IF there's merit in Malcolm Gladwell's contention that genius requires 10,000 hours of practice then, when it comes to the community singalong, Gerard Kelly has surely reached that level of sublime perfection.
I DO hope some academic is undertaking a serious study of the comedy footwork of pantos at the King's. Gerard Kelly deserves a scholarly book on his own, such is his long-standing mastery of knock-kneed moves. As the lovable Chester the Jester, his bare legs emerging from a costume of playing-card brightness, he makes it look as if his feet are setting off in opposite directions, all wild angles and improbable positions.
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