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What the papers said...

Daily Telegraph

"There is a particularly winning performance from Elio Pace as the blind and skinflint club owner. His physical antics with the piano make Jerry Lee Lewis look like Liberace, and he plays a blind man so persuasively that a colleague thought that he really couldn't see, and was in danger of taking a serious tumble"

Daily Mail

"The showstopper number is [Elio Pace's] Never Pay Musicians What They're Worth"

Sunday Times

"the seriously hot pianist"

Mail on Sunday

"He's so convincingly blind that several times I found myself gasping with horror as he feels his way around the stage and almost falls off. His piano-playing pulls off similar breathtaking tasks; he can play sideways, backwards, upside down and with his feet"

Guardian

"Elio Pace as the blind pianist delivers with raucous panache"

London Evening Standard

"Elio Pace...sets a rollicking rhythm"

What's On

"On piano, and sometimes under it, Elio Pace leads [the band] through wacky novelty numbers culminating in "Never Pay Musicians What They're Worth"...Now THAT'S a Singaporean showstopper"

Herald

"Elio Pace...a pocket-dynamo pianist"