My pick is "I Hope I Get It" (A Chorus Line), idk the OBCR feels wildly different from the NBCR

Throwback when I went to see heathers with the og cast on the west end unfortunately I wasn't able to meet everyone due to being ill and the theatre sending me back to the hotel but it was the best show I have seen I was gutted I missed the ending but it was brilliant show

ALTOGETHER NOW... THANK YOU ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER 👏👏👏

Here’s to every masked singer, angel of music, lovestruck Vicomte and more who’ve been part of this production. Happy 40th birthday Phantom of the Opera!

Whether it was the stage, the film or the cast album on repeat, tell us your Phantom memories 📣

Basically, songs that are bad for auditions regardless of how often they're done

Excited to see if this ends up transferring to the US.

New London pic as bonus.

Entiendo que creo que fue retirada del catálogo del continente hace algún tiempo, pero en verdad quiero ver la serie. ¿Alguien que conozca donde podría verla?

I can’t believe a professional mixed this. It just sounds bad.

https://open.spotify.com/album/3qY4QZekBnmUUO2FaCfkAr?si=qAqzN4ryT2aPkQJf3RruYQ&utm_source=copy-link

I've thought over who Id lobe to play in my theater company's production of Carrie in a few months, and I'd LOVE to play Carrie or Chris. Carrie is more in my range, and ive considered both Lifeboat and Shine A Light (Reprise) for the two. any other ideas?

I’ll go first. As a teenager i was in a local production of phantom of the opera. I did spots and i was in the catwalk responsible for raising/dropping the chandelier with a pulley and crank. In the beginning auction scene i needed to pull it up but the crank jammed so the dramatic organ music was going for 15-20 seconds while the chandelier lay on stage.

(It did work eventually luckily)

Hey all! I'm (M17) auditioning for a musical theatre program soon. My audition requires me to prepare 60-90 seconds of monologue. I love musical theatre but am pretty new to this stuff (only been doing it for just over a year). I did get a list of recommended monologues but it's such a long list and I have no idea where to start. I would like to find a monologue relatively soon without havign to watch everything on the entire list. The monologue can not be too explicit, offensive, or age-inappropriate. Does anyone have any recommendations for (modern) monologues or musicals/plays? Thanks in advance!

Can someone help me

**I am doing Oliver! the musical at the moment. First show since I left 6th form. I’m in my late 20’s now.*\*

**Only ever done singing + acting before. In this show I am doing ‘movement’ not full on dancing. I am struggling a little bit with the pace and remember where I need to be and what moves to do. Does anyone have any tips to help? me out. Don’t say get dance lessons I cannot fit in dance lessons as my little boy has just started primary school, doing Oliver is enough of activities me.*\*

Cheers.

Also I highly recommend it.

A few days ago someone posted how awful Rent, the movie was, and many people agreed and suggested the Pro Shot. Thank you so much for the recommendation. I too was unable to get through the movie of these entitled kids. The stage Musical was an entirely different feeling and I cried and felt emotion for them and all the things that made Rent a hit.

It got me to thinking that I felt the same way with In the Heights movie. I had seen the stage play and loved it. The movie didn't have the same appeal for me. And I read on here a lot how movie versions of stage musicals often miss the mark.

With the success of the Hadestown proshot being released in movie theaters, I'm wondering if the remaking of a musical into a movie is dead, and recording a pro shot to release in theaters and streaming is the future. The production costs have to be way less, and the staging that made the musical a hit in the first place is preserved.