2010 Sundance Film Festival

James Carpinello, Emily Padgett, and Constantine arrive for a screening of 'Sympathy for Delicious' at the Sundance Film Festival

Constantine and fellow Rock of Ages cast members James Carpinello and Emily Padgett gave a performance last night at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, UT.  The music was provided by the band called Arsenal who plays at Rock of Ages on Broadway.  Their performance was at a party for the films Hesher starring Natalie Portman and Joseph Gordon Levitt and Sympathy for Delicious which stars Mark Ruffalo, Laura Linney, Orlando Bloom and Juliette Lewis.  Matt Weaver and Scott Prisand, co-owners of Corner Store Entertainment are the producers of both films.  They also are producers for Rock of Ages.

Earlier in the day, Constantine was photographed in Park City:

Other pictures were taken of him in the Lounge at The Lift:

Here is one from the performance.

Twitters describing the show included Kay Jones, a Senior Editorial Producer at CNN:

Awesome show by the @rockofages gang. Calling it a night now

and

By the way, that @ConstantineM can sing! Tried to chat w/him but too many fans taking photos

Also Hillary Weaver, a Rock of Ages producer, twittered this:

@ConstantineM & @TheJimmyCarp & Emily Padgett rocked it so hard tonight! The party was awesome!!! #SympathyforDelicious #Sundance

Photos here courtesy of wireimage.com.  There are many more at their site you can see.

Addition:  Kay Jones of CNN posted this on her blog:

1215a: Just arrived at the Bing sponsored party at Village at the Yard. The cast of Rock of Ages is on stage right now, singing some of the favorites from the show. I can’t see them as I am still waiting… Outside…. In the snow.

1220a: Made it inside! Constantine Maroulis is leading the cast in “Don’t Stop Believing”, as the crowd sings along.

1a: The show is over. Constantine and gang have come out to the room to hang with the crowd. Can’t get close enough to ask how their Sundance is going. I do overhear him say something of the effect of: “this is cool”.

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