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Photo Feature: First look at the Australian cast of The Bodyguard

The cast of The Bodyguard musical got up close and personal with media this week when producer John Frost opened the rehearsal room doors for a sneak peek at the production.

The talented cast presented selected moments from the show (and removed selected items of clothing), giving us a glimpse of what’s in store when the production opens next month at Sydney’s Lyric Theatre.

Led by Australian pop icon Paulini, musical theatre and pop star Prinnie Stevens and actor Kip Gamblin, The Bodyguard is based on the hit film of the same name which starred Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner.

Check out our rehearsal room photo feature thanks to photographer David Hooley and stay tuned for our latest regular column – penned by The Bodyguard’s own super swing, Bree Langridge – coming to AussieTheatre this week!

 

Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
The cast of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and Damien Bermingham | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
John Frost introducing the cast of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Kip Gamblin & Joshua Scott | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Joshua Scott | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
The cast of The Bodyguardt | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
The cast of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
The cast of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Kip Gamblin & Joshua Scott | Photo by David Hooley Photography.
Paulini and ensemble of The Bodyguard | Photo by David Hooley Photography.

David Hooley is a Sydney based actor and headshot photographer. For more information, visit davidhooley.com or visit his Facebook Page

Erin James

Erin James is AussieTheatre.com's former Editor in Chief and a performer on both stage and screen. Credits include My Fair Lady, South Pacific and The King and I (Opera Australia), Love Never Dies and Cats (Really Useful Group), Blood Brothers (Enda Markey Presents), A Place To Call Home (Foxtel/Channel 7) and the feature film The Little Death (written and directed by Josh Lawson).

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