KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

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KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/6/04 at 8:17pm

Fellow Tonyians. You know Hugh. Priceless!

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--Aristotle

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re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/6/04 at 8:20pm

Genius!

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#3

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Posted: 6/6/04 at 8:21pm

Hysterical..."call me" That was great!

#4

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Posted: 6/6/04 at 8:25pm

too cute

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re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/6/04 at 8:27pm

Well, Kristin is already in full costume so WICKED should ber performing soon.

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re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/6/04 at 8:28pm

No, that's not the costume for "Defying Gravity"

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"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
--Aristotle

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Posted: 6/6/04 at 8:28pm

Everyone WAS in full costume for the opening.

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#8

re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/6/04 at 9:01pm

How freakin cute is she!? That was the cutest thing. oy.

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#9

re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/7/04 at 8:21am

Folks, this is that that was: throwing Chenoweth a bone. She didn't have much to do in the WICKED number slated for presentation, and her talent is much loved in the Broadway community, so they put that little bit in there as (1) comic relief and (2) to give this other WICKED girl a moment to shine. I thought it was fine, and mildly entertaining -- but let's call a spade a spade.

#10

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 8:43am

rlb - I agree completely.

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re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/7/04 at 8:47am

Yep rlbgbc, but still really cute. "Call me!!"
B

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#12

re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/7/04 at 10:01am

Well, I missed that part. What happened?? BTW, Cheno was just as poor as Idina in the "Wicked" number...

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#13

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 10:05am

it appeared Cheno forgot a line or two in Defying Gravity...

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#14

re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/7/04 at 10:10am

Ummmmm, she DID forget a line or two.

Muahahahahahahaha

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#15

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 10:30am

When I first read this thread title I thought it said:
"Kristin Singing too high"

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re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/7/04 at 10:31am

what lines did she forget??



and just as a note, my family watched this performance with me (because i made them) and then are not broadway fanatics, but they loved the performance and my little brother said he got chills!!!

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 12:18pm

Caution: Blond singing too high!

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#18

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 12:25pm

Forgot, or edited for time. The whole song was chopped to pieces.

Think about it.

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#19

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 12:27pm

The number had to be trimmed to fit into the allotted time. I doubt she "forgot" lines, I suspect they were just cut.

#20

re: KRISTIN SINGING TO HUGH

Posted: 6/7/04 at 12:58pm

Yes, the song was edited as was dialogue changed and edited, to fit into the 3 and a half minutes the show was givn and to help get a bit more of a feeling for the storyline.

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#21

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 2:29pm

I almost died when Hugh said, "I hate to blow her off like that."

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 6:45pm

It blows that they had to chop Wicked to pieces and Hugh got more than 5 minutes to prance around. What a crock!

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#23

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 6:50pm

You could consider the bubble extra time for Wicked, so spare me your righteous outrage. Jackman only got about an extra minute- would you have preferred to split that time and give each performance an extra 8 seconds or so? Besides, it certainly isn't Jackman's fault that Wicked's number didn't work. They should have chosen something better.

And if the Tony producers were going to take time away from Jackman, I'd prefer that they give it to Big River rather than indulge a show like Wicked that barely needs it.

#24

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 7:46pm

I thought the bubble thing was really stupid and as rlgbc said just a way to indulge princess chenoweth.

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#25

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Posted: 6/7/04 at 8:03pm

Don't you know by now...
The bubble is just a way to protect Diva Cheno's fragile voice.

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