THE MUSICAL : SWEENEY TODD | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | REACTION
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“To seek revenge may lead to hell but everyone does it and seldom as well.” Such a great line by Stephen Sondheim one of his absolute best musicals next to a little night music, into the woods, company , Sunday in the park with George
What about West Side Story?!
RIP, Angela Lansbury.
I love this version of the original stage musical. I saw this the first time when I was in grade11 at my arts High School. It's the same HS that Dave Chappell went to, but I graduated a year before he got there. My teacher wanted us to see the complexity of Stephen Sondhiem music. This is why I so love his musicals. He is my favorite composer.
I saw it in drama class at an arts school too! And I've never been the same since, lol.
Today is Robert Burn's Night in Scotland so this reaction will be a treat to round off the festivities
I fully did not expect any stage show reactions, they're so rare in the reactor world. I love it!
One step closer to seeing you react to the Into The Woods recording of the original show 😁
Yes! I'm so glad you got to see this version too! The movie is all right, but I honestly think the story is so over-the-top, it works better on stage. I wonder if any of your Patrons will sponsor a third version? My favorite one is a concert recording with the same actor for Sweeney, Patti LuPone as Mrs. Lovett, and Neil Patrick Harris as Toby.
That was great one too. My favorite version was the 2006 Broadway revival with lupone and cerveris . Front row, it was amazing. The production, the, playing the instruments onstage, the humor, the buckets of blood. Soooo wish they would have filmed that for pbs. You can find a crude audience here on yt
Ohhhh can’t wait to watch. This is an excellent production
Toby's hair turned white from the shock of everything. The experienced broke his mind.
Love this musical, I actually performed Sweeney in college with now Tony award winner Alice Ripley. This original stage version is "THE" classic. Thanks for sharing your great reaction.
DUDE! THAT’S AWESOME!
Fun fact...Sweeny's Madness theme us in ebery character's songs EXCEPT Anthony's because he never kills anyone
You should watch Angela Lansbury in “The Manchurian Candidate” if you want to see her in a great screen performance. She was really evil in that one too. Quite a contrast to the young and innocent character she played in the film I first saw her in “The Picture Of Dorian Gray”. She was also very good in the classic film “Gaslight” (she was only 17 years old when she did that one and was nominated for an Academy Award for both that movie and Dorian Gray). Of course, she is probably best remembered by a younger audience for her role in the tv series “Murder She Wrote”. She was a marvelous actress who received many accolades throughout her long, illustrious career.
Kemi, Stephen Sondheim who wrote it was a friend of mine! He is so missed... This is the best version! See you soon!
18:13 The way I see it, she sacrificed the boy for love. Now Toby got suspicious, and Mrs Lovett was afraid, he might give Todd up :)
So if you really enjoyed the music composer of this play is Stephen Sondheim. He is my favorite Broadway (musichall) play right. I highly recommend that you watch the original stage production of into the woods which starred Bernadette peters and Joanna Gleason. That was my first Broadway show years back but I saw it on PBS. And I cannot recommend enough Sunday in the Park with George which starred Bernadette Peters and Mandy Patinkin. It is one of those plays that touches your soul and leaves chills down your spine. It’s that beautiful.
This is Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece. You would also enjoy his Into the Woods, which is available on RUclips! Also on YT is his Pulitzer prize winner, Sunday in the Park with George, a really cool meditation on the creation and wonder of art.
Into the Woods: ruclips.net/video/kqCsQCsinK4/видео.html
Sunday...: ruclips.net/video/kFQGkm2VFy4/видео.html
Two and a half hours of brilliant Sondheim music: ruclips.net/video/A92wZIvEUAw/видео.html
I saw this on broadway with these actors when almost 40 years ago when I was 19. I had never seen anything like it . Brilliant. Glad you explore new a different things to react to . Love your channel
Angela Lansbury is THE Mrs. Lovett, this was a great production and one of Sondheim's masterworks. I saw the play in London and when Todd kills Pirelli, everybody screamed. And A Little Priest is a brilliant waltz for such a gruesome idea. Thanks! Another Sondheim you'd like is Company and A Little Night Music - both brilliant
Great reaction. If you ever do a reaction to Into the Woods, please react to the 1987 Broadway version with Bernadette Peters.
22:18 when he slam the door, sooooooo powerful :D
I am so happy you’ve watched and reacted to this filmed stage production that I’ve been amazed by since I discovered this musical in the 7th grade (when the film adaptation came out). It makes me hopeful others will watch and react to this as well. Thank you 😊
That was great! Thank you!
Steph just turned me onto your channel. I literally gasped when I saw you reacted to this version, and I especially appreciate you watching this version after having already seeing the movie version. For obvious reasons this version is so superior I can't even watch the film version. Thank you for sharing this with others
Thank you dear - who is Steph please?
@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. Stephanie Carlson Sharp, thanks to her I've been binging your channel for hours!
@@frednich9603 ooh Sharpgirl - she's a Darling
@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. Yes! So glad she sent me your way.
Wow, its nice, that you are reacting to musicals as well :)
I believe this was the version shown on public television baxk in the 1980s. I love Angela Lansbury; she did a wide variety of roles, from Nancy in 'Gaslight' (her film debur), through Mrs. Potts in 'Beauty and the Beast', to the Balloon Lady in 'Mary Poppins Returns'. My favorite line in this show: Damn, them pussies in quick!!
There's nothing like a live performance.
You might like this version of 'A Little Priest' from the 2010 BBC Proms, with Bryn Terfel as Sweeney Todd and Maria Friedman as Mrs. Lovett. It has a couple additional puns thrown in for good measure: ruclips.net/video/DTbT6k52uZ0/видео.html
You should definitely react to the original Broadway cast of Into the Woods.
So glad you’re watching this musical. Here’s a few of my personal favorite musicals you must see. Phantom of the opera is my all time fave!
1. Phantom of the Opera (2004 starring Emmy Rossum, Gerard Butler, and Patrick Wilson) my all time favorite musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber based on the novel of the same name by Gaston Leroux
Fun fact most believe that the Phantom of the Opera is the most played musical on broadway. Sadly due to cuts they are closing its doors to broadway next month. Broadway won’t be the same without Phantom.
2. Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary celebration at the Royal Albert Hall (stage production starring Sierra Boggess, Ramin Karimloo, and Hadley Fraser)
3. Hello Dolly! Starring Barbara Streisand, Walter Matthau, and Michael Crawford directed by Gene Kelly (Michael Crawford later played the Phantom in Phantom of the opera when it first opened in Broadway in 1984 I believe.)
4. Oklahoma! Starring Gorgon McRae and Shirley Jones (by Rodgers and Hammerstein)
5. The Sound of Music of course (by Rodgers and Hammerstein) the last musical they wrote before they died
6. The King and I (Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner, and Rita Moreno from West Side Story)
7. My Fair Lady (Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison)
You will love these musicals as much as my mom and I do!
Take care and God Bless from my mom and I in Southern California USA 🇺🇸 Keep up the amazing work! 🙏🙏❤️
Phantom of the Opera 25th anniversary with Sierra Bogess from the Royal Albert Hall London is my ultimate favourite 👍seen it live and i felt transformed into Paris 1881
Oscar Hammerstein II died in 1960, five years before the film version of *The Sound of Music* was made. Richard Rodgers lived on for nearly two decades, and wrote many more musicals, though none attained the popularity of his work with Hammerstein. Hammerstein, incidentally, was a next-door neighbor and mentor to the young Stephen Sondheim.
@@oliverbrownlow5615 Yes thanks for pointing that out. God Bless :)
@@ajayjackson7727 Me 2 but I like the Don Juan Triumphant scene better in the movie. I know people criticized the movie due to Gerard Butler not singing very good but the stage version of that particular scene looked too weird IMO but I love either version!!
Overall I think the 25th anniversary is much better than the movie with Gerard butler but the version of masquerade from the movie is my favourite
Yes! I was hoping you were watching the Broadway version rather than the movie version. Classic. It's a sad, macabre story but the music and performances are so great.
I enjoyed the late Angela Lansbury production I watched it in middle school
I saw this production live! Sweeney was Len Cariou, just as marvelous; and of course, there was Angela!!! She was one of the great actresses of both stage and screen; and she also had a long running tv seriesm where she played a sweet mystery writer who solved murders in her real life: "Murder, She Wrote".
Here she is singing "Send in the Clowns", by Stephen Sondheim, composer and ltricist also for "Sweeney Todd" - Sondheim is the gentleman listening to her: ruclips.net/video/tmAmwfaWyPg/видео.html
Please do into the woods with Bernadette Peters. Also the stage version of Legally Blonde.
I see, you watched Harry Potter, please consider to react to "The Very Potter Trilogy", starting with "A Very Potter Musical" which is a musical parody made by HP fans uploaded on RUclips :)
I was hoping the Johnny dep one.
KSO has reacted to the Johnny Depp version previously, it's on the channel.
@@Martins_Handle thanks
OMG a reactor did the stage version!
I’m glad the mainstream movie helped bring more people into the show but there really is no comparison.
I know Depp likes to explore roles without watching past performances as to not guide his acting choices - but I think if he had watched even 5 min of a musical theater actor in the role he would have realized he didn’t have the voice to be Todd.
He and HBCarter end up looking like heroin addicts with breathy empty auto tuned voices and pancake makeup for no reason.
The whole mood is less claustrophobic and more like a weird goth kids movie which ends up making the rape and cannibalism somehow more cringy.
And the jokes.
They somehow mess up all the jokes in order to fit more cgi camera swoops.