I love this WHOLE thing, it honestly may be my favorite cast but I’m gonna be completely honest. I was fully entrenched in it until nothing changes came on and I thought my youtube was playing at 2x speed 💀Does anyone know why they make it so fast live?
i cannot believe no videos of jordan in the show has been posted here. he has been in it long enough for videos to appear now!! i am feeling very sorry for myself.
saw hadestown on the 25th and the entire cast was perfect. maia's eurydice blew me away!! her chemistry with jordan was soooo cute 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 i feel so lucky that i got to see them together!
Omg, get Maia's version of this song recorded asap! She sounds so good, and clear. Whereas Lola was soft as a hummingbird, her voice cracks a little like a robin. Their voices mixing together are simply heavenly!
I have been taking my students to see this on broadway every year for the last 3 school years. Hoping to go again and hoping this cast will still be there.
@@aiden7792 Nice! I went into Hadestown completely blind on a whim when I went to NYC and happened to catch Solea's debut as Eurydice. I couldn't believe it was her first day either
no literally i saw him (this exact performance) and aaron tveit during one of the last shows, and nick just fits the role sm better. same goes with mrs lovett, saw both jeanna de waal and sutton foster, and jeanna definitely better suits the role. her and annaleigh ashford are my fav mrs lovetts
I was lucky to have seen this revival with Josh Groban and Nicholas as his understudy. Personally, I liked his performance as Sweeney more than Groban's. He was simply phenomenol.
I love how he pulls back at “alright! You sir, how about a shave?” 1:47 and then literally looses it at 2:13 . I’ve never seen it done this way and it’s brilliant; all the other Sweeneys just go totally unhinged at that whole part. It reminds me of how acting teachers say that if you’re trying to play drunk you shouldn’t actually seem drunk, but instead be wavering but trying really hard to seem sober bc that’s what drunk ppl do. He’s trying sooo hard to seem together to an eerie degree, to a degree that only means he can be mad, but he can’t always keep it together. Luv luv luv!
I saw him 1/20 and thought about his Epiphany constantly until I finally bought another ticket to see this performance (Feb 8 - his last before Aaron Tveit came in). He was genuinely terrifying - I actually wondered if he was going to jump into the audience at one point.
I saw the performance from the day before this recording. Sweat from his forehead pouring down his face as he pranced on all fours glazing into the audience with eyes filled with rage and the huge shadow cast by the lighting on the stage. It was stunning to behold and Christopher was brilliant.
