Chicago Tribune’s Sid Smith has a feature on today’s Broadway choreographers and asks, “Do we live in the age of the incredibly shrinking Broadway choreographer?”
One of the choreographers Smith speaks with is JERSEY BOYS choreographer Sergio Trujillo:
“We don’t seem to get the chance to create our own pieces of theater, we do […]
TheStar.com’s Theatre Critic Richard Ouzounian states that the story of four guys from New Jersey opened last night at the Toronto Centre for the Arts and it has the capacity to change the lives of four guys from Toronto in very important ways. Ever since it debuted on Broadway in the fall of 2005, Jersey […]
(more...)Reporter Paula Citron from GlobeandMail.com notes Sergio Trujillo, the choreographer of the Dancap production, Jersey Boys, can relate to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, the real-life heroes of the megahit musical that recounts the rags-to-riches tale of four Italian-American kids who became rock ‘n’ roll sensations in the 1960s.
Trujillo grew up in a blue-collar […]
From The Canadian Press: Toronto-raised choreographer Sergio Trujillo packed up his dancing shoes and went south nearly a decade ago for a career that saw him broke and living in his car in Los Angeles and cleaning bathrooms in a New York studio before he hit the big time.
Now, the world-renowned hotstepper - who has […]
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