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Mike Ricci
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Avenue Q (Act One, part 2) directed by Mike Ricci
The second half of Act One, continued.
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Avenue Q, (Act One, part 1) directed by Mike Ricci
Просмотров 1705 месяцев назад
The ground-breaking musical called 'Sesame Street for adults ',this production featured set by Robert Fuecker, lighting by Dan Gabel, musical director Michael McDeid, choreography by Danielle Ricci-Cheng, Puppet design and construction - Mary Nagler; Cast: Princeton - Michael Turner; Brian - Steve Modena; Kate - Sarah Dewhirst; Christmas Eve - Sheng Yang; Gary Coleman - Tolu Ekisola; Nicky - Jo...
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
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This stage musical based on the Pedro Almodovar film features Jenny Reierson-Naumann as Pepa, Zarah Nesser as Candela, John Naumann as Ivan and Matthew Hall as the Taxi Driver. Musical Director: Ryan Bynum, Choreography: Danielle Ricci, Directed by Mike Ricci
We Won't Pay! We Wont Pay!, by Dario Fo
Просмотров 5846 месяцев назад
The Nobel Prize-winning Italian playwright Dario Fo wrote this political, social and economic comedy based on an actual event in which large groups of women protested higher grocery prices. Economic injustice was always at the heart of Fo's work, but rather than preach to the audience, he got his message across through comedy in the style of a sit-com, or commedia. Antonia played by Kayla Fulle...
Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea - by Nathan Alan Davis
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After a recent high school grad awakens from a dream in which he sees what he thinks is his ancestor jumping overboard while crossing the ocean on a slave ship, he decides to seek out this ancestor against all odds. This story of family connections across the generations, of seeking out your purpose and understanding your place in the world is truly inspiring. The cast is mostly made up of newc...
A Director's Tale: Mike Ricci on Life and Theatre
Просмотров 236 месяцев назад
The AnxieTea podcast hosted by Lisa Anderson and Joan Elizabeth
God of Carnage
Просмотров 437 месяцев назад
A playground fight between two school kids brings their respective parents together to come to some kind of agreement on the punishment each child should get. However, the parents, while initially being very proper and civilized about the whole ordeal, quickly descend into arguments and fighting that peel away the veneer of polite society. Featuring Roy Richardson Jr. as Michael; Talin Prescott...
Orphans
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Two orphaned brothers, one a petty thief, and one a recluse, are living a destitute life in south Philadelphia when a stranger enters their midst and changes their lives. Treat played by Kyle Knutson, Philip played by Nick Adams, and Harold played by Robert Permenter. Directed by Mike Ricci.
Brighton Beach Memoirs
Просмотров 7810 месяцев назад
This coming of age story by Neil Simon follows the adolescent Eugene as he navigates life while learning to understand and appreciate his family. Scenic design and directed by Mike Ricci.
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, directed by Mike Ricci
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This production, made up of community and college actors, featured Catholic priest Father Steve Daigle as Joseph, and the five members of the Milani family: husband and wife Kevin and Ruth, teenage daughter Jenny, six year old Emily, and teenage keyboard musician Chris. Set design, scenic painting and props construction by Ellie Ricci
The Three Musketeers
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In this updated telling of the classic tale, we meet all the usual suspects getting into and out of trouble, with some heartbreak and romance along the way. Stage combat and sword fighting choreography by Michael Anderson, set design by Robert Fuecker, original musical score by Alex Mauldin, directed by Mike Ricci.
Honk! the Musical; directed by Mike Ricci
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This fun and entertaining take on the ugly duckling story is filled with wonderful songs and magic for the whole family. Papa duck played by Steve Modena, Mama duck played by Kristin Conrad, Ugly duckling played by Michael Turner; set design by Robert Fuecker, musical direction by Michael McDeid, directed by Mike Ricci
Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll - directed by Mike Ricci
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Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll - directed by Mike Ricci
A Christmas Carol (Act Two) - directed by Mike Ricci
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A Christmas Carol (Act Two) - directed by Mike Ricci
A Christmas Carol (Act One) - directed by Mike Ricci
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A Christmas Carol (Act One) - directed by Mike Ricci
I Hate Hamlet, directed by Mike Ricci
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I Hate Hamlet, directed by Mike Ricci
Still Life With Iris, Act Two - directed by Mike Ricci
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Still Life With Iris, Act Two - directed by Mike Ricci
The Kentucky Cycle, Act Two; adapted and directed by Mike Ricci
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The Kentucky Cycle, Act Two; adapted and directed by Mike Ricci
Still Life With Iris, Act One; directed by Mike Ricci
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Still Life With Iris, Act One; directed by Mike Ricci
Moon Over Buffalo, directed by Mike Ricci
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Moon Over Buffalo, directed by Mike Ricci
The Visit: Act 2, directed by Mike Ricci
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The Visit: Act 2, directed by Mike Ricci
The Visit: Act One, directed by Mike Ricci
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The Visit: Act One, directed by Mike Ricci
Exit 27 (part 4 of 4) by Aleks Merilo, directed by Mike Ricci
Просмотров 62 года назад
Exit 27 (part 4 of 4) by Aleks Merilo, directed by Mike Ricci
Mickey Mantle and Bo Jackson...
This is absolutely amazing! Are there more parts available thought?
Oh, did not realize it was not the entire show. Act Two is up, will get the rest of act one soon.
@@mikericci5786 Thank you! This is honestly one of the best Avenue Q productions I've ever seen, and i've seen plenty! I remember seeing a news coverage of this production, and most of the musical numbers have been on RUclips for years now!
fuck Mantle. he was overrated ..
Starting at 1:12:04, there's a long grey screen until 1:56:12. WHERE is this production?
The long blank screen is there only to fill up the rest of that particular videotape. The Act ends at 1:12 with the audience applause. This production was done in Hibbing, MN at the college where I was director of theatre. I used my students as well as community members in the cast.
Got to skip school with my Dad..to see the Mick play at Tiger Stadium..I didn’t understand much..but I noticed after hitting home run left handed he switched around right handed later in the game and hit another..Dad explained that’s one of reasons why we went to the Game to see the Yankee Great..never forgot that and tried to emulate the Mick playing backyard wiffleball
Well Dad Gum. Jest strap 'em back on, and git back in 'air. Hain't not cryin' in BASEBALL.
this is great! what a performance by the actors. and the set is well made too. the camera and sound work did a very good thing.
The mick was a drunken asshole, him and Biily Martin.
Does anybody give a shit what Harrelson thinks?! Really?!?!?!?!?!
I'd bet most care more about what he thinks instead of what you think.
Mickey was my boyhood idol. I watched his funeral on live TV. I believe some of it is on the internet.
I was born in 1949. My parents would visit my uncle in NY state and when always ended up in a bar. No judgment is needed, please. I watched the Yankees greats on TV, all the greats. Mantle, Maris, Yogi, and on and on. An exciting time for baseball.
moreover , a gentleman . the Bob Costas interviews are spectacularly revealing - a great American hero . rip Mick
Hawk was right up there with Harry Caray for being an entertaining announcer,plus he was informative.I miss him broadcasting the Sox games on WGN.
Very Entertaining..rip both Hawk n Mick
Got to skip school with my Dad..to see the Mick play at Tiger Stadium..I didn’t understand much..but I noticed after hitting home run left handed he switched around right handed later in the game and hit another..Dad explained that’s one of reasons why we went to the Game to see the Yankee Great..never forgot that and tried to emulate the Mick playing backyard wiffleball
Read Joe Pepitone's book. Great stories about the "Mick"
Lousy audio and video. Poor quality. Bad copy.
yon gg healthy mantle greatest player ever=sorry willie, you didn't have his power- sorry babe you coudlknt field or steal bases. Tedddie ballgame-sorry-you were a good but not great fielder, nothing special on bas paths and over your career couldn't hit long ball like mickey mantle
Ha Ha 🤣 Sounds like my dad. 7:08
Great post! I'm stumped trying to find out who is the only other to have both Boston WS ring and White Sox WS ring.
Fisk
@@walterghent3162 Maybe I misunderstood Hawk, but I don't believe Fisk was on a winning WS team.
A great tribute and wonderful to know that his friend Bobby Richardson let him to the Lord! Two of my heroes as a kid growing up in the late 50's and 60's.🥲
No sound.
AWFUL AUDIO
I wish that I could have seen him play. I was three years old when he retired. The stories I've heard are so incredible. And he basically did it on one good leg.
I was a kid growing up in Brooklyn but I was always a Yankee fan and still remember my first trip to Yankee Stadium. Whitey pitched a shutout and "The Mick" I believe hit a triple! Great memories.
As a twelve year old, my dad took me to the 1963 World Series, game 4. With Koufax pitching, it was going to be a tough game for New York. But my hero was Mickey Mantle and I was yelling for him to hit a home run each time he came up. But sitting in the Dodgers side of the field, fans would turn around and yell at me to shut up and my dad thought we might get killed. But with the Dodgers safely ahead and Koufax pitching, we were safe for Mantle to hit one out and he did. Years later, I got to have lunch with my dad and Mantle in a little place in Oklahoma. I told him my story and we all laughed! Mickey would always be my hero in baseball but my dad will always be that for me!
I’m blessed to be an early boomer and watched many greats including #7. 👍👍💯🇺🇸
I dont know this fella - but i bet hes a good dude -
I was Billy when I did it in elementary school I think or it could’ve been early middle school. I don’t remember
I like the ship in a box!
Mickey was the type of player you just couldn't take your eyes off! So great and graceful on the field!
I love how the memories were flown in!
Bravissimo! What a fantastic performance! ...there it is!
I'm really enjoying how the lighting design naturally moves the viewer through time with the flash back vignettes between monologues. Question: which actors actually played piano? ...any of them?
None of the actors played the keyboard. A piano coach taught them the fingering necessary to look like they were playing, and I staged them so the audience never actually saw the keyboard. Incidentally, the keyboard was outfitted with a remote controlled speaker system that allowed the music to come directly from the keyboard.
None of the actors actually played the keyboard. There were speakers and a radio controlled receiver built into the keyboard -- all of the music was sent to the keyboard via the computer in the control booth. The actors worked with a piano teacher who taught them the correct fingering necessary for each piece of music. The script is unique, in that I merged three different versions into one. Act Two features Mozart dictating his Requiem to Salieri as he is dying, exactly as it was done in the film version. It was quite difficult to reproduce, but it worked amazingly well on stage.
I got to see him live about 15 times. I saw him hit four home runs. Two lefty, one righty, the fourth one I don’t remember. First one 1956, the last one, 1961.
I was a Yankees fan my whole life and what got me interested in baseball was the 1961 season. Love me some Mickey Mantle ❤😂
Kenny played for the Indians
Didn't Mantle go to the Yankees spring training camp in March 1969 and decide after he got there that his body couldn't take any more? I know that he didn't announce his retirement until March 1969. I don't know if it was absolutely positively set in stone in that game against the Red Sox in September 1968 that Mantle wasn't coming back.
what is the song at the beginning called?
It's a song I wrote specifically for the beginning and end of the play. It's not in the original script - I wrote it to cover the opening dance that I added. to introduce Iris, and also to tie the ending moment together.
wow!
I can’t understand this video at all with this poor audio. The least you could’ve done is put subtitles in.
Here from the Everyone’s a Jerk podcast! That first character looks familiar! 😉
I see why EAJ picked this director as their first guest!
Here from the EAJ interview. Looks sick!
Good
The game asks a lot of its Greats as music asks a lot from theres
I loved mickey mantle. I wept uncontrollably the day he died. I was a 45yr old man then. It came from someplace deep inside of me.
We all died a little that day.
I played drake when i did it
Love me MOZART
Melvin you hit the nail on the head 3.1 seconds to first By far the fastest
I was in high school & college during Mick's greatest years. Track coaches at both levels said Mick had 'Olympic speed'.
Mark You hit the nail on the head The best switch hitter He played hurt, Could have had 700 homers easily
lm 74 now l grew up watching Mickey Mantle he was my favorite baseball player and still is to this day,when he passed away l cried we lost one of the greatest player ever and l think some our youth when were kids died with him l will always remember #7
They did a good job. I grew up with the movie but I'd love to see she show live
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