TheSkyKid.com Youth, Music and the Performing Arts
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Featuring movies and music reviews, exclusive interviews , tech articles and more... Fryeburg, ME, April 11, 2010 --( In recent years, the blog received media attention from the film and the music industries which allowed its authors to provide exclusive interviews with movie directors such as Stephen Ryder, Connor Clements , Lasse Nielsen , Frank Vitale and singers such as Vlad Krutskikh , Antonio Jose and Brendan Macfarlane.In addition to the usual reviews of films and youthful musicians which has been the staple of the blog from its inception, since last Fall the blog has been documenting the phenomenal growth of the Elton John/Lee Hall production of Billy Elliot the Musical as that show has grown from a London beginning to Broadway and Chicago and soon to several other countries.Another exciting new addition to the blog are the regular contributions of several guest authors who provide different perspectives on a variety of topics.The blog can be accessed at http://www.theskykid.com ### Fryeburg, ME, April 11, 2010 --( PR.com )-- TheSkyKid.com, a blog that focuses on coming of age movies and young talent in music and the performing arts, has observed significant growth since its launch back in 2006.Each day, the blog receives an average of 3000 daily visitors from 195 different countries in the world (out of these, 192 are recognized by the United Nations).In recent years, the blog received media attention from the film and the music industries which allowed its authors to provide exclusive interviews with movie directors such as Stephen Ryder, Connor Clements , Lasse Nielsen , Frank Vitale and singers such as Vlad Krutskikh , Antonio Jose and Brendan Macfarlane.In addition to the usual reviews of films and youthful musicians which has been the staple of the blog from its inception, since last Fall the blog has been documenting the phenomenal growth of the Elton John/Lee Hall production of Billy Elliot the Musical as that show has grown from a London beginning to Broadway and Chicago and soon to several other countries.