Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo
Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo#1
Posted: 8/20/12 at 9:01pmAnyone know where I can find some videos of Michael Bennett dancing? I've searched high and low online and have found one Hullabaloo video -- I know I have seen others somewhere, but can't remember where. Any pointers in the right direction would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo#2
Posted: 8/23/12 at 11:50pmThey have clips of him dancing on Hullaballoo on the Every Little Step DVD
Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo#2
Posted: 8/23/12 at 11:56pm
you can also go to you tube.
put in Hullaballoo dancers, The u tube that says hullaballo dancers has Michael Bennett and Donna.
Donna McCechnie is at 2 minutes and Michael Bennett has a solo
around 2 minute 30 seconds.
Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo#3
Posted: 8/25/12 at 3:52pmThank you for that--your post led me to this brilliant dance to the Batman theme. I want to think Bennett choreographed--it has a lot of his same steps he would use later, particularly in Tick-Tock, but it's hard to say since so much of that dance vocabulary came out of 60s jazz dance.
Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo#5
Posted: 8/25/12 at 4:19pm
This is a great one that features "Mike" Bennett, Donna McKechnie, Suzanne Charney (Rich Man's Frug lead dancer in the film of Sweet Charity), Patrick Adiarte (The King and I and Flower Drum Song films), etc.
A great showcase for them here. Introduced by Dean Jones (who mispronounces his future "Company" co-star Donna McKechnie's last name).
LINK
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Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo#6
Posted: 8/25/12 at 4:24pmThat's awesome! Especially Donna's solo. Rob Ashford clearly studied these for nearly all of his steps...
Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo#7
Posted: 8/25/12 at 4:27pm
I love Donna's solo here, followed by Michael's, and for a brief moment they dance together.
Legendary.
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Michael Bennett/Hullabaloo#8
Posted: 8/26/12 at 6:56am
I recommend watching all 170 minutes of the Dancers Over 40 tribute to Michael. It's in 17 10-minutes parts on YouTube, and it's filled with clips, anecdotes and remembrances,
Here's Part 1:
http://youtu.be/WDYxqZN8BoU
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