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News PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: Backstage With Manila Tarzan Star Dan Domenech Broadway's Dan Domenech (Rock of Ages) has taken a journey across the globe to star in the Manila production of Disney's Tarzan. As the show comes to a close, he shares some photos from backstage.

"How exciting it is to be in Manila with Disney's Tarzan," said Domenech. "Eight weeks of fun, family and a lot of monkey business! My journey started from NY, passed through Los Angeles, stopped in Tokyo and landed in Manila."

"A trip that has proven to be more than worth the distance traveled!"

PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: Backstage With Manila Tarzan Star Dan Domenech



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Viva Atlantis Theatricals’ production of Disney’s Tarzan plays Manila's Meralco Theatre.

Based on the smash hit animated film and Edgar Rice Burrough’s classic novel, the show "tells the story of a baby taken in and raised by a tribe of gorillas in West Africa. As Tarzan grows up, loved and cared for by his adoptive mother, Kala, he desires to gain acceptance from his father, Kerchak as he struggles with his uniqueness. Soon he meets Jane and their worlds are changed forever. Tarzan must decide to accept his identity and choose who his family is."

This well loved tale of high flying jungle adventures has been reimagined for the stage with a book by David Henry Hwang and the award winning songs of Phil Collins.

Swinging into Manila from New York is Dan Domenech. Last seen on Broadway as Drew in Rock of Ages, Domenech has also appeared on the hit musical TV series "Glee." Multi-awarded recording artist, TV host and actress, Rachelle Ann Go plays the role of Jane.

The production is helmed by Chari Arespacochaga with choreography by Cecile Martinez. Tarzan runs at the Meralco Theater from June 14 – July 7, 2013. For details, visit vivaatlantistheatricals.com.

 
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