(LAST) For Good & Finale - Laura Pick & Sophie Evans | WICKED London | 30th January 2022

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Комментарии • 13

  • @bye-lr3cp
    @bye-lr3cp 2 года назад +15

    omg you can hear the tears in their voices😭💔

    • @edie8931
      @edie8931 2 года назад +5

      at 4:26 sophie doesn’t do the lower “changed for the better” and you can hear her crying😭

    • @kitty3189
      @kitty3189 2 года назад +3

      @@edie8931 I wonder if it was extra sad for her since it's her second "last show"?

    • @summerhaworth1625
      @summerhaworth1625 2 года назад +3

      @@kitty3189 I was there Sophie literally couldn’t stop crying throughout the show

    • @edie8931
      @edie8931 2 года назад +1

      @@kitty3189 i think laura cried more after the show than during, but yeah sophie and alice’s last show they both cried during for good as well

  • @elphaba.scarletwitch
    @elphaba.scarletwitch 2 года назад +8

    I just can't😭😭 I already miss them :c

  • @trainsofbritain3954
    @trainsofbritain3954 Год назад

    Having been to Lucie and Helens last performance the other week. I had to come back to this as well.... nothing will ever compare with the emotion of this specific performance. Laura and Sophie love each other so much and you can hear the pain in their voices for this entire song. Its just beautiful in every way. I was just sobbing in my seat.

  • @thesunwontset8763
    @thesunwontset8763 2 года назад +6

    Thank you for posting all of these xx

  • @kristin1980uk
    @kristin1980uk 2 года назад +1

    Do they have a set dated run, could they continue til they want to end, or is it done due to the physical and voice exhausting schedule? I guess it might be due to other commitments too…

  • @kitty3189
    @kitty3189 2 года назад +3

    I can never for the life of me remember the scoring here... is it Glinda that does the highest note in the final chord or an ensemble member?

  • @transportandtheatrekid2298
    @transportandtheatrekid2298 2 года назад

    Anyone know how the melting works