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I thought your rendition was very good. I am glad you didnt try to mimic the origial. You are stronger in the beginning and if you want my advice I would try to let loose and have more fun with it. Work on your upper register and focus yor tone more. Your vibrato is wonderful.

No it is in norwegian.

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Hi all!

I know this is board is for productions on the Great White Way but I just had to tell you about this norwgian production of PARADE. I went to the opening night. The production is staged in an old factory buliding that has been converted into a theatre. But the factory was bulit in 1912 so the atmosphere was fantastic AND the opening night was 4/26. Houndred years to the day of Mary Phagans murder.

The actors were perfect anf the guy playing Leo Frank lookd so much like

I found the music to be really good for the most part and if Lloyd Webber had written few more stand out tunes and done some tweaking to the first act with the young lovers, I think it would be even better. In this score he takes some chances. Not the case in Whistle and the Beautiful Game.

I belive my heart is aweful. And that was the signature, song sadly. But I found Evermore without you to be really beautiful.

The opening is wonderful and creepy.

All in all I think

Yes I knew! He even noted that in the "making of" book about Sunset Blvd. He does this all the time. I have many examples of this. Here is a typical example; When Lloyd Webber wrote Jeeves there was a song called Half a moment. The bridge in that song became the bridge in As if we never said goodbye in Sunset Blvd.

When he re-wrote Jeeves in 96 he had to change the bridge enough so it didn't sound the same. The rewritten bridge was THEN used in a song The Woman in White.

Ther

Mark Kudish for Jasper!!!!

Since I'm bi I have to give two of both:

Woman: Sheri Rene Scott, Stephanie Block
Man: Raul Esparza, Roman Fruge

I heard from my inside sources that he didn't want to sing for two reasons. Reason one is that he was tired after the weekend performances of "Wizard of Oz". He had done both the matinee and evening performance. Reason two was that he didn't know if he would be able to sing cause he gets very emotional when it comes to the show that changed his career and life. And as you can see he is already crying 5 seconds in.

Also the fact that Sarah Brightman "sang" was not part of the plan either. They had originally four Christines lined up as well who would sing different part of the song.
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I'm amazed your post hasn't been deleted by the administrator but in any case, good luck! :)


It's already out in the UK and I have the Blu-ray. Its amazing and it's not the same version they showed in the cinema. MUCH better editing and almost no video noise from the LED screens. It is FAR superior to the 2004 movie.

Bieber doesn't know what Germany is. I doubt he knows what Les Miserables is.

But this would be one time i would probably "boo" during applause. I would have done the same had I seen Nick Jonas.

I was an understudy for Javert in Les Miz back in 2006/7. I did not have in my contract that I would go on for sure and I never got to go on. I am fine with that even though I sure wish I would have since its a dream role.

The one thing that wasn't okay was that the actor playing the role often would feel like he was beginning to get sick and asking me if I was ready just in case (I was!) and then playing the performances. That made me enjoy the job I was doing on stage less, since I

Les Misearables used the same sets and almost the same direction when it returned to Broadway a few years back.

Im always surprised how many of you here get offended so easily. Of course it was a joke!! and a really funny one too!

she is not very pretty on the cover. Hope it's not the final art

This is definetly not from the norway production. Seen it 4 times and I know norwegian. This is not norwegian. This is from Finland

I really liked evita. the only thing bad was Madonna ?format=auto&width=600 Even Lloyd Webber thinks it would have been great if a proper singer would have done it. but it was her or no movie.

You don't have to say much on this board to get your message deleted, huh!

Well I for one understood her well but I guess it's all about what you are used to. Her accent is legit but its a thick british accent. If you are going for authentic good but would be nice to understand the plot too

Yes, Working Title is the name of the production company. They have made lots of great movies such as Bridget jones, Love Actually, Notting Hill, Four Weddings and a funural. All those movies starred Hugh Grant so Im guessing this will as well ?format=auto&width=600

Yes it would! I hope not.