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Musical Theater Review Of Damien Alix-Souhabi

Alix-Souhabi is bound to Broadway!

EmmaLee Haga

Apr 24, 2017

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Musical Theater Review Of Damien Alix-Souhabi

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I recently had the pleasure of meeting Damien Alix-Souhabi, an Alum of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, and a 26 year old native of Montreal, QC, Canada. I met Alix-Souhabi through Facebook, but knew who he was since we went to the same institution together. Through the wonders of YouTube, I was able to watch some of Alix-Souhabi's Cabaret performances, and his showcase performances. If there is one piece of information you can take away from this, it's that Alix-Souhabi is a phenomenal performer. From his voice to the specificity in his actions to the way he presents himself on stage, Alix-Souhabi is on his way to the top.

In Alix-Souhabi's showcase performance at AMDA, Alix-Souhabi performed "All I Care About" from the Broadway musical, Chicago. Alix-Souhabi also sang "People Like Us" from The Wild Party, which is a musical set in the 1920's. Both of Alix-Souhabi's performances were exceptional to say the least. In Alix-Souhabi's performance of "All I Care About" I found that he is incredibly magnetic and he takes complete control of his stage. Also, the way he transforms from Damien to the character he is portraying shows how dynamically versatile he is. In his duet, "People Like Us", he has a great connection with not only his movement but with his scene partner. The chemistry between the two actors was clearly shown.

In the past year, Alix-Souhabi performed at "Let's Broadway Cabaret Series!" At this specific cabaret, Alix-Souhabi sang "Guido's Song" from the Broadway musical, Nine. In the other two "Let's Broadway Cabaret Series!" Alix-Souhabi performed "Once In Love With Amy" from the 1948 musical, Where's Charley? The other piece performed was "Sue Me" from Guys and Doll's. The emotion behind this piece was intense to say the least. Alix-Souhabi showcased the many emotions of the character of Nathan in a matter of a few minutes. In all of his pieces that he performed, Alix-Souhabi has proved that he will have a phenomenal career.

To conclude, Alix-Souhabi is on my top ten list of the best up and coming performers. Alix-Souhabi is a dedicated and hard worker towards his craft. He takes his work very seriously and has set goals in mind to get to where he wants to go in his career. With all of his intensive training and his amazing work ethic, I believe that he is set to start performing on a big time stage.

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There are plenty of obstacles that come when taking care of kids, but it's a very rewarding experience.

1. You get excited when the parents purchase season passes to the pool.

2. You've become friends with the stay-at-home moms in town.

3. You get a chance to eat "kid foods" again.

4. You've traded in your cute purse for a large tote bag.

5. You have at least one car seat in your backseat.

6. Their nap time is your happy time.

7. Lunch time can be a disaster.

8. You have to play the same board games repeatedly.

9. You catch yourself using the same lines your parents once told you.

10. Your "mom-mode" kicks in at times.

11. Your heart melts a little when they do something cute.

You'll never find any souvenirs with your name on it

1. You know you are up next when the teacher pauses while taking attendance

2. When “I’m going to do my very best to make sure I know all your names” is said, it may or may be an empty promise

3. “Wow! That sounds so cool! Where is your family from?”

4. You dread when people ask you to repeat your name over and over because it “sounds so cool when you say it”

5. There’s a 50/50 chance that your name will come back either correct or incorrect at Starbucks

6. People try to find shorter, easier nicknames for you instead of calling you by your actual name

7. When someone famous or fictional character shares your name, you get so happy

8. “What’s your name?” “It’s [name]” “I’m sorry, what was it again?”

9. You’ve pretty much seen every misspelling and heard every mispronunciation of your name throughout your life

10. When you find another person with an “ethnic” sounding name, you both get excited

11. Despite the struggles, your name is pretty unique… just like you

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6. “Geez, you are obsessed with your flag. We get it, you’re Puerto Rican.”

7. “Why are you so loud?”

8. “So does your family know English?”

9. “Oh my god, Puerto Ricans are so spicy.”

10. “So did you eat a lot of tacos?”

11. “Are you Mexican?”

Love hard, every day, and never be ashamed.

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