In the book, the movie, and the musical, this is one of my favorite scenes. When Celie finally stands up for herself, it's so wonderfully cathartic, you want to cheer for her, no matter the medium you're watching the story in.
idk where she summoned that inner thug with the bending down and hand pointing and clapping but it was the best hood girl scene ever and I live for Cynthia.
I know I'm probably being picky but it's not a reference to the movie really because the movie was quoting the book. And actually the movie missed out a lot of the emotional depth that the book had. Sorry if I come across as rude I don't mean to I just rarely see people appreciating the book and that's sad because without the book we wouldn't have had the film or the musical
To be honest it a note that sits in the middle and is isnt anywhere insane so after doing it a couple times you kind of know where to start. same with if there is a song you sing with no music
I mean, it's a super easy musical part to remember. Each line of "I may be" is the same note, and it's in a conversational tone. By the time she's begun the music is there affirming her key anyways, so it's not hard.
"I maybe poor, I maybe black, I maybe ugly.... BUT, I'M HERE!" OH MY DEAR GOD. I watched the brazilian version of the show, and I'm very happy to meet this AMAZING SHOW!
i watched the movie first so i could see what to expect. i cried 3 times and guess what? Those 3 times were from the 3 leading ladies: I first cried with Sophia, with how fast the mayor incident changed her life because is the first woman that shows rejection to men manipulation on Celie's life; secondly i cried with Celie bc "i'm here" duh?; and thirdly i cried with Shug bc of her situation with her dad (that is not showed on the musical). The musical is incredible, but God, i cried more with the movie than the show. The show is so gentle in comparison to the movie.
While I've loved everything else about Cynthia's performance as Celie, I feel like this is the one part that she pales in comparison to Fantasia's interpretation. Cynthia's Celie is strong and stoic, while Fantasia's is raw and emotionally transparent which I think works better for this particular scene.
I disagree cynthia's celie is more like the movie. She was stoic she was strong. I think cynthia brought something to this rile that no other celie before her as ever done. truly iconic.
Taka Ono I think Cynthia's Celie was meant to portray someone who had been emotionally numb from all the rape, abuse, and pain she felt over the years but she was intimidated into keeping her feelings to herself. This moment is essentially Celie finally coming out of her shell so maybe she doesn't know how to be fully emotional yet. I can't speculate as to who is better because I never saw Fantasia.
Basically they’re all having Easter dinner. Shug Avery is back in town with her new husband, during this visit Celie and shug find all the letters from celie’s sister that the husband (“mister”) had been hiding from her for years. Shug finally realizes what a piece of shit mister is, celie reaches her breaking point and finally plans to leave to go back to Memphis with shug. In this scene during dinner, celie finally stands up for herself and tells mister off then finally leaves to have her new life away from her abusive husband. (I’ve never seen the show but I read the book, hope that helps!)
That is true Everyone can bring something new and different to a character. Cynthia is an amazing singer and actress. They are completely different. In my opinion I thought it was a little bit to fast. You would have to pay really close attention to understand every word. To me it took away that one section that really changed Celie. The emotion of it.
all these actors are amazing dont get me wrong, but this scene was done much more better by the original production. it had a lot more moments to laugh and cheer at
In the book, the movie, and the musical, this is one of my favorite scenes. When Celie finally stands up for herself, it's so wonderfully cathartic, you want to cheer for her, no matter the medium you're watching the story in.
Agreed
idk where she summoned that inner thug with the bending down and hand pointing and clapping but it was the best hood girl scene ever and I live for Cynthia.
You know where I can watch the full thing?
"I'm maybe poor, black and ugly... BUT, DEAR GOD, I'M HERE!!!"
That's the reference from the movie. Amazing show.
I know I'm probably being picky but it's not a reference to the movie really because the movie was quoting the book. And actually the movie missed out a lot of the emotional depth that the book had. Sorry if I come across as rude I don't mean to I just rarely see people appreciating the book and that's sad because without the book we wouldn't have had the film or the musical
@@macy2000 just finished the book and it was amazing.
Oh shit its been two years why am I bothering you
@@EC-vw6pd ahaha no worries! Glad you enjoyed the book
i love the “sophia gon’ take care of this” bit, like they all know they’re fucked when they’re left with sophia😂😂 nothing they could do about that
I love that Sophia just laughs at everything xD Its funny! Go Cynthia though!
SOFIA WAS GETTING HER LIFEEEEEE LMFAOOOOO
"Sofia gon' take care of dis"
😂 She is a hoot!
This was my favorite scene live! haha Celie went straight hood!
I could watch this a billion times
HOW I LOVED THIS SHOW!!!!! When she came for him with that chair...✊✊✊✊✊
sofia’s laugh i can’t 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can't wait to see her in Harriett
real question is how does she find that first note
ha. for real
muscle memory. you do it for so long, just comes natural.
Maybe they had a pitch pipe backstage.
To be honest it a note that sits in the middle and is isnt anywhere insane so after doing it a couple times you kind of know where to start. same with if there is a song you sing with no music
I mean, it's a super easy musical part to remember. Each line of "I may be" is the same note, and it's in a conversational tone. By the time she's begun the music is there affirming her key anyways, so it's not hard.
God the chills I just got all over again
Mannnnn, when Celie came after Mister with that chair though!!!!
#SheWentStraightHood
why did this not make the soundtrack :(
Music Is My Life Too short, and it is a special sung line exclusive for live audiences. Much like the “Laurens Interlude” in *Hamilton* .
"I maybe poor, I maybe black, I maybe ugly.... BUT, I'M HERE!"
OH MY DEAR GOD. I watched the brazilian version of the show, and I'm very happy to meet this AMAZING SHOW!
i watched the movie first so i could see what to expect. i cried 3 times and guess what? Those 3 times were from the 3 leading ladies: I first cried with Sophia, with how fast the mayor incident changed her life because is the first woman that shows rejection to men manipulation on Celie's life; secondly i cried with Celie bc "i'm here" duh?; and thirdly i cried with Shug bc of her situation with her dad (that is not showed on the musical). The musical is incredible, but God, i cried more with the movie than the show. The show is so gentle in comparison to the movie.
The actress even sounds like Whoopi
"I may be" (may be, two words). "Maybe" means something else.
Powerfull!
is that the girl that plays Taystee on Orange is the New Black?
Ronyae A yes
Ronyae A yes it is the gal that plays Taystee
2:00 best part that poor chair 🤣
This was great acting 🎬
Absolute favorite part
Amazing.
While I've loved everything else about Cynthia's performance as Celie, I feel like this is the one part that she pales in comparison to Fantasia's interpretation. Cynthia's Celie is strong and stoic, while Fantasia's is raw and emotionally transparent which I think works better for this particular scene.
I disagree cynthia's celie is more like the movie. She was stoic she was strong. I think cynthia brought something to this rile that no other celie before her as ever done. truly iconic.
Taka Ono I think Cynthia's Celie was meant to portray someone who had been emotionally numb from all the rape, abuse, and pain she felt over the years but she was intimidated into keeping her feelings to herself. This moment is essentially Celie finally coming out of her shell so maybe she doesn't know how to be fully emotional yet. I can't speculate as to who is better because I never saw Fantasia.
Is there any chance that all the songs from the show will be uploaded soon? :)
i wish i could understand the whole conversation in this part
Basically they’re all having Easter dinner. Shug Avery is back in town with her new husband, during this visit Celie and shug find all the letters from celie’s sister that the husband (“mister”) had been hiding from her for years. Shug finally realizes what a piece of shit mister is, celie reaches her breaking point and finally plans to leave to go back to Memphis with shug. In this scene during dinner, celie finally stands up for herself and tells mister off then finally leaves to have her new life away from her abusive husband. (I’ve never seen the show but I read the book, hope that helps!)
Hi!! Is it possible for you to send me this whole bootleg?? I want to see it so badly with heather!! Or at least where I can watch it?
Kia Brown hey ! I can send you a copy but there will be a small fee. Is that okay ? Let know :)
Color Purple Lover I would LOVE to see the whole thing. May I inquire somehow how to gain access to it with the fee?
@@colorpurplelover8571 Could I get some info on that as well?
I would love to get a copy as well
Color Purple Lover I’d love to have a copy and I’ll pay.
SHE SAID THAT!!!!
UGHHH CHILLS
When Sofia said “I was born to take care of this” I think that means Albert gonna get a Madea ASS WHOOPIN
This is The Dinner Scene
No Table
No Food
Just A Lame Stage Filled With Hanging Chairs
Idk this particular scene I felt Cynthia was talking to fast. when fantasia did u can feel every word through her
Juliandstewart no need to compare them honestly . Besides who says it has to be said slow ?!?! That's what she brung to Celie !
That is true Everyone can bring something new and different to a character. Cynthia is an amazing singer and actress. They are completely different. In my opinion I thought it was a little bit to fast. You would have to pay really close attention to understand every word. To me it took away that one section that really changed Celie. The emotion of it.
Director probably wanted to change it up.
all these actors are amazing dont get me wrong, but this scene was done much more better by the original production. it had a lot more moments to laugh and cheer at
That was for the movie
Do you have "Mister/Nettie/Lily of the field" or "Uh-oh"
James Reinbacher I'll be posting those tomorrow :)
Thank you! I saw it in September with Heather, and I'm seeing it again this Wednesday but I can't wait so I'm so grateful you posted these!
Color Purple Lover have you posted yet?
my fav is the song i maybe poor i but she is strong in your sorry head it marreg
2:46 - 2:53 YASSS CYNTH!!!
Why they change the set? Isn’t this the dinner scene? Where is the table???
Shakespeare style interpretation. You are to imagine a dinner table.
she wants to sing pa!!!
❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉yes!!!!
OMG CAN YOU PLEASE SEND ME THE FULL SHOW?! I'd cry x
ABoyThatSingsSongs hey ! I can send you a copy but there will be a small fee. Is that okay ? Let know :)
Color Purple Lover if you still have the full show, I’d love to purchase a copy :))
I want it too, please :((((
@@colorpurplelover8571 I want a copy of the whole thing.
I would like to have a copy too please!
Yasssssssss
Kelli Lee she said horse.... sh*t...... lol
Do you have Any Little Thing with Sofia and Harpo I would be extremely obsessed with your channel 😂😂
I'll post it later on tomorrow :)
Color Purple Lover yassssss
I MAY BE POOR, I MAY BE BLACK, I MAY BE UGLYYYYYYYYYY, BUT IM HEREEEEEEEE!!!
I ACTUALLY WENT TO THIS SHOW
At the fair park?
Anyone got the script for this scene?
Jumbo Chambers I WISH....
Jermaine J send me please
@@jermainej43 Hi! I have to choose a monologue from celie for and audition, could you send it to me?
Wow
YOU GO CELIE!!! SHE SHOWED HIM!!! I DID NOT LIKE MISTER, EVEN IN THE MOVIE!!!
hate when people clap in the middle of scenes. Some theatre etiquette please?
Oof 1:57
Whoopi Goldberg was better in the role