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1:49:48 WHAT?!? How have I never seen or heard that before. Of Course! of Course!

Hadestown but it's not 4 pixels??

So sad about Gavin. So young. But, also thanks for another video for my Jordan Danica collection.

God was he amazing...and sucg a beautiful soul.Hate to see RIP and then his name,l don't want it to be real. All the love and thoughts to his family and friends, l can't imagine how they must be feeling,losing a clearly extraordinary person 💔 ❤🌈🕊

I'm still in shock and utterly devastated. RIP to an absolute titan and one of the most charismatic tenors I've ever seen, who was all around a nice guy. Was fantastic in this role, the Wolf, and as Cornelius Hackl in the Midler Hello Dolly revival.

RIP

RIP. Thank you for sharing.

He blew me away in this role. Saw him do it at Encores and on Broadway. Say hi to Sondheim, Gav 💔

RIP to a legend.

Thanks for sharing. I‘m still in shock that this beautiful and extraordinary talent has left the stage of life so soon. RIP😢

Thank you for sharing this videos. May his memory be a blessing. 🤍

Did colm stay for the whole performance and played an ensemble member or was it just for the bishop scene?

11:17 Somewhere & writing lyrics that "sit on the music" 15:37 The story behind "America" 🇺🇸 23:46 Arthur Laurents and his taste for made-up street slang 35:27 Casting 38:29 Jerome Robbins 46:38 the reaction to the original 1957 show

11:17 Somewhere & writing lyrics that "sit on the music" 15:37 The story behind "America" 🇺🇸 19:22 Steve's lyrics vs Lenny's lyrics 22:23 I Feel Pretty

my school is doing hadestown and im hoping to get hermes

Isn't it remarkable how a genius like Sondheim sounds so matter-of-fact when what he created artistically is some of the best music and songs written in the 20th and 21st centuries?

I’m gonna say it They fumbled the bag going with Audra as Mama Rose instead of Heather Headley

Such an intelligent man - I love the sound of his voice!!

🎹 Steve Sondheim gave us so much. I will always cherish his kindness to me when I lived in New York (50 years ago) and the thoughtful letters he wrote to me. RIP my friend.

Correct

Who’s playing valjean?

CHILLS.

I saw this at the Shubert in Los Angeles. I will never forget it!

Swenson would make for an amazing Joker, if one comes to think of it.

Where can I find the full slime tutorial?

Hi, I saw your comment on Lindsay Kaul's channel where you were interested in the audio of the orchestra pit from Les Mis. Did he by chance send you the audio?

"But we sing it anyway" - that line just destroyed me! I was sobbing so hard in a silent theater ... And then "Because here's the thing: to know how it ends, and still begin to sing it anyway ..." - utter destruction. I can't even talk about it weeks later without tearing up. I saw Jon Jon Briones as Hermes and he was so fantastic. What an incredibly beautiful statement on hope. I loved this so much.

"Which will not be called that" that line makes me smile so much

How could I miss someone I have never met? I miss you Steve, thanks for everything.

"Here is the so called 'Epiphany', that will not be called that, when we get around to it, I hope." - Stephen Sondheim

Not being mic’d for the cup song works in a small theatre like this. Works a lot less in a 2000+ seat theatre where the top of the second balcony is in another time zone from the stage.

I did get to see THE RINK and could never understand why it didn't catch on. Interesting characters, wonderful score, uniquely put together. This solo by Jason Alexander was one of my favorite moments in the show.

"That's all very well . . . "

If only anyone else had directed this

I saw this show during the tour and I gotta say that the casts never disappoint. No matter how many times they tell the story I'm still very interested. I wish to see it live one more time.

I hear what Sondheim is saying about “There’s a place for us” having a problematic melody line, but in the end it is ok, the rhythm and orchestration solve the problem: “There’s a” is lead-in to a downbeat, and the full texture with bass enters there at “place”

do you have a video of the full show ?

She did amazing. Wish I would’ve found this sooner. This Should hands down have a million views and likes

That's Henry Reagan playing billiards.

Lenny was simply passionate about his work, the reckon he was abit of a swine to work for because he wanted 100 percent in fact more than....!! He wanted it all, giving it all breathing it all, raw performance. And they DELIVERED. Eventually take after take after take.....finally! He was perfectionist but theres a little of that in all of us!

lol they look like Cheryl Hines and RFK Jr.

9:35 if you're here for the trombone!

I love the moments where he loses control and screams

透き通った歌声‥心が洗われます。😢😊 Great😊

ZT'l Stephen. I love interviews with him and thankfully they exist. Too bad I couldn't hear the questions, but his answers are gold. Thanks for posting!

she looks so beautiful

Very interesting listening to 'Stephen Sondheim' answering questions from somebody with a blanket wrapped around their head somewhere nearby maybe

Extremely difficult to sing 😮‍💨 good job 👏🏿

I saw this show during its pre-Broadway tryout at the 199-seat Atlantic Theater on West 20th Street. For those who say that a musical based on 'Days of Wine and Roses' is "too depressing', my answer is that great talent is always a joy. It felt like a privilege and a gift to see these performances.

Do you have the full thing?