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Azlan
 Post subject: Blue Man Group
PostPosted: Fri Jan 11, 2002 5:47 pm 
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You, too, could be Blue

Rachel Howard, SF Examiner

Can you sing, act, and drum a mean rhythm on plastic piping?

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 Post subject: Re: Blue Man Group
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2002 11:19 am 
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Blue Men wannabes
Casting call drums up hopeful applicants for bizarre show

Pat Craig, CONTRA COSTA TIMES

ON THE TENDERLOIN border, where you see luxury hotels in one direction and Tennessee Williams-style street drama unfolding in another, noise is not a stranger.

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 Post subject: Re: Blue Man Group
PostPosted: Tue May 21, 2002 5:01 am 
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From the Boston Globe:

<B>Expressing themselves in song and dance<P>Youths take to the stage as a path to mental health</B>

By Don Aucoin, Globe Staff, 5/21/2002

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BEVERLY - It was hard to say who was pummeling their drums harder, the three members of Blue Man Group or the nine teenagers ranged around them. All the spectators knew for sure was that they could feel the percussive storm in their chests.

Once it subsided, Blue Man Eric Rubbe suggested to Paula Conrad and Stan Strickland that next time the youths could end the piece by thrusting their hands skyward, just as Blue Man Group does. ''That would be nice, to include the kids,'' Conrad instantly replied. The central fact about Conrad and Strickland is this: They are always looking for ways to include the kids in the possibilities of performance.


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 Post subject: Re: Blue Man Group
PostPosted: Thu Oct 31, 2002 2:56 pm 
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Azlan
 Post subject: Re: Blue Man Group
PostPosted: Sat Mar 29, 2003 4:12 pm 
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Blue Man Group is taking its 'Complex' show on the road
Chicago Sun-Times
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 Post subject: Re: Blue Man Group
PostPosted: Mon Jul 21, 2003 6:56 am 
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Blue Man Group at the Rosemont Theatre

JAE-HA KIM
Chicago Sun-Times

If there was anything lacking at the Blue Man Group's "Complex Rock Tour" Saturday night at the Rosemont Theatre, I didn't notice.
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 Post subject: Blue Man Group
PostPosted: Tue Jul 29, 2003 10:38 am 
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Blue Man Group for eyes, not ears

Chris Varias
Cincinnati Enquirer

They haven't gone as far as Kiss and removed the makeup, but the Blue Man Group has entered into a questionable new phase in its career.
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Blueprint for success
By Jeremy Austin for The Stage

The Blue Man Group has shows across the US and has now made its long-awaited West End debut at the New London. The team behind the show shares with Jeremy Austin the philosophy which guides their abstract work

There are a couple of stock - possibly lazy - phrases one should not use when describing the work of the Blue Man Group.

One, performance art, was used by the group itself when it started. It now makes them cringe, they say. The second is mime.

“We tend to avoid that word in training,” says Michael Dahlen, an American currently in the UK to train some of the new ‘Blue Men’ required to perform in the group’s current residency at the New London Theatre.

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