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Toronto Revellers 2011 Band Launch "Welcome To Oz"
- By Ted aka Jungle Stallion
- Published 30-Apr-11
- 2011 Events
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We all remember Dorothy, the Tin-Man, the Scarecrow, the Lion and.... of course....TOTO (pronounced toe-toe it's not what you think) from the 1939 MGM musical ""The Wizard of OZ."" Toronto Revellers in their 2011 presentation opted to put their spin on this classic in their 2011 presentation Welcome to OZ.
The venue for the launch was well suited and designed for its intended purpose. Lighting at the location, which is difficuilt at best at other launches, was surprisingly on point. Proving that care, thought and consideration was given to ensure that the costumes and models captured the attention of the audience.
VENUE/ACCESSIBILITY:
The venue was easily accessible with ample FREE parking.
VIBES:
Toronto Revellers presentation of Welcome to OZ was indeed a hit and eagerly anticipated as evidence by the large guest turnout. Sections depicted characters form the musical that were cleverly designed to capture the spirit of the characters whilst allowing for maximum bachanal potential.
FOOD & DRINKS:
There was a bar and food available on site where you can get something to eat and drink.
SERVICE:
After being escorted to the media area by friendly and professional band personnel once the show commenced individuals wearing Toronto Revellers T shirts proceeded to stand in front on the media area rudely claiming that they were capturing images on behalf of Toronto Revellers. The situation took a further disgusting turn when they proceeded to invite friends to stand and capture images with the use of cell phones also claiming to be doing so on behalf of Toronto Revellers. This has occured far too often and prevents the band from achieving maximum exposure through profesionally captured and edited images. Giving a camera to a child with limited knowledge of it's use who attempts to take pictures of a projection screen would NOT achieve this. This was the only SOUR point on what otherwise would have been a totally successful launch.
COST/VALUE:
$20 free parking and a chance to see beautiful women in costumes.
Jungle Stallion
Did we forget anything? Add your 2 cents below...
>> View Toronto Revellers 2011 Band Launch Gallery
We all remember Dorothy, the Tin-Man, the Scarecrow, the Lion and.... of course....TOTO (pronounced toe-toe it's not what you think) from the 1939 MGM musical ""The Wizard of OZ."" Toronto Revellers in their 2011 presentation opted to put their spin on this classic in their 2011 presentation Welcome to OZ.The venue for the launch was well suited and designed for its intended purpose. Lighting at the location, which is difficuilt at best at other launches, was surprisingly on point. Proving that care, thought and consideration was given to ensure that the costumes and models captured the attention of the audience.
VENUE/ACCESSIBILITY:
The venue was easily accessible with ample FREE parking.
VIBES:
Toronto Revellers presentation of Welcome to OZ was indeed a hit and eagerly anticipated as evidence by the large guest turnout. Sections depicted characters form the musical that were cleverly designed to capture the spirit of the characters whilst allowing for maximum bachanal potential.
FOOD & DRINKS:There was a bar and food available on site where you can get something to eat and drink.
SERVICE:
After being escorted to the media area by friendly and professional band personnel once the show commenced individuals wearing Toronto Revellers T shirts proceeded to stand in front on the media area rudely claiming that they were capturing images on behalf of Toronto Revellers. The situation took a further disgusting turn when they proceeded to invite friends to stand and capture images with the use of cell phones also claiming to be doing so on behalf of Toronto Revellers. This has occured far too often and prevents the band from achieving maximum exposure through profesionally captured and edited images. Giving a camera to a child with limited knowledge of it's use who attempts to take pictures of a projection screen would NOT achieve this. This was the only SOUR point on what otherwise would have been a totally successful launch.
COST/VALUE:
$20 free parking and a chance to see beautiful women in costumes.
Jungle Stallion
Did we forget anything? Add your 2 cents below...
>> View Toronto Revellers 2011 Band Launch Gallery
