All Good Gifts from Davenport Theatrical on Vimeo.

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“Strongest aspect of the affair is the casting: This ‘Godspell’ is especially well sung. Standing out are Lindsay Mendez (on "Bless the Lord" and elsewhere) and Telly Leung (on "All Good Gifts")… One of the surprising bright spots is the entr'acte reprise of "Learn Your Lessons Well," sung by Leung (at piano) with Mendez and Smith.” (Steven Suskin, VARIETY)

“Telly Leung performs an antic, amusing mash-up of famous movie lines — from “Gone With the Wind” to “Network” to “Dirty Dancing” to “Stage Door” — in the parable of the prodigal son.” (Charles Isherwood, The New York Times)

“Some have been on TV, such as "Glee" actor Telly Leung who proves so multitalented that it's clear he is being wasted in the background of that show…” (Mark Kennedy, The Associated Press)

“There's one standout … a star-quality mimicker named Telly Leung.” (Jeremy Gerard, Bloomberg News)

“’All Good Gifts’ is ardently performed by Telly Leung.” (Joe Dziemianowicz, NY Daily News)

“It’s Telly Leung who stands out from the pack, with his clear falsetto and quicksilver imitations of famous film scenes.” (Elizabeth Vincentelli, NY Post)

“‘Bless the Lord’ is still the first number to bring down the house (especially as performed by the redoubtable Lindsay Mendez), and incandescent individual performances (Telly Leung's magnificent ‘All Good Gifts’ for example) elevate songs that might, in less expert hands, show their age. (Scott Brown, NY Magazine)

“Telly Leung displays his fine voice and talent for movie-star imitations… I also enjoyed the easy opening of the second act, with Leung, Smith, and Mendez crooning an informal reprise of "Learn Your Lessons Well" as if they were entertaining friends at a piano bar.” (David Sheward, Backstage)

“Celisse Henderson, Telly Leung, Lindsay Mendez and Nick Blaemire are especially appealing.” (David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter)

“Telly Leung hilariously rambles through a succession of famous movie lines.” (Robert Feldberg, NorthJersey.com)

“Reorchestrated and sound-designed for young, modern ears, this Godspell sounds like a born-again Glee, and several performers have moments to shine (including Uzo Aduba, Telly Leung and the wonderful Lindsay Mendez)” (Adam Feldman, Time Out NY)

“Nine superb performers playing disciples - Telly Leung, Celisse Henderson and George Salazar the standouts among them.” (Howard Shapiro, Philadelphia Inquirer)

“The supporting cast is marked by highly spirited performers with touching personalities and exceptional pop voices, including Anna Maria Perez de Tagle, Nick Blaemire, Telly Leung and Lindsay Mendez.” (Matt Windman, AM New York)

“And Telly Leung sneaks past fellow Warbler Darren Criss of Glee back to Broadway to showcase a terrific voice and presence that wins over the crowd in the middle of the show; I'd love to see him tackle the role of Jesus down the road.” (Michael Giltz, Huffington Post) 

“Brightest among a very talented young cast is Telly Leung whose vocal range is huge, he plays the piano on stage and has an incredible routine of giving quick impressions of recognizable classic movie stars.” (Michael D. Jackson, NY Theater Scene Examiner)

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Telly Leung is featured, singing the ACT 1 finale, "Let's Be Young."

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TELLY LEUNG will return as WES of the Dalton Warblers on FOX's hit show, GLEE, on the April 26th episode ("Born This Way").

Telly Leung is back in New York for a repeat performance of:

"Meet Judy and Stephen Leung — my parents — who immigrated to this country in the 1970's from China, and used TV and vinyl records to learn English and become American. It's a celebration of THEIR music, so get ready to hustle, bus stop, and boogie-woogie your way back in time as I go through my Dad's incredible 70's vinyl collection."

Call 212-695-6909 for reservations today!

Meet Judy and Stephen Leung — my parents — who immigrated to this country in the 1970's from China, and used TV and vinyl records to learn English and become American. It's a celebration of THEIR music, so get ready to hustle, bus stop, and boogie-woogie your way back in time as I go through my Dad's incredible 70's vinyl collection."

Article by Andrew Gans on Playbill.com 

http://www.playbill.com/news/article/139206-Brady-Tveit-Leung-Thoms-and-More-Will-Join-Hudgens-in-Hollywood-Bowls-Rent

Additional casting has been announced for the Hollywood Bowl's upcoming production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Rent.

Joining the previously reported Vanessa Hudgens, who will portray Mimi, will be Emmy winner and Grammy nominee Wayne Brady as Tom Collins, Next to Normal's Aaron Tveit as Roger, Spring Awakening's Skylar Astin as Mark, Collins Pennie as Benjamin (“Benny”) Coffin III, Tracy Thoms as Joanne, Telly Leung as Angel with original Broadway Renter Gwen Stewart.

Stage and screen star Neil Patrick Harris, an Emmy nominee for his work in "How I Met Your Mother," will make his musical directorial debut with the summer production. Harris has a long association with the Jonathan Larson musical: He played Mark Cohen in both the Los Angeles and second national touring productions of the Tony-winning Rent. His performance garnered him a Drama League Award.

Tim Weil, the original musical supervisor and conductor for Broadway's Rent, will be the musical director for the Hollywood Bowl's fully staged production. Jamal Sims will choreograph. 

Three performances of Rent will be seen at the famed California venue Aug. 6-8. The Bowl has presented acclaimed productions of Les Miserables and Guys and Dolls in recent summers.

The Hollywood Bowl is located at 2301 N. Highland Ave. in Hollywood, CA. For more information visit HollywoodBowl.com or call (800) 745-3000.