#51
Posted: 12/30/04 at 11:04pm
btw, you can see the buckle in the CD booklet. first page. first picture. Oooo.... it's magic... OMG.
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#52
Posted: 12/30/04 at 11:06pm
you REALLY need to chill.
"sing til you're breaking glass, or you're breaking down.."
#53
Posted: 12/30/04 at 11:09pm
I'm totally calm, thanks. how are you? good?
#54
Posted: 12/30/04 at 11:11pm
fine, thank's for asking.
"sing til you're breaking glass, or you're breaking down.."
#55
Posted: 12/30/04 at 11:16pm
Cats I am here to back you up, lets go!
Spreading some Anti-Wickedite sentiment, one board at a time.
Spreading some Anti-Wickedite sentiment, one board at a time.
#56
Posted: 12/30/04 at 11:18pm
say whatever you want- IDC..
"sing til you're breaking glass, or you're breaking down.."
#57
Posted: 12/31/04 at 12:20am
How come all threads related to "Wicked" seem to end up in arguements????? Gosh.....
#59
Posted: 1/21/05 at 12:35pm
Because unnecessary drama reigns supreme in the world of theatre fans.
#60
Posted: 1/21/05 at 12:54pm
Wait, I don't get how "I Don't think you understand, you're having delusions of granduer" from Defying Gravity is actually "Follow the Yellow Brick Road"...
Justice: did you mean the melody and notes are the same? Could you explain that one to me please? Thanks!
Justice: did you mean the melody and notes are the same? Could you explain that one to me please? Thanks!
#61
Posted: 1/21/05 at 12:59pm
Elphie...sing it...then sing "Follow the Yellow brick road". They are the same notes.
What I don't hear is "Unlimited" with "Over the Rainbow"
What I don't hear is "Unlimited" with "Over the Rainbow"
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#62
Posted: 1/21/05 at 1:07pm
"Because unnecessary drama reigns supreme in the world of theatre fans. "
THANK YOU noellelizbeth!!
THANK YOU noellelizbeth!!
#63
Posted: 1/21/05 at 1:44pm
I wanted to add this: The intro music to "Home" in The Wiz (it's playing now) sounds almost exactly like the into to "I'm Not that Girl."
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#64
Posted: 1/21/05 at 2:10pm
I have found the little subtle references to other Oz stories make the show interesting. I found that there were new things to enjoy with each time I saw the show or listened to the CD.
#66
Posted: 1/21/05 at 2:23pm
i dunno if it was done on purpose...
here's something i kind of figured out....
In my thtr design class I am making a storyboard and using green in the background ....green represents hope...
I never realized it until i started the design - at the end of WAI the whole background turned green - as Elphaba is HOPING to meet the wizard...
here's something i kind of figured out....
In my thtr design class I am making a storyboard and using green in the background ....green represents hope...
I never realized it until i started the design - at the end of WAI the whole background turned green - as Elphaba is HOPING to meet the wizard...
"I think Harvey [Fierstein] wishes he were a black woman. I say he's the largest black woman in the show. I wish Harvey were straight, cuz I'd do him in a minute. I like big burly mother f***ers like him." ~Mary Bond Davis on Harvey Fierstein Thanks to Mistress @ spouzic.com
#67
Posted: 1/21/05 at 2:29pm
Good point..but accidental, I think.
Why is the dragon there? I'm curious. I know it's signifigance is in the book, as I have read it and I'm well aware of the Time of the Clock Dragon (although it makes no sense in the book, either). But, the only reference to the Dragon clock in the show is when Glinda announces what time Elphie died. But the clock is behind her.
As for the people who have never read the book - What is the relevance of that horrid piece of stagecraft hanging from the ceiling that squeaks and is rope pulled by costumed stagehands?
Why is the dragon there? I'm curious. I know it's signifigance is in the book, as I have read it and I'm well aware of the Time of the Clock Dragon (although it makes no sense in the book, either). But, the only reference to the Dragon clock in the show is when Glinda announces what time Elphie died. But the clock is behind her.
As for the people who have never read the book - What is the relevance of that horrid piece of stagecraft hanging from the ceiling that squeaks and is rope pulled by costumed stagehands?
"Do you know what pledge time is, Andrew"? said the PBS Executive.
"Yes", Lloyd Webber replied. "My 50th birthday special must be one program that gets done a lot."
"No", mused the man from PBS heedlessy. "Not so much. Our Stephen Sondheim Carnegie Hall concert. That's a big one."
Spoons, forks and knives seemed suddenly to suspend their motion in horror, all around the table.
#68
Posted: 1/21/05 at 2:55pm
maybe accidental, maybe not - i mean he is a good designer...but in my thing it is not an accident lol
Well, the clock is in the time dragon...so in a way the show is taking place as, let's say, a history story inside the dragon clock....
IT does move around when Elphie does something magical...remember, it predicted her birth and "told" the munckins to kill Melena before the baby could be born...
Well, the clock is in the time dragon...so in a way the show is taking place as, let's say, a history story inside the dragon clock....
IT does move around when Elphie does something magical...remember, it predicted her birth and "told" the munckins to kill Melena before the baby could be born...
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#70
Posted: 1/26/05 at 10:26am
And an anatomically correct rubber doll at that...
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#71
Posted: 1/26/05 at 10:33am
What I don't hear is "Unlimited" with "Over the Rainbow"
The timing is slightly different. But it really is the same.
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The timing is slightly different. But it really is the same.
The choice may have been mistaken, The choosing was not... "Every day has the potential to be the greatest day of your life." - Lin-Manuel Miranda
#72
Posted: 1/26/05 at 12:58pm
Its only the first 7 notes because once you hit the 8th, it is copyright infringemengt or something lol.
#73
Posted: 1/26/05 at 1:08pm
I'm going to clear up the "defying Gravity" drama......CLEARLY IDINA MENZEL CAN FLY. That's all.
#74
Posted: 1/26/05 at 2:31pm
I def agree. Is there anything Idina can't do?
Also, I think the purpose of the Dragon is just to amaze the audiance and to assure they won the Tony for sets (which they succeeded at)
Also, I think the purpose of the Dragon is just to amaze the audiance and to assure they won the Tony for sets (which they succeeded at)
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#75
Posted: 1/26/05 at 2:33pm
When I went backstage, I got to hold the green baby doll. It's so heavy.
I also got to hold the bucket of water, which had no water, but is heavy to make it look like it's filled with water when the actor picks it up.
I also got to hold the bucket of water, which had no water, but is heavy to make it look like it's filled with water when the actor picks it up.
"Do you know what pledge time is, Andrew"? said the PBS Executive.
"Yes", Lloyd Webber replied. "My 50th birthday special must be one program that gets done a lot."
"No", mused the man from PBS heedlessy. "Not so much. Our Stephen Sondheim Carnegie Hall concert. That's a big one."
Spoons, forks and knives seemed suddenly to suspend their motion in horror, all around the table.
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