bubbly

I've been awake for a while nowYou got me feeling like a child now'Cause every time I see your bubbly faceI get the tinglies in a silly placeIt starts in my toesAnd I crinkle my noseWherever it goesI always knowThat you make me smilePlease stay for a while nowJust take your timeWherever you goThe rain is falling on my window paneBut we are hiding in a safer placeUnder covers staying dry and warmYou give me feelings that I adoreIt starts in my toesMake me crinkle my noseWherever it goesI always knowThat you make me smilePlease stay for a while nowJust take your timeWherever you goWhat am I going to sayWhen you make me feel this wayI just mmmmmAnd it starts in my toesMakes me crinkle my noseWherever it goesI always knowThat you make me smilePlease stay for a while nowJust take your timeWherever you goI've been asleep for a while nowYou tuck me in just like a child now'Cause every time you hold me in your armsI'm comfortable enough to feel your warmthAnd it starts in my soulAnd I lose all controlWhen you kiss my noseThe feeling shows'cause you make me smile babyJust take your time nowHoldin' me tightWherever wherever wherever you goWherever wherever wherever you gowherever you goI always know'Cause you make me smileEven just for a while

Gothic love
KLPac will be staging a dark play about Frankenstein who falls for one of his creations, writes SHEELA CHANDRAN.
TO get into the Halloween mood, check out Frankenstein in Love that is playing at the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre starting tonight.
Inspired by Mary Shelly's classic horror story, Frankenstein in Love is writer-director Clive Barker's (Lord of Illusions, Nightbreed and Candyman and Hellraiser) updated interpretation of the terrifying tale.

The cast of Frankenstein in Love. (From left) Rashid Salleh, Melissa Maureen and Knnie Dowle.The story is about the last few days of the world where human life has become meaningless as mass genocide and sickness spread throughout the land.
In this gothic world, a bizarre love triangle emerges between Dr Joseph Frankenstein and his creation Veronique Flecker.
Frankenstein in Love’s story has elements of love and horror mixed with the macabre. It takes place in an alternate world where all its characters are corrupt, dead and monstrous.
Characters include El Coco (Rashid Salleh), Veronique Flecker (Melissa Maureen), President Garcia Perez (Patrick Teoh), Lazarro (Douglas Lim), Camilo Bozuffi (Ari Ratos) and Dr Frankenstein (Kennie Dowle). Gavin Yap directs the two-hour play.
According to Rashid, it is a challenge playing the conflicted anti-hero, El Coco. He said it is a stiff and boring role, which is a drastic change from his other theatrical works.
“I'm best known as a funny man and people associate me with my theatrical comedies such as A Streetcar Named Desire, Charley’s Auntie, Gross Indecency and The Importance of Being Earnest.
“Frankenstein in Love is a new ball game that involves dark humour and having to act with a straight face.
“Most of the actors in this play are comedians so it is challenging for us to switch from comedy to horror. This play requires lots of understanding and discipline. We are grounded and kept to our limits,” he said during an interview recently.
Rashid plays the mysterious El Coco aka Cesar Guerrero or The Boogeyman, a hideously disfigured golem who falls for Veronique, one of Frankenstein's masterpieces. When Frankenstein himself decides to woo Veronique, a peculiar love triangle emerges.
First-time theatre performer Melissa found her role interesting yet challenging. The actress who has starred in Table for Two, Gol & Gincu the Series and Realiti, said that acting in a stage play is different from TV acting and modelling.
“There's so much to learn in theatre. Everything is much bigger on stage and all the attention is on you. There is no room for mistakes,” she explained.
In this play, Veronique is Frankenstein's most intact creations. She is a vengeful monster with weird theories about life.
The love between El Coco and Veronique is unique where both are creations that are discovering each other. Apart from the love triangle, the story has other sub-segments such as father-son relationship and revenge.
She said: “Initially I was intimidated as I did not know what to expect from the other theatre personalities. However, working with them has been fun as they have been helpful and have made me love theatre even more.”
Frankenstein in Love is staged at 8pm from now till Nov 3 at Pentas 1 at The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre, Sengul Park, Jalan Strachan, Kuala Lumpur. The show will be staged at 3pm on Oct 29. There is no show on Oct 30. For more information, call 03-4047 9010 or browse www.klpac.com.

no one

I just want you close
Where you can stay forever
You can be sure
That it will only get better
You and me togetherT
hrough the days and nights
I don't worry 'cause
Everything's going to be alright
People keep talking they can say what they like
But all i know is everything's going to be alright
No one, no one, no one
Can get in the way of what I'm feeling
No one, no one, no one
Can get in the way of what I feel for you, you, you
Can get in the way of what I feel for you
When the rain is pouring down
And my heart is hurting
You will always be around
This I know for certain
You and me together
Through the days and nights
I don't worry 'causeEverything's going to be alright
People keep talking they can say what they like
But all i know is everything's going to be alright
No one, no one, no oneCan get in the way of what I'm feeling
No one, no one, no oneCan get in the way of what I feel for you, you, you
Can get in the way of what I feelI know some people search the world
To find something like what we haveI know people will try
try to divide something so realSo till the end of time
I'm telling you there ain't no oneNo one, no one, no one
Can get in the way of what I'm feelingNo one, no one, no one
Can get in the way of what I feel for you, you, you
Can get in the way of what I feel for you