. It’s been a real blessing being able to work with them. I don’t think I could ask for anything more than to share my time and my trust with them. I think I’ve put up this pic before in a previous post. But I can’t help putting up again at this tender moment.
Courtesy goes out to Bernard Goh from Creative Clicks who took the fabulous photos of the cast and crew! 
