Last day in a theater :-)

That was hilarious. Did the guy have a few before he went on stage? There has got to be more to that story.

he was fired for not attending rehearsals but the court demanded to reinstate him. and then he decided to quit and did it this way :-) Today Vadim Yarullin is working in Moscow

Haha!! That was awesome! 

Viewing this initially, it's really funny.  In retrospect however
I find it somewhat disturbing and shameful that this person would
ruin it for the rest of his (or her though I believe it's a guy) peers
on stage.

The two lead dancers (if you watched them) did a beautiful job with
their dance number and that was completely overshadowed by this
person's antics.  Getting back at management is one thing, but to
hurt the performance and steal the light from those that in all likelihood
had nothing to do with this person being let go is really selfish.

All that being said,  I had a hearty laugh!  

I thought that was beautiful. wasn't sure where that was going. That was real art. It needed something spontaneous to spice it up. It's okay to have a laugh occasionally, no one got hurt.

Righteous, Don. Righteous.

It seems our world is generally filled with this kind of approach, isn't it? No matter what area of life, if someone is wronged, or thinks they are wronged, and they choose to "get back" the innocent will probably be effected by that choice. Sad, really.

I wonder if anyone else in the group new the guy was going to do that.

This is akin to Mike Portnoy flipping out during a concert because of the way some stage people were handling his mics. It really crosses the line of "professional" courtesy to others involved.

Yeah, that seems to be it Asaph...

I like Kenny's liberal attitude toward it all.
At least we now know that should he be
taking a drum solo and the guitar player
happens to bust out with Jimi Hendricks'
version of the "Star Bangle Banner right
in the middle of it, Kenny will simply view
the intrusion as "beautiful" and "real art."

After all, as long as no one gets hurt, right?

i could deal with it. he got some people to laugh. Sometimes it's okay to drop your ego and have a laugh at yourself. he helped the ballet lighten up. That guy had character. It was all light hearted fun no one flipped out.
people that get offended easily are egotistical and are are wrapped up in themselves. I've seen jeff beck throw his guitar and miss his guitar tech's head by an inch. That is dangerous, what this guy did was totally harmless.

Kenny!!!!!

They were on stage doing a theatrical performance.
They're PROS, man!  They couldn't just flip out on
stage in front of an audience now could they?

You already had one idiot up there doing something
he should not have been doing.  What was the rest
of the cast supposed to do, start acting like him?!

Have you considered that maybe at least that movement
of the play or dance was not about getting people to laugh?
It seemed pretty serious to me.  

"Harmless"?  This is the art of dance, Kenny not National Lampoon!
It's not about being or not being PHYSICALLY hurt.  It hurt the play
in that it was not the intention of the choreographer for the dance
to go that way.

If you wrote a piece of music and performed it live and some
wisecrack player you hired decides to notationally mock your
hard work with this sort of insulting horseplay, you're telling me
that you'd be good with that based on the fact that your
audience got a laugh out of it?

Though I don't in any way condone throwing instruments at folks,
I'm glad to read that Jeff Beck at least cares enough about his
performance that if he feels someone is jeopardizing it he takes
action to let them know that he takes what he does seriously
and that he doesn't roll like that.

Really, Kenny!... Sometimes I wonder about you, man.

D. Slam wrote:Kenny!!!!!


Though I don't in any way condone throwing instruments at folks,
I'm glad to read that Jeff Beck at least cares enough about his
performance that if he feels someone is jeopardizing it he takes
action to let them know that he takes what he does seriously
and that he doesn't roll like that.

Somebody's got to break the rules occasionally or the world would be very boring like that dance routine.
Beck's got a mean temper, he broke a string so he throws his guitar at
an innocent stagehand. that kind of behavior is deadly! he belongs in prison. mostly for the crappy albums he's put out since Wired.

When it's YOUR baby, you can break all the rules you want.
But when you're hired to do something on someone else's
project, you do it, boring or not!

he belongs in prison. mostly for the crappy albums he's put out since Wired.

Agreed!