By JAY PATAO
Photo by Joy Arguil
BLESSINGS have come pouring for Laurence Mossman, a half-Filipino, half-New Zealander singer-actor, whose various talents have been noticed, keeping him busy in the months ahead.
Aside from his ongoing thrice-a-week show at Resorts World Manila as a member of the fast-rising trio The Primo, the classical singer has also made a social media-trending appearance as Signore Mossman in the top-rating Kapamilya teleserye “Dolce Amore.”
Laurence is now taking a big leap when he landed a co-starring role in the movie “Die Beautiful” (top-billed by Paolo Ballesteros) where he plays the role of a doctor.
Almost done shooting for the movie, he is set to start facing the cameras again for the movie “Bakitang mgaGwapomayBF” together with Paolo Ballesteros, Anne Curtis and Dennis Trillo.
Laurence also revealed during a photo shoot cum press con at Lumina Residences in Mandaluyong City recently that he had private auditions for the West End musical “Miss Saigon” in the presence of no less than its composer Claude-Michel Schonberg eagerly awaiting the result after the worldwide casting calls have concluded.
Laurence has also renewed his contract with Psalmstre Enterprises as ambassador for New Placenta for Men, which means that he will continue working with Kapamilya actor Ejay Falcon in the beauty soap’s branding efforts, along with the latest addition, Filipino-Italian beauty king Andrea Biondo who recently won as Gentlemen of the Philippines-Universal Ambassador 2016.
“Psalmstre decided to renew Laurence’s contract because of his impressive performance. Aside from being a good and talented artist, he is also very kind and professional, reasons why he is well-loved by his fans,” said Jim Acosta, Psalmstre’s CEO.
Laurence is set to grace the anniversary celebration of a big mall in Koronadal, South Cotabato on August 24, another mall show during his birthday in September, and a show with fellow endorser Miss Earth-Air 2012 Stephany Stefanowitz in Gaisano Mall also next month.
When not busy with his commitments as a singer, actor or endorser, Laurence religiously attends workshops to further improve his skills, as well as Tagalog. Wanting to offer the best to his fans, he does not settle for half-baked performances. Laurence believes that, while no one could perfectly give everything, one could do his best.
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