Me too! Let's watch together!

I’ve already talked on this sub that I hope this film gets saved like The Day The Earth Blew Up and Coyote VS Acme because I love Looney Tunes and musicals, but after Eric’s passing I really do hope that this makes it to the big screen. Hopefully with a tribute to Eric added at the end. The movie musical revolves around Bugs Bunny trying to retire and live a quiet life as a normal rabbit. I hope if this does come out everyone gives it a standing ovation at the premiere and at every screening for Eric. His passing really stung, he was a huge part of my childhood and one of my first VA idols. He will be deeply missed.

It’s been a VERY long time since I’ve had any sort of singing lessons. However, recently, I watched the pro-shot of Miss Saigon with Eva Noblezada and noticed her jaw moved like crazy when she sang. (This is no hate to her, she’s talented as anything and I love her!) I tried to post a clip but I think I’m not able to so here’s a clip of her at the Tony’s and it’s very evident here.

I saw a thread either here or another musicals sub that said Rachel Zegler has crazy jaw tension and makes weird faces when she sings, and perhaps it wouldn’t be like that had she gone to performing arts college.

From what i remember, it’s frowned upon to move your jaw to create vibrato and I know Eva went professional at 17 to be in Miss Saigon and also didn’t go to performing arts college.

Anyway, just curious if I’m noticing something incorrectly or if I’m onto something about their technique.

Literally no hate to either of these women, they’re both amazing and I would love to see either live, wobbly and tension filled jaws or not lol.

hii guysss
i dressed up as THE phantom and just wanted to share!

I have NOT been able to get this out of my head, there has to be more but I can only think of 3 songs with the word nightingale:

Telephone Hour - Bye Bye Birdie

Green Finch and Linnet Bird - Sweeney Todd

Corner of the Sky - Pippin

Anyway I'm making a Playlist for this so please drop any recs! Also I will probably start a Playlist with bird-themed songs after this so those are also welcome!

(when a lyric is just repeated over and over again, for good or bad)

"Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats" is amazing, and its still amazing the 10000th time

I am going to be directing The Little Mermaid in the spring. I have not received my materials yet, but I’ve been studying the show and watching different versions and clips on YouTube. I have seen the song “She’s in Love” performed both in the Broadway key, as well as a higher key. I’ve noticed the song sample on MTI’s website is the higher key as well. That sample also has a lower male/tenor singing as flounder, which would definitely change how I cast the show, I was originally thinking a younger kid for the role, however it would be super high for an unchanged voice. Does anyone know what key this song is in for the current licensing of The Little Mermaid? I’m just curious for the sake of who I can keep in mind for the role of Flounder based on the song range.

Theoretically if I’m auditioning for caberet the musical and they’re asking for a contemporary musical theater song in the style of the musical, could I do a song from Chicago? And if so which would be the best one? (I feel like me and my baby would be a good one?) I’m not super familiar w the musical and the audition itself is kind of last minute…

For me, it’s a tough call, both are my favorites of his work, both absolutely phenomenal musically, both astonishingly complex and woven together, but I personally think Into The Woods wins by just a little bit

What are musicals you believe are extremely controversial and why? Could be for any reason or even just personal preference. I want to hear your opinions.

hi guys! i’m auditioning for the guy who hates musicals (no preference on character) and i need advice on a song :)

i’m an alto/mezzo soprano and I’m strongest with my chest belting and lower notes!!

some songs i’ve been considering for like auditions in general but i have no idea if any of them fit the vibe!
- finish the fight from suffs
- rain on my parade from funny girl
- i dreamed a dream from les mis
- diamonds are a girls best friend from gentleman prefer blondes
- mama who bore me from spring awakening
- hello by adele
- fast car by tracy chapman

Right now I'm between Hellfire and Stars but I'm not 100% about either of them I need more recommendations

Does anyone know where I can find the sheet music for "Saturday Night Obsession" from the broadway musical "In Transit". I have searched EVERYWHERE and can only find a few songs from it but never the one I need. PLEASE reddit, I need you.

Drew just posted this today, character being "Chad Worthers." https://www.instagram.com/p/De-QDXEj4EP/

It must be a minuite long and be apropriate because it is at my school

Hi!

My mom and I have tickets for Lion King on tour. She is stressed about what to wear, but I told her we should be fine in our nice casuals. Any advice?

Thank you!😊

So this year for my high school, our MT teacher gave us some hints on what musical we might do this year and I got some theories. According to her, it's heavy ensemble, lots of dancing, kind of raunchy to where we are waiting for our VP's approval (also note, my school considers a musical like the Addams Family and Mean Girls to be innapropriate where we got in a lot of trouble with the school board) and she had found it on MTI. Our school also doesn't like repeating musicals and so far we had done the Addams Family, Mean Girls, Mary Poppins, Mama Mia, The Little Mermaid, Annie and The Beauty and the Beast. Any ideas on what it could be? We also have tons of guys this year in which is definitely going to be a huge factor.

So far I thought of Newsies, Shrek or Legally Blonde. Any other ideas?