1 hit “Not Over You,” especially when Colbie Caillat came back out to the stage to do the duet with Gavin Degraw. It was a great way to end a perfect show. I was really glad that I attended her concert. The songs that Colbie was singing, Fallin’ for You; The Little Things; Begin Again; Realize; I Do; Let’s Make It Rain; Shadow; Lucky (with Andy Grammer); What If; I Never Told You; Favorite Song; I Won’t; Brighter Than the Sun; and Bubbly. My all-time favorite song from Colbie is Bubbly.
I loved Poor Little Eva, King Simon, Little Topsy, and Geoooo-rge!. Though it has been said “it wasn’t until they filmed it until they caught the delicacy, humor, and poignancy all at once” (Jerome Robbins: His Life, His Theatre, His Dance, pg 47) this paper will discuss the history of The King and I on Broadway. The King and I is one of the most well loved musicals of all time. With musical geniuses Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II writing the score, Jerome Robbins brilliantly choreographing “Small House of Uncle Thomas” and “Shall We Dance?” as well as many other dance sequences. Jo Mielziener was the set and lighting designer, Frederick Dvonch was the musical director, and Irene Sharaff was the costume designer.
This further added to the effectiveness of the set. The projection was intense and powerful. There was not a place in the theatre that you could not understand what was being said. The final bows brought everyone to their feet in an uproar of praises and applause. If I had the money, I would travel across the country to watch it again in another theatre because of how powerful the show was.
“Yeah Boy and Doll Face” As they played this very beautiful and romantic song, they pulled up a girl from the crowd and Vic sang it to her. This song is the epitome of Pierce the Veil, this very catchy and
Fear of Romance was the 3rd band and they were much different then the others, they were all instrumental. Fears of Romance were clear fan favorites as they had many fans in the crowd, and received a standing obviation. Narineh was performing next and she did an outstanding job and was also a fan favorite. It was her first time performing in front of an audience. Stage Hands brought a lot of excitement to the show, with there unique Broadway - rock style to the ACC crowd.
Crystal Morales Professor Weimer English 101 April 7, 2014 Every summer I go on adventures with my family and friends to have a fun time. Six Flags is my favorite place to go, because it’s filled with fun and excitement. I get the season pass every summer to go when I want and as many times I want. It’s a theme park Containing anything from sweet treats to fun rides. Six flags provides many activities for all ages.
This song was very loud and powerful. The Delta Symphony followed this song with “Romance” by Antonin Dvorak, which was my personal favorite song during the concert. I had never heard this song before, but I enjoyed it very much because it was whimsical. There were no boring parts in
Response Paper: Cabaret Fundamentals of Acting David Waggoner Missouri State University Response Paper: Cabaret The Missouri State University Department of Theatre and Dance’s production of the musical Cabaret was extraordinarily entertaining. That was the consensus of those friends and family that accompanied me to Thursday, April 12th’s performance, and I wholly agree. On the whole, the level of professionalism, in terms of the music, performance and visual impact was stunning and the show itself makes me as excited to write about, as it was to watch and listen to. In responding to the acting performances, I’m going to afford myself the luxury of speaking also to the visual and aural life of the production and how the related production areas might (or might not) have advanced the direction of the production. Although those areas are admittedly not in focus within the context of the class, they are germane to this discussion as it relates to their renderings influencing the way in which the world of the play was made manifest and ultimately the impact those production areas had on the individual performances and how the audience received the characters.
Drafted Introduction: The warmth from the lights, the roar of the audience, and the chills from the breath taking music, to name a few, are some of the magical aspects that make the stage and Broadway so enchanting. Stephen Sondheim has not only raised the bar for Broadway productions, but as influenced and created some of the most memorable and unique stories society has ever experienced. Influenced by another musical phenomenon, Oscar Hammerstein, Sondheim has dug deep into the roots of human’s and their characteristics, and put them right in front of us in a show. He has arranged beautiful songs and lyrics together, and with powerful structure and phrasing, he is known for some of the simplest, yet most powerful musical moments on Broadway.
Performing “Never Can Say Goodbye” by Jackson 5, while the seniors were being announced was something that was going to be memorable for the seniors well past the end of their performance. From Heavy D and the Boys to M C Hammer, the song choice was a big crowd pleaser. The dance moves were also a big