I got overly emotional at the Hadestown reopening.
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- The Hadestown reopening was truly a special moment in Broadway history. Turns out, a year and a half without going to a show (either on Broadway or off) can have a surprising effect on a person. Take a listen to my recap of a spur the moment trip that turned into a bucket full of tears. Help me continue doing what I love: / waitinthewings
Special thanks to our $5 Patrons:
Ayinde
q
Alexandra Barger
Margaret Hall
Guyofguyness
thatsashwrites
Sarah Henderson
That1WeirdKid
Harry Thornton
Allison Wonderland
Chris Diaz
james rust
Rose S.
Nicofo
Max Rohtbart
Anon
Clarissa Wee
#Hadestown #Broadway
Chapters
0:00 A Moment To Remember
0:53 The Journey Begins
03:27 Outside Vibes
04:40 Preshow Announcement
06:54 Why This One Hits Different
08:32 Reigniting the Connection
10:10 The Power of Hadestown 
Развлечения
I got to see a touring company of Hadestown in the past year, and I, as a 22-year-old man, audibly gasped when Orpheus sang and the whole set expanded, representing the crack in the wall. The sheer scale and magnitude of something that appeared so stable suddenly moving left me breathless.
I’m so glad Broadway is back, even if it is for a little while. I’m seeing the Korean production of Hadestown this weekend. I plan on seeing it as many times as I can as it runs over here. There’s also a Mary Shelley musical I will be buying tickets for soon. (Also they are doing Jekyll and Hyde over here again so I have to see it.)
That's such a good line up!!! Please share all of your experiences with us!
Brendan: "And then the pre-show announcements happened."
*immediately gets an ad for Hadestown re-opening followed by an ad for Paradise Square*
**it's free real estate**
@@WaitintheWings I've gotten ads for Paradise Square a few times in the last several days, and I gotta say, I'm hyped for it! It'll be transferring to Broadway in February 2022 to the Barrymore Theatre after a pre-Broadway run in Chicago, and I haven't got to see a whole lot beyond official clips/videos, but it does give me Hadestown and Great Comet vibes, so I'm looing foward to it! It'd be so cool to see you talk about it once we get more info!
You guys are lucky... I get Genshin Impact & Palmolive shampoo... The only fun part is Jackie Chan in Shopee & Feel the Rythm of Korea...
@@chunellemariavictoriaespan8752 Seeing as how you can't actually turn off ads, not unless you pay $35/monthly for RUclips Premium or use an ad blocker (which doesn't work on mobile), you can either choose to get ads targeted at you based on the data they've harvested from your phone, or you can get get whatever ads they send you, which is how you end up getting PragerU ads.
I get more Genshin Impact, or Raid Shadow Legends ads on gaming RUclips videos, but I'll get ads for Hadestown, Paradise Square, Aaron Tivet, or the filmed stage production of Follies on Broadway RUclips videos. Just click the option for customized ads.
I saw Paradise Square in Berkeley and can’t wait to see how it does in Chicago! I remember thinking this could be broadway bound!
I was also there reopening night. This is the first Broadway show I have actually seen on Broadway. We drove 7 hours there the day before and we spent the day of basically walking around New York all day. I really should have been absolutely tired, and believe me I was for a bit, but when I got in line and saw how hyped everyone was, my adrenaline was kicked into gear. Literally just waiting in line for the show got me excited. Let me just say that the electric energy from everyone lasted the entire night. It took me hours to actually fall asleep after the show because I felt so happy and cheerful that my favorite musical of all time was back. It was an incredible night I will never forget.
Congrats on your first Broadway show and being a part of history.
Oh, how I wish for a Hadestown proshot. Maybe there's still hope?
Living vicariously through your experience! My tears came as soon as I saw the title. Something about Hadestown just means so much to me. I can’t wait to experience this, so thank you for your point of view.
Lol tears just seem to be an inevitable side effect of being a follower of this channel haha. Happy I could take you on the journey with me and I can't wait to hear about when you finally get to go!
As you release this video, I just got tickets to see In The Heights here in Puerto Rico after it got delayed for over a year due to COVID. I’m glad to see that your experience was as amazing as it was, and I can’t wait to see what else is in store for season 3
Finally! I can't wait to hear all about it. It's gonna be so so so so so powerful.
I was there a week ago, on Andre De Shields' closing night. Hadestown has been my favourite musical for years, and to clarify, I live in *London*. I booked the tickets as soon as they announced it, and booked an entire holiday around it.
I still haven't processed how incredible it was. The energy in that room was... I've no idea how to put it into words. Maybe in a few months I will.
But your video has helped me go a way towards understanding what I felt. So... thanks.
I was beyond lucky to be there on August 4th to see the first preview of Pass Over, the first play to open back up after the shutdown. To say it was emotional isn’t even a little bit enough to describe the experience. It will always be one of the best nights of my life.
It was me kicking myself for not being at the opening of Pass Over that was another motivator in me getting out to Hadestown. Which P.S., can we just talk about how riveting Pass Over is? 😍
@@WaitintheWings It was hands down one of the best performances I've ever been lucky enough to witness! And I have a feeling it will always be high up there. Even comparing it to the Amazon Prime pro-shot, (which is a completely different play to the broadway revision) it was somehow even better, even more moving, and even more emotional.
I'm so happy for you that you got this experience, Brendon. I want to feel this too. And to have it happen at a show that's already quite powerful such as Hadestown must have been doubly incredible. Bravo to you, sir!
Thanks Chris. I think it was also just really knowing the journey of the show going into it and the heartbreak that came from their closure that made it hit different. I did a whole batch of research on the last week before their COVID closure that didn't make it into the video and...uggg it was so sad.
I just saw it for the second time (Last Wednesday!) and still felt like the first! Oh and I called it HADES-TOWN as well! Thanks for sharing and soooo happy you saw it!
I was at one of the first previews. I had no idea what the show was about, but I was visiting from Montreal and bought a ticket because it was heavily discounted. I sat down in my seat with my $10 sippy cup of Coke Zero and don't think I actually took a sip until intermission. I came home and told anyone who would listen (and some who wouldn't) about how brilliant the show was. I love it so, so much. I recently stumbled across your channel and watched your documentary last night. All I can say is THANK YOU! I'm desperate to go back down the Hadestown. Your videos are tiding me over until I can.
It may sound corny, but this is the power of live theater. ❤️
When I saw Hairspray in London I was convinced I could have stopped the show walked slowly across the stage waved and walked off again and gotten a standing ovation the audience was so enthusiastic.
It's just like that scene in Spongebob where all you have to do is come out and mop to make the crowd go crazy hahaha.
@@WaitintheWings I was seeing a 'one man' play called A Million Little Things in a small theater. Over the course of the show the actor brings audience members onto the stage to play bit characters. The actor asks them a question and the audience member has to improves or he tells them what to do and it's all humorous. At one point he brings a man on stage to play a child therapist and he makes the guy put a sock on his hand and pretend the sock is a dog puppet. The actor asks man what kind of dog his sock puppet is and the guy replies "it's a sock-er-spaniel" the entire audience gave the guy a standing ovation for the pun.
I envy the hell out of you because I have been dying to see this show
It was so incredible! If you can't make it to Broadway, the tour looks like it's gonna be equally as riveting. Kimberly Marable (who I talked to for the video) is taking over as Persephone and one of my good friends from college is gonna be Fate #1. I hope you get to experience the magic of this show!!
We open a production of “Gypsy” tomorrow night at the City Theatre of Independence Missouri. I’m so happy we’re back.
Ahhh!!! I'm so excited for you. If you're on twitter, @me because I'd love to hear a recap about it!
@@WaitintheWings will do!
For me it was getting to see Anastasia live when it came to where I live. I finally got to go see it this summer with my sister after not being in a theater since everything. We teared up in the first few minutes, just so happy to be in a theater again.
I managed to snag tickets to Hamilton's opening night next week. I expect to be a sobbing mess several times that night. This video just solidified that fact. Any tips on crying while wearing a mask? lol I'll be seeing Hadestown the next day, hopefully I will be out of tears by then.
I got overly emotional at our Macbeth opening.
As an actor, being without a live audience for so long was almost painful. Even just filming on a stage with no audience felt insanely empty. You'd finish a song and look out into the void. Waiting for something to happen. But nothing did. You just carry on as if nothing happened, moving to your next spot.
Finally, with our production of Macbeth, we were able to have two LIVE performances, and INSIDE the theatre! Each cast and crew member was allowed to invite four people per performance to sit in the audience, and we were ecstatic! On opening night, having those unpredictable and real reactions in real time was amazing. Just hearing them laugh at the fire safety speech was enough for me to jump up and down in the wings! At intermission, an alumni from the company came backstage to visit us in the dressing room and told us how proud of us she was! She also remarked how unfair it is that I'm taller than her now, but that's besides the point.
Before the lights even went down on the last scene, we heard applause erupt from the void. Even with masks on, you could tell everyone was grinning ear to ear. Finally, after a year of waiting, something happened. As I walked on for curtain call, that was my moment where I thought: "Wow, I'm never going to forget this experience for as long as I live." Even just this small local production of Macbeth with a maybe 25% full theatre was enough to make me almost burst into tears. We all worked our goddamn butts off to keep this production alive. And it was all worth it.
Thank you for making this video documenting your feelings. It brought me back to the last show I did and all the emotions that came with it.
Yours truly, Crouton
I just saw hadestown and man the cast brings so much energy to the show. From the moment they walked on stage and sat down, something just told me the show was gonna be amazing
I saw Hadestown as my first ever Broadway show for my first trip to NYC (at 28 years old) because of the video you made on it ... it resonated so much with me the passion and drive that went into making this show a reality - as soon as I saw it was playing, I didn't even consider seeing anything else. I went mid-October and the energy was just as electric - and that excitement and emotion you describe was palpable. Thank you for introducing me to this incredible show - it's a night that I will never forget ✨
After the theaters opened again, it’s like the 2 years of no shows and being stuck home dam broke and I bought tickets to every touring show I wanted to see. Frozen, Six, Oklahoma, Hadestown, Moulin Rouge. But after seeing Hadestown, within 24 hours, I wanted to see it again. So after losing 7 lottery drawings, I decided to come to NYC to see Hadestown again… and Beetlejuice. This channel is an expensive influence.
i was SO thrilled to have my first show back be hadestown on tour in november! man it was stunning!
Thank you for all the effort you put in! You really have a way to convey emotions and I appreciate your videos. I am going to see the Dutch production of Come From Away in November. Really excited about seeing this show and possibly Willemijn Verkaik and Wim van den Driessche. Good luck with your new job!
This is so sweet! I'm happy you enjoyed. And I'm so excited for you and those Come From Away tickets. That's going to be such a good one!
Thank you so much for sharing this! And for the excellent work on the other one hour video on Hadestown, I really appreciate all you're doing!
The reopening sounds like an amazing experience, I was tearing up just watching you describing it 🥲 I would love to experience it but at the same time I don't know if I could handle it, as a person who finally saw Hamilton on West End this year and cried 90% of the show from the very first tune just from being moved that I'm actually seeing this live 🥲
I hope they play Hadestown forever, I just saw it last week and I definitely want to see it again and again, but I'm not in the US that often 😅
Thanks again!
Have you gotten tickets for any shows? If so I'd love to hear about it, as I'll emerging from the wings to respond to your comments for the next 30 minutes!
Thank you again for your support. Remember to like and share this to help please the RUclips algorithm gods (they're probably Greek so it's fitting given the show).
Hadestown Tour in New Orleans on Dec 30!!!
Thanks to your video I actually chose Hadestown as the first Broadway show I'll ever see
I have never seen a musical live (never had any interest in musicals at all) but during the pandemic, I discovered Hades Town and am utterly obsessed! I'm now contemplating a trip from the UK to NYC purely to see this show! I was in tears watching this video so the gods alone know how I'd react to the energy described
Your channel is amazing!
No YOU'RE amazing! *Keanu Reeves point*
I'm tearing up at your description of this night because this is literally how I felt going out to dinner with friends last weekend. I had a little cry several times that night. Which sounds a bit wild but I am in Melbourne. We came out of lockdown on October the 29th. So yeah, after 107 days of lockdown over the last few months, I am so ready to see some live theatre and live music!! I really hope Six comes back to Melbourne, I had tickets to it last year but it obviously got cancelled.
Thank you for this. I know nothing about Hadestown and have not seen it- until tonight. Your video and your ability to express emotion and feelings is unique.
The love you have for theatre is beautiful ❤️ I feel the same way and I wish everyone could feel the magic that we experience from live theatre...never lose that spark ❤️
Seeing the first performance of Wicked next week and already preparing to be a sobbing mess by “it’s good to see me, isn’t it?”
I am late finding your channel but I have to say I cried watching this today. The first show I saw after the shutdown I felt the same. Omg it was like my soul had been restored. I didn’t know how much I needed theatre in my life. I saw the opening night of Hadestown in Cincinnati last night and I am still processing the amazing-ness I witnessed. I went into it not knowing a lot and didn’t want spoilers so today I am researching so when I go again while it’s in town I’ll know more. But wow. Looking forward to catching up on your awesome content!!
i just saw hadestown (my number one show i've been wanting to see since it opened) in early january and it was my first show since broadway closed when i was supposed to see to kill a mockingbird the weekend shutdowns started and i spent the entire time bent over, cupping my hands over my mouth, teary eyed at what i was experiencing. sitting down in the 15 minutes before the show started i was practically hyperventilating i couldn't believe i was there.
I felt the same way at accidentally being at the launch of the “Come from Away” tour, and the first show at our Broadway touring house after the close before the pandemic. The writers, directors, some of the people the show was based off of were all there and it was…it was…bigger than The Rolling Stones for sure.
Such a lovely video, Brendon. And how appropriate that I should get ads for Hadestown both during and after the video.
im tearing up just watching this
I wish I didn't live so far away from New York, I pray to get to see Hades town on Broadway, I watched the video they posted when they reopened. I felt that feeling I need to get back on stage since my mom died almost four years ago. And I remember getting back on stage, maybe a year. It just didn't seem like the right time. I wasn't happy. I felt dead inside. But now I feel like after what I witnessed since she's passed. I feel the time will come when the next audition comes up. Especially since I feel so much happier since I moved so I am no longer reminded of my past.
I am glad you got the chance to experience that, that is truly amazing!
I was lucky enough to watch Hadestown 3 times before the shutdown. I can't wait to see it again!
I consider myself incredibly lucky to see Beetlejuice in spring 2019 before… everything.
But hearing the excitement and passion in your voice is just on another level. I’m so hyped for Broadway and couldn’t be happier that the everyone’s able to come back and do stuff like this. Thank you.
Holy! This video made me emotional and I haven't seen Hadestown, though I SO want to! I'm hoping the planned tour happens and that it comes to Seattle because I will be there!
I started crying when you talked about the preshow announcements! ; _ ;
I wasn't planning on crying in this video but...holy shit hahaha
but like i live in fucking southeast asia i'll never get to see any musicals live on broadway and i hate that. this is just such a dream to me omg everything looks so much fun !!
... Fans in the Philippines: *Goes to RUclips & watches Bootlegged Versions of musicals* We are fine...
yeahhh *cries in despair*. Hi sissy/bro, darating din panahon na makakapanood tayo ng broadway showsss
Nearly 35k subs congrats 🎊🍾!!
So close!
Oh my god this made me so excited to see it! I'm going to see it on Broadway in November, I got tickets for two shows just because it's the original cast. I'm also gonna see the Company revival
Really enjoyed this review: very moving. I have a best friend who just went to NYC in the last couple of days to see Hadestown. Me, I'm in the small Metro Midwest; and I think the first local theater I probably will dare to go to is an outdoor local Spongebob this Summer. I'm just hoping things will truly be better by then. Glad you got to see your recent shows, and good luck on your new full-time job.
Was actually going to Hadestown as a mutual birthday present for my fiance and myself back in 2020 but then the shutdown happened. Now in less than 2 weeks on the first night of our honeymoon we'll be there front row.
thats a pretty good honeymoon right there ;)
Hey thank you so much for this video!!
Is it normal that I cried like 5 times while watching it?
I absolutely LOVE musicals and Hadestown is in my top 3 favorite musicals of all time
But I know that I’ll never get to see it cause I live like a million miles away
But watching you describe the feeling of being there made me feel like I was kinda there too! so thank you for making this video and for making me feel things that I thought I would never feel :)
Damn!! I'm from the Philippines and have never been to New York or seen a Broadway show and i'll be honest although I absolutely love musicals and Hadestown. I never really felt emotional about Broadway closing down. I never realized the impact it had on the community until now, watching this video literally gave me goosebumps and brought me to tears. God! Wish I could've been there! You just made me realize how much theatre really means to me and for that I wanna say thank you! Great video by the way!
You're so sweet and thank YOU! I don't think I really realized the impact until I was in that theater. I hope you get to make it out to New York!
sameeee i wish i could toooo
I felt so much envy watching this video!!! Im from the PH too!! Hoping to see a musical in broadway someday 😊
I got to see a live concert for the first time in well over a year about a month ago, and it was so magical being in a theater with live music. I was so happy! I didn't even care that much about the particular artist I was seeing, but just being in the room with the energy and people and watching musicians do their thing really well was amazing, and exciting. I'm so glad we're getting a change to see this stuff again.
Thank you for sharing this experience. We had tickets to Hadestown booked in April 2020 for my first trip to New York, something I had wanted since I was a little musical theatre nerd in rural Australia. It was heartbreaking to make those cancellations one after the other but having to cancel my first Broadway show was the worst, not least because I was thinking of all those involved in the industry. My first time back in a Sydney theatre earlier this year was magical and I cannot imagine how it would have felt on Broadway and with such a special show like Hadestown.
Hopefully we will be able to rebook and come out to join the magic in the not-too-distant future.
Thank you for sharing your experience, it is what i imagined to be if i was in your place
Aww this made me very emotional ♥️
Currently getting ready to see SIX! after musicals have started slowly opening in Australia 🥰
I fly to NYC in 3 weeks and get to see Hadestown and The Waitress. I can't wait!!
What an awesome experience. Wish I was there.
I saw a local production of “Sincerely, Patsy Cline,” starring a good friend of mine that I’ve been performing with since I was in elementary school who also happens to be one of the premier performers in our area, a couple months ago. It was one of the best performances I’ve ever seen her do (and I saw her perform “Glitter and Be Gay” in Miss America prelims), and I cried the entire time. It was so special to see a live show again and especially to see someone so talented and special to me perform again. I think the entire run was special for her too, so many reunions with people coming to see her and live theater again and her youngest getting to see her perform on stage for the first time. I think we’re all going to be feeling this as we get back into theaters across the country, and it’s so wonderful.
I got the hadestown ad on this video and smiled so big!
I remember seeing hadestown that December before the shutdown, I won a lottery and I sat in the orchestra section which I’ve never done before because I always purchase mezzanine or balcony seats lol it was a cool experience
Nothing seems more fitting for this video than an advertisement for Hadestown on Broadway.
My goodness! You are so lucky to have been there. You cried 7 times seeing it and I cried twice watching you talk about how you cried 7 times. I am going to be an emotional MESS when I go to see my first show back in October.
My LAST show I was suppose to see in April of 2020 was Six. The shutdown happened and they pushed it so I rebought tickets again for October 2020. Obviously, pushed again. When they announced reopening I was beyond depressed because my days off from work was going to make it that I couldn't go see it. Like at all. Not until they changed their performance dates. So I cried, I accepted that it was going to be 2022 before I saw it, and I bought tickets for Moulin Rouge.
Then, one day on lunch at my job, I get a notification on my phone that "60 days til Six" and that they were ADDING 60 performances. I look and there is now a show the night before our Moulin Rouge tickets.... and I can go. I don't think I can ever look my co-worker that was at the table with me in the eyes again because I burst into tears as I was buying my tickets right then and there. And I will be taking my ORIGINAL tickets from April 2020 with me just to sort of complete the journey back.
I am going ALL out. I am custom making a mask. I have bought whole new outfit... something I never do because I am not a clothes horse and I will likely never wear it again. But it's going to be a night that's going to be worth it.
I HOPE that weather permitting I will be able to go to Broadway in Bryant Park later this month. I don't want to plan a bus ticket until I know the weather for that week will be. Will you be going? It's September 23rd.
Oh my god Amber this is FANTASTIC! I wish you would come hang out on our Video Hangouts because I would love for you to show that outfit off! And Broadway in Bryant Park is on my list! I should have the day off, but who knows lol
I got to see the Wicked reopening on the West End and it was so amazing! It was the first professional show I ever saw so it's always got a special place in my heart and when I randomly checked what shows were starting to open back up during a trip to London to see some friends I hadn't seen IRL in like 2 years, I got SO lucky and managed to get a ticket the day before
I'm seeing Hadestown next weekend as a birthday present from my husband! And i already know i'm gonna sob like a baby😂❤.
My ‘I’m never going to forget this’ experience was at the opening preview of Back To The Future the musical on the West End. The energy was insane and I was shaking for a few days afterwards
huhu I live so far away. I just want to get to see Hadestown, too, live!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH IM SO HAPPY FOR YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!
i have tickets to see hadestown on the 14th (the day after my birthday) this will be my first time ever at a broadway show and this video just made me even more hyped than i was before 😭
I understand now when Aaron burr sang “I wanna be in the room where it happens”
I'm doing a Broadway weekend in late March...seeing 7 shows in 5 days...seeing Hadestown on 3/27 matinee...then on 4/23 seeing the touring production in Phoenix where I live....
Saw the show for the 5th time this past Wednesday. Last show I saw in Nyc was Sing Street back in January of 2020. Seeing Mocking Bird, Doubtfire, and Little Shop next month. Ecstatic that Broadway is finally back!
Tweet me everything about Little Shop when you see it!!
Gosh this was an emotional watch, I'm booked in for one show at the moment and it's going to be a Christmas show called "The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart" at the Royal Exchange in Manchester where (very luckily for me) they are still going to be doing socially distanced performances.
I am seeing Waitress on the 18th. I cannot wait, I really cannot. Then I’m seeing Hadestown in November if everything goes as planned.
Not getting to go to Broadway until December, but seeing Company, Hadestown, Little Shop of Horrors, Moulin Rouge!, Chicago, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Ain't Too Proud! So ready to be back in a theatre again!
I've got tickets secured for October 9, and I'm ready to cryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
I have tickets to see it on saturday!! I saw it in the before times but the people I’m going with havent seen it yet. When I heard Broadway was finally reopening Hadestown was the ONLY show I wanted to see.
Being on the other side is a trip. First show back as stage manager was Mamma Mia (community level). Spent tech week wondering if we were going to get shut down and I lose my job again. Until the curtain opened, it wasn't really happening. Not my favorite musical, but being able to be at my desk and doing what I love after 18 months made me cry. The actors and crew were all some level of emotional after bows on opening night. I have never heard or been in a crowd as wild and thunderous as that opening night.
I’m so excited to see this show at the Kennedy center in my home town of Washington DC this October
we just started rehearsals for pippin, which will be in november, and i couldn't be more excited. i think it's such an important and poignant show, and i haven't seen anyone in my area put it on. i recently went to see a local production of 'to kill a mockingbird' and i am going to see one of beauty and the beast twice this weekend. i feel like i haven't been to a show in so long, so these are good to start off with.
I was late to the party in returning to the Broadway scene post COVID. But let me tell you that seeing Moulin Rouge (for the first time!) on Broadway in 2023 after not having seen anything in NYC since 2019…it was still magical.
Ironically, though, Hadestown (on tour) was my first show I saw after things reopened. And I was…less than impressed by the show. It definitely wasn’t the “Ahhh, Broadway is back and I’m seeing a show for the first time in about 4 years!!!” vibe I was hoping for.
I bought the re opening night ticket for Come From Away next week. I can't wait to be a sobbing mess in a theatre once again.
I would've also cried! Glad to have broadway back, even if it's on the other side of the planet and I can't attend :´)
Hopefully will get to see Fun Home for a local production. Was asked to play in the pit for a production of Something Rotten but I couldn't commit. :-(
In the plum young age of 44, I am currently 43 and will celebrate that bench-mark age is Januray, I will be going to my second musical in PHilly for the national tour of Hadestown in Philly in February.
I hope to see a show, especially Hadestown soon, I did however see my first concert, with Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett, at Radio City Music Hall last Month. Got to admit, the emotions ran pretty high there too but it seems Hadestown had us beat. I don’t think I’ve ever encountered a show that had the audience gave an ovation to the silence the cell phones speech.
On a personal note, I will be photographing a friends community theater group who are doing their first in person event in November. So hopefully things will work out provided we don’t turn back…..
I’ve seen 12 shows in the west end since it reopened in December then reopened in June. Wanna go to NYC next year and see Hadestown
I'm so jealous of affordable theater lol
God I'm dying to see this show, but I don't even know how to buy tickets.
not to be corny but i would actually burst into tears if i even see reeve carney for a second
0:58 You so silly! "10 years ago"?? 🤣🤣🤣
It seriously feels like it at this point bahahaha
Aight?
AIGHT!!! *claps for two more minutes*
@@WaitintheWings AAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!!!!!
AIGHT! 🚂chuggachuggachugga……….
Got to say, I love your channel and i also think you are really handsome! :-)
can you review billy elliot
Everyone needs to be cool and keep things good cause I HAVE tickets for later this month!!! If I don't get this I WILL be committing war crimes
:-)
Miss your face sometimes :)
Wish I could experience Broadway and the diversity. Here in Denmark we're just treated to a whitewashed Kinky Boots (not just Lola, but an ALL white cast as far as I know)🙃
The touring company for Hadestown was the first show in my area in almost 2 years (you had to show proof of vaccine) and it was PACKED and we had a similar experience with all the applause between pretty much every song.