OK. I just saw it on stage yesterday. It was so fun, but I would recomend seeing it from the audience's perpective at leat once. When you are not on stage, you can see the effects better and everthing just looks so perfect. But, onstage it is very cool to have everyone jumping around you. There were only two things that was distracting to me. For instance, there was a lady in the first row who was covering her ears, shaking her head, and folding her arms the whole time (and this was only during the Bitch of Living). I loved watching her face during Totall F*****. The other distracting thing was Groff's spitting. All the guys spat so much, but still not as much as Groff. I found it quite funny but it took away from the very serious moments... when he's spitting everywhere. Overall, I thought it was a good experience.
I felt apart of what they were all feeling. Seeing the cast act up close is a lot better. Lea Michele's face was so sad during "Whispering". It was so pretty. You could see the tears in her eyes with a spotlight shining down on her. I also thought the "Reformatory" scene was better on stage. I am glad I had this exerience.
Updated On: 4/24/07 at 09:42 PM