![]() The first half finished with Collabro’s tribute to The Jersey Boys with a medley of songs that included “Walk Like A Man”, “Sherry”, “Working My Way Back” and “Oh What A Night”. She sang “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” with such emotion and was pitch perfect throughout. Whilst she didn’t win the show back in 2010 she has gone on to appear in the West End in Grease and has toured with We Will Rock You. Samuels was a contestant on the BBC show 'Over The Rainbow' back in 2010, something she described as the most scary audition she had ever done. Lauren Samuels was tonight’s additional act in the show, I believe Kerry Ellis has been on other parts of the tour. They came across as a bunch of very close friends who absolutely love what they do together on stage. Some of the jokes looked very well-rehearsed but others just seemed to be ad-libbed. It is fair to say that Collabro are not just a collection of singers, they have become all round entertainers and this shone through as they took turns speaking to the audience between songs. All were performed impeccably with a real opportunity for the boys to show off their voices – the version of “Maria” was particularly spectacular and I loved the musical arrangement from Ed Rugman. Musical Theatre was definitely a key theme of the first half of the show as we were treated to “As If We Never Said Goodbye” from Sunset Boulevard, “Maria” from West Side Story and “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina” from Evita. Matt then gave a little preview of what was to come in the show, mentioning that they will be play all of the songs from their recently released album, a few of their favourites from Musical Theatre and finally the promise of a few surprises. They kicked things off with “Grease Is The Word” which was a great opening track from Matt, Tom, Michael and Jamie – the four lads who make up Collabro. No sooner had Georgia and her band finished their set, Collabro took to the stage for the first half of their performance. I cannot see any crossover with Collabro’s fan base (which I later found out are called “Collaborators”) and as talented as she is, I am not sure she will have gained many fans from this evening. Georgia Crandon is clearly very talented but perhaps not to my musical taste – and I think therein lies the problem in being the support act for Callabro. ![]() She reminded me a little of Paloma Faith, although the band had much more of a jazz lounge vibe. Georgia Crandon, keyboard player and lead singer, is a 20 year old from Essex who has had some airplay recently on Radio 2 and BBC Introducing. It wasn’t long before we found out that the support act was Georgia And The Vintage Youth – a three piece band with a quirky jazz-like sound. It was apparent as I arrived at my seat that there was a support act on before Collabro – at the front of the stage there was a drum kit, a saxophone on a stand and a keyboard. This was my first experience of The Lyceum in Crewe but absolutely not my last – this is a beautiful theatre with a history to match. setTimeout() function last parameter is in milliseconds and you have to calculate/observe manually how much previous sequence/sequences is taking time to execute.The setting was The Lyceum Theatre in Crewe and the show was Collabro who are on a grand scale tour which finishes at The Royal Albert Hall in April – this is also the name of their latest album released earlier this year. ![]() So you have to first extract your ".pvi" file from your ".pvz" file than you have to upload it. It won't work for ".pvi" files that present inside your ".pvz" file. Your ".pvi" file should be uploaded separately i.e they should be present in "Uploaded" folder.Some Key points to remember if you are using this code : SetWidgetProp( 'model-1', 'sequence', 'l-Creo 3D - Sequence1.pvi') The JS code that I have written on Button's JS Box is: I am calling this function on Button's JS Box on whose click the sequence need to be played by one-by-one. My Second Sequence is taking approax 3.5 sec to execute. $timeout(function(), 10000) // This is the approax total time taken by Sequence1 & Sequence2. Var modelEle1 = angular.element(document.getElementById('model-1')) What I have tried so far is (Not working currently): Like an assembly of a some figure/object. Next sequence should only be get start after completion of previous sequence. (Button should remain disabled till all the 5 sequences get completed.) pvz file) and I want to play all of them one by one on a single click of a button.
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