Jekyll & Hyde Live- Board of Governors (2020)
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2020
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TKA’s Smith Family Conservatory of the Arts, a two-time American High School Theatre Festival award-winning fine arts program recently produced "Jekyll & Hyde" featuring Gregorio Umana in the leading role. The Smith Conservatory is led by Mr. David Snyder (Artistic Director, Musical Theater, Department Chair), Mr. Nathaniel Adams (Director of Vocal Arts), Mrs. Cathy Higgins (Director of Dance- Ballet, Tap, Modern and Jazz), Mr. Douglas Gawriljuk (Dance- Ballet and Modern), Mrs. Heidi Martin (Theatre Arts), Mr. Brad Majzner (Stagecraft & Technical Director), Mr. Wes Lowe (Director of Instrumental Arts), Mrs. Stephenie Grasso (Instrumental Arts) Mr. Patrick Clifford (Instrumental Arts Strings), Mr. Austin Parenti (Media Arts Director), Mrs. Mary McCarty (Media Arts), Mrs. Laura McFaden (Visual Art), Mrs. Virginia Nucci (Visual Arts), and Mrs. Robin Phillips (Instrumental Arts Piano).
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Madame Stride is phenomenal!
But Jekyll?
Someone get him a professional career.
He needs to be in more broadway.
Wow cz the high standard I have for the previous version didn't expect madame stride would be this great. She really nailed it
She did amazing! The only criticism I have is her amazing belting did cause her to swallow her lines during certain parts
"And what happens if you're right, Jekyll? And you do manage to separate good from evil? WHAT HAPPENS TO THE EVIL!?"
I fucking love that line from this musical. It's just this fantastic mix of ominousness and dramatic irony.
And hysterics.
In British birds, the bishop needs to calm his tits. Yes, that's an actual bird species.
Madam Stride is phenomenal! Her attitude is just right too. I enjoyed the last rendition from 4 years ago too, but this one was really great!
*COACH ME!*
Olivia Cornett nails it again! Can't wait to see where this young talent goes. Brava Olivia (aka Madam Stride)
I thought the first one is already great but the new cast exceeded my expectations! Absolutely well done 👌👌 Especially the one who played Madam Stride 👏👏💕
You know what? Jekyll is actually in the right at this moment in time. Everyone has a dark side which they conceal from the rest of the world. They are just as false as we can be sometimes. This is a excellent way of holding up a mirror to society.
wow, the emotion and vocal range here - stunning !!
6:26 is my favorite part of the musical when they all stay in the same pace and melody
They removed a part of the song at around 6:54 where they say “you’ve missed the opportunity - this whole things too bizarre - just open up your mind and see - this man has gone too far -
why won’t you listen to me? -dammit man - don’t you see - you’re on your own” and a bit more ….
I can imagine the onstage voices didn’t sound good during that part. But that is my favorite part 100% and I need to find it being performed live.
Madame stride is amazing!
Wow this is very intense I love it! Whoever did Madam Stride was brilliant! Great job!
She is truly amazing, both her acting and her voice. I would like to see it live 😊
edit: I just saw it on the second time. For who played Jekyll, I really liked your act as well, there are a lot of little ditails that I recognized and understood in the second time I whached that. You were amazing 🙂
This Jekyll both seems more prepared
And far more arrogant
Is it me or did he get more attractive?
He definitely got more attractive
pyrocynical? yeah
❤️ He has matured a lot since his 1st portrayal of the dual role. I hope to see him play Dracula or Phantom one day
One thing I didn't like about the original BoG (board of governors) scene was that most of the Governors didn't get any solo singing bits (except for Lady Beaconsfield). Almost all of it was Madame Stride singing. And while her voice was absolutely incredible, it drowned out the rest of the Governors. (for example, "Henry I've always encouraged your enterprise" was supposed to be sung by Sir Danvers, not Stride because she hates Jekyll, so it didn't make sense for her to sing it) But here, they fix it up a bit so the BoG actually get a say in the matter, (Bishop and Sir Danvers getting most of their lines back) therefore being a bit more accurate to the original play. Don't get me wrong though, I loved both of Madame Strides performances, but I prefer this one due to accuracy. Sorry, had to get that off my chest
wow the bishop is really over the top like a cartoon character 4:09
It was terrible compared to the other two.
we got a bunch of horses in here XD
Why is Stride acting like a cartoon villain lol?
I don't think Simon Stride from the original musical was intended to be a villain, so I don't think Madame Stride is one another. Sure, he's in rivalry with Dr. Jekyll for Emma, though I don't really think he's in the story enough to be a villain.
Madame Stride acts more like a mother figure to Emma with her criticism about her engagement to Dr. Jekyll. I guess it kind of makes sense to have a Madame Stride, especially in a high school production.
Plus, I think it could be because the plot of the musical already has Emma and Lucy having feelings for the same man, so two men having feelings for the same woman as well would have made things more complicated.
@@jasminelaury736 buddy the original was fine.
4:18 4:50 6:20 8:19 my fav bits
The more I think about it... the board of governors were right
Why's this orchestra play everything so slow? It's like painfully slow compared the Warlow cast recording...
Jekyll is a great singer but his acting kinda kills me his lines feel so rushed and unnatural
Well his acting is superb (the passion, the anger)
Well, he’s learning. This is a college show and some lines are better delivered than others
I think a big part of how they act has to do with the coordination of their lines with the pacing of the orchestra. This show is infamous at this point for speeding up its songs, this being a clear example.
I just realized something!
These jerks were killed by Mr. Hyde.
Yes, I understand the reason, but...
Why didn't he kill Madeline Stride?
She's even worse than the others!
In the actual musical Simon Stride actually does die. At Jekyll and Emma's wedding Jekyll transformed into Hyde after a several week/month hiatus. I believe Simon tried to stop Hyde from killing Emma and Hyde stabs him in the chest with either a stick or his own sword i think.
In the original version of the story, the character of Stride is male. He is a rival for the affection of Emma (or Lisa in the original). He is the owner of the Red Rat , where Lucy works.
What… Madame stride???? Anyway I don’t like this version because it takes all of the lines away from the other governments and just gives them to stride who is just overly showing off her singing ability which is unnecessary and almost detrimental in portraying the proper emotion. Yes the performance is very impressive but that’s not important when it gets in the way of telling the story. Also the line “The bishop speaks for all of us when he says ‘You’re playing god’” makes no sense when Stride herself was the one who said that, not the bishop like in the original. Anyways, I’m overly critical but things like this truly bother me. Why did anyone feel the need to change this already INCREDIBLE show? Don’t they recognize a finished work?
Isn’t Stride supposed to be a man?
Also
“would vanish with the madness of war……”
Awesome
Yeah, but it’s a high school performance and there probably wasn’t a suitable boy for the role. They had to change it up slightly, but she has a beautiful voice!
@@Lucy-nw4im I get that
@@Lucy-nw4im yeah. Everyone, and especially her, all are fantastic for a high school performance. I wish we did things like this for our school.