Defying Gravity Question!
Defying Gravity Question!
#0Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 1:36pmI have always wondered how high does Elphaba go when she defys gravity?
#2re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 1:54pm
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Updated On: 5/30/06 at 01:54 PM
#3re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 4:20pm
Thanks for the link 
Maybe about 20ft give or take and depending on how tall she is.
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#4re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 4:27pmIs 1000ft also true for the tour or does it depend on the stage?
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#5re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 4:28pm
Are you serious? 1000 feet?! When I saw it I never thought it looked like 1000 feet! I thought it was like, 150 or something.
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#6re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 4:46pmEven 150 feet is kind of high. Do you realize that's about 15 stories?
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#7re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 4:47pm
here's some perspective: Chicago's John Hancock Tower is 1,000 feet high-- about 97 stories tall.Even 150 feet is absurd-- roughly 15 stories off the ground. Look at the scale of the people and the stage-- she's what-- 20 feet up?
Really people, don't make these stupid people any stupider.
#8re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 5:32pmI was reading yesterday that if Earth gets too close to a black hole, we'd all get to defy gravity! Of course, it would last only a few seconds, because then the planet would disintegrate, but wouldn't that be a cool few seconds?
#9re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 5:37pmHaha Meg... so gullible (sp?)! I would say about 25 ft. but I could be completely wrong!
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Posted: 5/30/06 at 5:37pm"It's me! IT'S M*pffft*"
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#13re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 5:46pm1,000 feet is absolutely rediculous. the Gershwin's ceiling isn't nearly that tall. I'd say around 20 ft. But I could be off. Updated On: 5/30/06 at 05:46 PM
#14re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 5:51pmThe actress' feet probably don't get more than 10 or 15 feet above the stage. Assuming that the actress is 5 feet tall(probably underestimating, that would put her head 15-20 feet in the air, plenty high to provide the illusion of levetation. This also allows the actress' face to be seen, rather than being blocked by the proscenium(perhaps 25 feet tall in some venues?)
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#15re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 6:02pm20 feet sounds right.
#16re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 6:11pmMy heavens people. Really sometimes you are so gullible
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#17re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 6:46pmI thought I remember reading somewhere that it was 10-12 feet and continued rising until "bring me down" gradually, which I'm assuming is how high the feet are, so between 15-18 feet depending on height, which sounds right.
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Posted: 5/30/06 at 6:46pmDouble post :p Updated On: 5/30/06 at 06:46 PM
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#19re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 8:06pmI believe the feet top out at about 14ft.
#20re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 8:09pm
Iy cant be 1,000ft the Tower of Terror at disney world is not even that big.
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Posted: 5/30/06 at 8:13pm
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#22re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 8:17pmJust think that these are the people you come to the boards to talk to and enhance your knowledge of theater with! And this is only common measurements. lol sorry that was really nasty, but this is as bad as what I said over the weekend that Dollypop has as their signature.
#23re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 8:30pmWhat exactly can you get at a food place?
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#24re: Defying Gravity Question!
Posted: 5/30/06 at 8:48pm
150---->meant 15.
Heh. But yes, I am gullible.
And you can't play tricks like that on me because I will believe you. Every time...
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