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1. pridelifeglobal.com › entertainment › theatre-reviewTheatre Review: Only An Octave Apart at Wilton’s Music Hall ...

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   Oct 6, 2022 · What happens when one of the world’s leading counter tenors (Anthony Roth Costanzo) teams up with the legendary LGBT cabaret star Justin Vivian Bond (one half of Kiki and Herb) asks CARY GEE. The answer: Pure magic.

2. www.vulture.com › 2021 › 09Bond and Costanzo, Emotions Laid Bare, in Only an Octave Apart

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   Sep 24, 2021 · The energy between Bond and Costanzo is sweet and unsensual, but the show still oozes sex, partly because of that naughty stage set that’s always slipping out of her robes to get into something...

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   Mar 3, 2022 · With the collection of songs now available on Decca Gold, PEOPLE caught up with Costanzo and Bond to discuss their collaboration.

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5. www.out.com › print › 2022/3/23Anthony Roth Costanzo and Justin Vivian Bond Are Classically ...

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   Mar 29, 2022 · Moreover, Costanzo is ecstatic to be able to perform with Bond this year; in addition to live shows, the pair released an album of their own together, Only an Octave Apart. "I saw...

6. www.broadwayworld.com › westend › articleReview: ONLY AN OCTAVE APART, Wilton's Music Hall

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   Oct 3, 2022 · Bond and Costanzo sing well together even if the between-song banter can feel contrived in places.

7. www.irishtimes.com › culture › stageOnly an Octave Apart review: An eclectic cabaret mash-up of ...

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   Sep 7, 2023 · Bond’s vocal is translating French-language verses sung by the countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo, whose voice is like a beam of light, arriving here after passing through arias by Purcell and...

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   What happens when Bond & Costanzo sing together?

   • “Walk like an Egyptian!” Bond instructs, and Costanzo obligingly glides across the stage. Worlds collide; fireworks ensue. As delightful as it is to hear them sing together, and as nourishing, you should go in warned: The solo pieces might wreck you.

   Theater Review: Justin Vivian Bond in ‘Only an Octave Apart’ - Vulture

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   Did Justin Vivian Bond break up with Anthony Roth Costanzo?

   • Justin Vivian Bond and Anthony Roth Costanzo in Only an Octave Apart. Photo: Nina Westervelt It’s not quite right to call the conversations between songs in Only an Octave Apart “banter.” At least a third of the non-song material in this duo cabaret is just Anthony Roth Costanzo breaking up while Justin Vivian Bond waxes outrageous.

   Theater Review: Justin Vivian Bond in ‘Only an Octave Apart’ - Vulture

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   What is the difference between Bond and Costanzo?

   • Costanzo, on the other hand, is high and pristine where Bond is low and dirty, precise where Bond slides like a high heel on a barroom floor. He refers to opera as his “safe space,” though listening to how he handles Purcell and Bizet and Gluck like bare blades seems dangerous enough.

   Theater Review: Justin Vivian Bond in ‘Only an Octave Apart’ - Vulture

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   What is James Bond's voice like?

   • Bond’s vocal is translating French-language verses sung by the countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo, whose voice is like a beam of light, arriving here after passing through arias by Purcell and Gluck.

   Only an Octave Apart review: An eclectic cabaret mash-up of classical

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   Is James Bond a grammatically confusing song?

   • Bond’s solo refracting Judy Garland’s I’m Always Chasing Rainbows through the 1983 song Rainbow Sleeves, by Rickie Lee Jones, becomes grammatically confusing, jutting from a first-person perspective on failure to a second-person display of encouragement. Other song combinations are ingenious.

   Only an Octave Apart review: An eclectic cabaret mash-up of classical

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   Will James Bond yell at you if you clap hard?

   • If you clap hard enough — and you’d better or Bond will yell at you — you’ll hear their encore, a mash-up of “Walk Like an Egyptian” and Philip Glass’s Akhnaten. Costanzo played the doomed pharaoh in Phelim McDermott’s production at the Met, a role he returns to later this fall.

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9. www.londonpubtheatres.com › review-only-an-octaveONLY AN OCTAVE APART Anthony Roth Costanzo & Justin Vivian Bond

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   Oct 4, 2022 · A heartwreching rendition of Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush’s “Don’t Give Up,” Bond’s steamy take on “Me and My Shadow,” Roth Costanzo singing both the tenor and soprano parts for Mozart’s “Crudel, Perchè Finora” duet, and an absolute barnstorming rendition of “Under Pressure” by Queen and Bowie.