Highlights From "Into The Woods" Starring Heather Headley, Erin Dilly and Rob McClure 

+Nick Mullins I wish I knew about it while it was on :( Her voice during Stay With Me was beautiful.

She adds some subtle r&b riffs to her vocals that really helps to set apart her character from the others, it’s a nice touch and utilized her vocal experience to its full potential in this role.

Agreed

She's cast in the Encore NYC production as The Witch years later

it’s happening now! Time goes by

She was so so so good in it!!!!

In a show that featured the talents of Sarah Bareilles and Neil Patrick Harris, Heather completely stole the show. It was divine.

Nope, ✨Rob McClure✨

true though

The show seems so incredible with the cast, the blocking, hell even the set is atleast interesting, but..... woooooooow the costumes 😬 I hate the gloves on the Witch before the turn the most because you're gonna lose all the motions and gestures Heather Headley could have made....for THAT

They look very knock off Disney.

Yeah those look baad Maybe from afar

I saw the costumes and I read that as the point of them. That they were so 2d and flat to go with the fairytale aesthetic and how the characters are these archetypes, particularly at the start, such as we got from the first set before they went 'into the woods'. I may be reading too much into it but I thought it worked. The witch's for instance was a lot more substantial and realistic, possibly because she is far more complex from the start. It would be nice I suppose to see the costumes fleshed out and appearing more real as the characters grow throughout the show. Just my thoughts though.

What are you talking about……..improved? Lol…….Heather NEVER needed improvement. Her voice has always been stunning from High School to now. Duh.

@@gjm2669 she was always trying to hit notes and riffs beyond her range and it seemed like she was always struggling to get there. Like she was sick and trying to push forward.

+Marianne Lamb Chris Pine wasn't Cinderella's Prince

+Marianne Lamb Agreed. it lacks the darkness. the woods (and the costumes) seem too cheery.

THIS

I've just put this more fully under the replies to a different comment along the same lines but I think the 2d archetypal costumes might be deliberate to make a point about the characters and to go with the fairytale/storybook vibes that we see, especially in the opening number

Or Middle School...

what is safety taping lol

Grayson Hart all that bright white tape on the edges of set pieces so the actors can see the edge in low light and avoid falling off lol. There's just a lot of it and worth he camera zoomed in it's just particularly noticeable.

thta's what i thought it was and i thought the same thing