Best Entrances & Exits — Page 2

SO what, she just stands there like a statue, and then starts singing? Details! :)

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*Aida spoilers*

Amneris doesn't make an entrance exactly. She's on stage when it starts in a glass case as a figurine in a museum. Two people (aida and radames) catch each other's eyes in the museum and the action freezes. Someone starts to sing and you realize it's Amneris in the glass case. She opens her eyes and then she eventually starts to move and then later on she steps down outta the case and moves towards the audience.

They go back to that scene at the end. It goes full circle. Amneris goes back into the case and you realize that Aida and Radames are the two people who caught each other's eyes in the museum and that they actually *have* found each other in another life and are getting another chance.

*ETA: Damnit, EponineThenardier beat me!

Updated On: 11/10/04 at 02:14 AM

I love the opening entrances in Rent.

My favorite exit is Carmen Ghia's in the Producers when he goes to get Roger... and Roger's entrance is hilarious, too... actually, that scene is the best/funniest scene ever. lol

Entrances: Peter Pan in Peter Pan, the first time Peter flies onto that stage through the nursury room door is always breath taking.

Granny in Into The Woods: Coming out of the Belly of the Wolf

Tuptim in The King and I: She gets carried in by a bunch of hot shirtless Asian Men....

Roger De Bris in The Producers: Entering Grandly on the Staircase, in a sparkling gown.

Fiddler on The Roof; Fruma Sara rising from her grave in The Dream Scene

Mallory in City of Angels, She's naked in the detectives bed at the start of the Lost and Found scene.

Mr. Mistoffolees in Cats, Entering from the flys "magically"

Metamorphoses: When Cupid enters and is Winged, Blind, and Naked, Floating on a Raft.

Exits: Ulla in The Producers after seducing her way into the show "God Bless America" always gets applause.

Seymore and Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors: Into the plant

Metamorphoses: One of the Actors exited by drowning in the pool, she held her breath for the last 5 or 6 minutes of the scene. It was Rad.

Velma in Chicago: "As they say in South Hampton, 'You are SH*T out of Luck, My dear"

The Begger Lady in Sweeny Todd: Every time she Propositions Anthony and then goes back to begging.

The Entire Cast of Sunday in the Park with George at the end of the first act when the curtain comes down and they're posed as the Painting.

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