Flying On Stage

It's so much fun! I got to do it in a ballet.

Of course Peter Pan most often comes to mind when one tinks of flying on stage.

What other stage productions have flying?
Have you flown?

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:) :) :) :) :) :) :)

I'll just write down the initials of the title (MP), wear a huge grin thinking about it, and soon be wearing my Mary Poppins T-shirts, sent from London to me by a very special person!

Oppps! I said it!

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WITCHES OF EASTWICK flew the three leading ladies up to the balcony. I could only watch and be glad it wasn't me as I'm scared of heights. I flew on a TV show when I was a kid and kept my eyes closed for the whole time. OH! I forgot! A while back I did a TV commercial as a superhero...Captain Anticol (it's a cough lozenge)... and I was swung around on a crane in a HUGE circle high above the trees, striking mock heroic poses and just waiting for the cable to snap and send me hurtling to my death. Then I had to come down and do the "product shot"...holding the packet of Anticol for a close-up...and they couldn't understand why my hands were shaking so badly. I prefer to remain earth bound, thank you.

I didn't see it - but didn't I hear that "Dracula" had a lot of flying?

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The touring production of Seussical had a great flying sequence during "McEllogot's Pool"

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WICKED
the wiserd of oz

Oh, you pretty Chitty Chitty Bang Bang....

has a flying car, I believe...

High Spirits - the musical version of Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward.

In Kiss of the Spiderwoman, Aurora didn't fly, but she was hooked up to a flying harness when she sang the title song. She was climbing around on a giant spider web, and the harness was there so she woudn't fall and break her neck if she lost her footing.

Aida had flying?? I can't remember that....hmm

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Ohhh yeahhh....the beginning of that scene always confused me.

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Today or tomorrow.

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captinhook are you Paul Rubin?

oh!


you did a verry good job!!!


well done i LOVE it!!!!