Starring Lin Manuel-Miranda as John Proctor, Vanessa Hudgens as Goody Proctor, Adam Pascal as Reverend Parris, and Krysta Rodriguez as Abigail Williams
Score by Frank Wildhorn
Book by Jack Murphy
Notable songs: (It’s) Witchcraft!, Hanging Around, The Reverend’s Nightmare (with tap-dancing court officials), and the big love ballad: “Everyone Is A Satan-Worshipping Heathen (But I Still Love You)”
chewy5000 said: "In THE CRUCIBLE there's a character who comes on simply to announce the arrival of another character at the beginning of act 4. One sentence. What's more, it's not like there's an ensemble for them to join for the rest of the show. Killing time backstage was so dull I forgot to take off my watch one night..."
You're referring to Hopkins, the jailor. Most productions I've seen double him with Francis Nurse or Thomas Putnam.&nbs
Only buying this if "Goin' Viral" is part of the bundle. Shame it was cut, showcases Jared wonderfully and would have been a great lighthearted moment.
I also wouldn't mind Brendon Urie returning to Broadway as Anatole in Great Comet. If you've seen him live you're very well aware he can sing the role.
I'd wager for Be More Chill (having just seen it at Signature last week) there'd be a Best Score nod and nods for George Salazar and Gerard Canonico, definitely scenic and lighting design.
The Off-Broadway production is greatly improved. There are several book changes and lyric changes that make the show better and more polished. If they're going to transfer, this would be the version (and cast...George Salazar is a crowd-pleaser) to do it with.
Sporkie said: "You guys who are complaining about indecency... My high school has a competition where each grade works to produce its own 55 minute musical feverishly, except for the Sophmores and Freshmen work together. If you let kids come up with stuff on their own, it's much dirtier. Soph-Frosh's musical featured the main character Private Detective Richard "The Dick" Johnson That's four penis jokes is six words,Soph-Frosh was generally referr
I'm going July 31 to support Will, who I've been a big fan of for awhile. My mom's coming too and she LOVES the OCR. It will be a radioactive audience, I can tell you that already. The casting looks solid though.
Bibby87 said: "What are everyone's thoughts on a new Seussical?
Like I said above, Ethan Slater would be the perfect lead for this show. If we could get the right scenic/light/costume designers and a visionary director, it could be the hit it was born to be!
My Ideal Casting Choices for this:
Ethan Slater as The Cat (Above)
Anthony Rosenthal as Jojo (PLZ before he gets too old)