#26
Posted: 7/20/06 at 4:34pm
I was at today's performance, July 20th. Was nice weather and a relatively calming show (mostly ballads), with the following line-up. Please feel free to assist me with the name of the Phantom stand-by and the names of the songs performed by "Shout"
SHOUT: THE MOD MUSICAL
(4 Songs)
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
"All I Ask of You"
Carrington Vilmont/Rebecca Pitcher
"Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again"
Rebecca Pitcher
"Music of the Night"
Peter Lockyer
THE COLOR PURPLE
"What About Love?"
Kenita R. Miller/Angela Robinson
"Push Da Button"
Angela Robinson
"I'm Here"
Kenita R. Miller
"Too Beautiful For Words"
Angela Robinson
WICKED
"The Wizard and I"
Saycon Sengbloh
"As Long As You're Mine"
Saycon Sengbloh/Clifton Oliver
"For Good"
Saycon Sengbloh/Katie Adams
Afterward I chatted with Katie Adams (Glinda stand-by) for a good few minutes (after the crazy girl fans had been weeded out). She's very darling and happily renovating her new apartment.
But more exciting, for me, was meeting BroadwayWorld.com's very own Ben Strothman (our stellar photographer). He's quite the character and we chatted for what felt like 30 minutes. Really, all you BWW.com-ers who aren't in the habit of looking at photo credits and article by-lines, start to. Ben, for example, is absolutely fantastic and such a hard worker (and so funny). Keep an eye out for him at the next performances, because he's awesome (and has an affinity for my co-worker's nice calves) haha
SHOUT: THE MOD MUSICAL
(4 Songs)
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
"All I Ask of You"
Carrington Vilmont/Rebecca Pitcher
"Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again"
Rebecca Pitcher
"Music of the Night"
Peter Lockyer
THE COLOR PURPLE
"What About Love?"
Kenita R. Miller/Angela Robinson
"Push Da Button"
Angela Robinson
"I'm Here"
Kenita R. Miller
"Too Beautiful For Words"
Angela Robinson
WICKED
"The Wizard and I"
Saycon Sengbloh
"As Long As You're Mine"
Saycon Sengbloh/Clifton Oliver
"For Good"
Saycon Sengbloh/Katie Adams
Afterward I chatted with Katie Adams (Glinda stand-by) for a good few minutes (after the crazy girl fans had been weeded out). She's very darling and happily renovating her new apartment.
But more exciting, for me, was meeting BroadwayWorld.com's very own Ben Strothman (our stellar photographer). He's quite the character and we chatted for what felt like 30 minutes. Really, all you BWW.com-ers who aren't in the habit of looking at photo credits and article by-lines, start to. Ben, for example, is absolutely fantastic and such a hard worker (and so funny). Keep an eye out for him at the next performances, because he's awesome (and has an affinity for my co-worker's nice calves) haha
Updated On: 7/20/06 at 04:34 PM