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He is seen in many acts but fails each stunt as he gets either seriously injured or apparently killed like getting stabbed inside the black box and set on fire by Laurel, shot through the head by a [[Pistol]], his left hand nearly severed with a guillotine, and cut in half by a table saw. He claims he was distracted by the thought of "that filthy stagehand [his assistant was] trolloping with." |
He is seen in many acts but fails each stunt as he gets either seriously injured or apparently killed like getting stabbed inside the black box and set on fire by Laurel, shot through the head by a [[Pistol]], his left hand nearly severed with a guillotine, and cut in half by a table saw. He claims he was distracted by the thought of "that filthy stagehand [his assistant was] trolloping with." |
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| − | His "cheating death" acts did not go very well as the audience becomes frightened. It is unknown how he keeps performing acts even after fatal accidents, or how his assistant does after she was paralyzed. Although it is possible that the occurring injuries are actually part of their act, or that they've just been miraculously mended. |
+ | His "cheating death" acts did not go very well as the audience becomes frightened. It is unknown how he keeps performing acts even after fatal accidents, or how his assistant does after she was paralyzed. Although it is possible that the occurring injuries are actually part of their act, or that they've just been miraculously mended. He is voiced by Kurt Rhoads. |
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|'''Bluesy St. John''' |
|'''Bluesy St. John''' |
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| − | |Southern blues singer who sings about being abused as a child, pursuing a sex change, losing her baby child to aliens, and a variety of other personal problems. Though it is not much of an entertainment, many audience members finds this female singer amusing and quite attractive. During her shows, she implies that she is drunk/drugged while on stage, and it should be noted that most of her songs are obviously fictitious (even in the GTA universe). Once she goes to scene, voice says: "What a fool!" in Russian, but subtitles says "You are welcome". Al is her personal piano player. |
+ | |Southern blues singer who sings about being abused as a child, pursuing a sex change, losing her baby child to aliens, and a variety of other personal problems. Though it is not much of an entertainment, many audience members finds this female singer amusing and quite attractive. During her shows, she implies that she is drunk/drugged while on stage, and it should be noted that most of her songs are obviously fictitious (even in the GTA universe). Once she goes to scene, voice says: "What a fool!" in Russian, but subtitles says "You are welcome". Al is her personal piano player. She is voiced by Melody Sweets. |
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|'''"Catch"''' |
|'''"Catch"''' |
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| − | |An ordinary juggler dressed in a jester costume against a medieval backdrop with varying, yet ordinary, juggling acts, like juggling knives and solid concrete blocks (in blue). In one act he manages to juggle three chainsaws without injuring himself. Catch is always applauded by the audience as he closes his act. |
+ | |An ordinary juggler dressed in a jester costume against a medieval backdrop with varying, yet ordinary, juggling acts, like juggling knives and solid concrete blocks (in blue). In one act he manages to juggle three chainsaws without injuring himself. Catch is always applauded by the audience as he closes his act. He is voiced by Nicholas Flair. |
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|'''Dusty Cowpoke''' |
|'''Dusty Cowpoke''' |
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| − | |A performance artist who jumps and rolls around mimicking the movements of a cowboy in a shootout, and uses his hands like a [[Python|revolver]]. The theme of this show takes place in a western-style desert with a classical country music. The audience disliked his performance, most likely because his entertainment is much less appealing, and is the only act the audience will boo at. He is only seen in the first act in the game, but also appears during the introductory cutscene for "[[Final Destination]]", and during the introductory sequence of "[[First Date (GTA IV)|First Date]]" explaining friendships and girlfriends in GTA IV, when he wears a white 10-gallon hat (the only time he dons a headgear).The music Dusty is performing to is reused from the [[Redwood Cigarettes]] commercial heard on the [[Radio Stations in GTA San Andreas|radio stations]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. |
+ | |A performance artist who jumps and rolls around mimicking the movements of a cowboy in a shootout, and uses his hands like a [[Python|revolver]]. The theme of this show takes place in a western-style desert with a classical country music. The audience disliked his performance, most likely because his entertainment is much less appealing, and is the only act the audience will boo at. He is only seen in the first act in the game, but also appears during the introductory cutscene for "[[Final Destination]]", and during the introductory sequence of "[[First Date (GTA IV)|First Date]]" explaining friendships and girlfriends in GTA IV, when he wears a white 10-gallon hat (the only time he dons a headgear).The music Dusty is performing to is reused from the [[Redwood Cigarettes]] commercial heard on the [[Radio Stations in GTA San Andreas|radio stations]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. He is voiced by Matt Williams. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | Bluesy St. John and Dusty Cowpoke are both names that show up on the sidewalk of [[Vinewood Boulevard]]. |
+ | *Bluesy St. John and Dusty Cowpoke are both names that show up on the [[Vinewood Walk of Fame|sidewalk]] of [[Vinewood Boulevard (HD Universe)|Vinewood Boulevard]]. |
== See also == |
== See also == |
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Revision as of 16:58, 24 December 2013
Perestroika, a cabaret club in Grand Theft Auto IV, features a total of four different acts, two of which will be shown each time the player watches the club's show. The acts that show up in each show are fixed in sequence and order. All in all, a total of six different shows (eight on PC version?) can be played before they are looped. The quality of the acts vary between each of the performers, and at least one act is depicted to be plagued by problems.
The performers do not appear outside the realms of the shows, and are only seen within Perestroika. The acts cannot be seen in Lost and Damned and Ballad of Gay Tony.
List of acts
| Image | Name | Description |
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| File:TheIncredibleKleinman-GTAIV.jpg | The Incredible Kleinman | A magician who entertains the audience by cheating death, with his "lovely assistant" Laurel, who he implies is his ex-lover.
He is seen in many acts but fails each stunt as he gets either seriously injured or apparently killed like getting stabbed inside the black box and set on fire by Laurel, shot through the head by a Pistol, his left hand nearly severed with a guillotine, and cut in half by a table saw. He claims he was distracted by the thought of "that filthy stagehand [his assistant was] trolloping with." His "cheating death" acts did not go very well as the audience becomes frightened. It is unknown how he keeps performing acts even after fatal accidents, or how his assistant does after she was paralyzed. Although it is possible that the occurring injuries are actually part of their act, or that they've just been miraculously mended. He is voiced by Kurt Rhoads. |
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Bluesy St. John | Southern blues singer who sings about being abused as a child, pursuing a sex change, losing her baby child to aliens, and a variety of other personal problems. Though it is not much of an entertainment, many audience members finds this female singer amusing and quite attractive. During her shows, she implies that she is drunk/drugged while on stage, and it should be noted that most of her songs are obviously fictitious (even in the GTA universe). Once she goes to scene, voice says: "What a fool!" in Russian, but subtitles says "You are welcome". Al is her personal piano player. She is voiced by Melody Sweets. |
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"Catch" | An ordinary juggler dressed in a jester costume against a medieval backdrop with varying, yet ordinary, juggling acts, like juggling knives and solid concrete blocks (in blue). In one act he manages to juggle three chainsaws without injuring himself. Catch is always applauded by the audience as he closes his act. He is voiced by Nicholas Flair. |
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Dusty Cowpoke | A performance artist who jumps and rolls around mimicking the movements of a cowboy in a shootout, and uses his hands like a revolver. The theme of this show takes place in a western-style desert with a classical country music. The audience disliked his performance, most likely because his entertainment is much less appealing, and is the only act the audience will boo at. He is only seen in the first act in the game, but also appears during the introductory cutscene for "Final Destination", and during the introductory sequence of "First Date" explaining friendships and girlfriends in GTA IV, when he wears a white 10-gallon hat (the only time he dons a headgear).The music Dusty is performing to is reused from the Redwood Cigarettes commercial heard on the radio stations in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. He is voiced by Matt Williams. |
Trivia
- Bluesy St. John and Dusty Cowpoke are both names that show up on the sidewalk of Vinewood Boulevard.