Patrick Page Shares Amazing Stories from Hadestown, Spider-Man, The Grinch, Hunchback & more 

Tiddlers Ahhh must be nice 👍😫

Saw him off Broadway Hadestown which was a more intimate theatre - for Hey Little Songbird - a women was sitting right next to him as he was sing was breaking out into nervous giggles for the entire thing. The voice does things to you.

I saw him in Hadestown in the National and oh my god, I felt like I was pulled into a vacuum. I've never seen an actor like him. He is incredible.

I'm seeing him in "Hadestown" later this year, and I couldn't be more excited!

@@KingdomHeartsFan3211 How was it???

that was my first reaction to this video LOL

His voice is so hypnotizing 🖤

Brenna yas and it’s hot

Until you listen to Hadestown's I swear to god his voice is deep as hell

he's a dilf

Agree 100% with your first statement. I’ve seen Mr Page a few times on stage and I find myself studying him even when he is not the focus of a scene. I saw Hunchback at La Jolla and while I found it compelling it was far from the best musical I’ve seen. Two main points. First, there was too much storytelling. Don’t tell me the action, show it to me. Second, there was too much focus on Frollo and not enough in Quasimodo. I actually found Frollo’s arc more interesting - partly due to Mr Page’s mesmerizing performance - but the show was supposed to about another character given the title. Still it’s one of my favorite Disney animated films and I was delighted when it finally got staged here in the US, and with the darker elements from the novel.

Agreed. His version of Hellfire gives me literal chills

Indeed.

I could not agree more

That's so awesome! He seems so lovely, and his voice is so mesmerizing. I'm obsessed!!

he’s the kindest guy! i stagedoored after a Sunday 3:00 pm performance, about a week ago, and some people hadn’t stayed for we raise our cups/bows so i was like 3 rows back from the stage door. I’m also 4’8, and too socially awkward to ask to move to the front of the line, so I’d given up on getting my playbill signed but my 5’9 mom was there so I knew we’d get one signed by her. At the point that Patrick came out, I’d scooted up a little, so I was just two people deep but I found a window in which I could see everyone coming out but i would’ve smacked the girl in front of me’s head if I handed someone my playbill for a signature. Patrick starts making his rounds, saying hello to everybody and signing everybody’s programs, even those who are in the very back which has progressed to about 5 people deep. He passes over me, which is understandable because he could at most see the top of my forehead. He doubles back, looks me directly in the eye-bent in half to do so as you can imagine because he’s 6 foot-and gestures for me to hand him my playbill with a kind smile. I, an idiot, take approximately three seconds to realize that he’s addressing me, even though I’m itty bitty and made no move to try and get my playbill signed. I’m like 85% sure I pointed to myself and said “me?”. He has an incredibly warm gaze just FYI. As he’s signing my playbill, I tell him, probably barely audibly, that he was fabulous and I loved him in hunchback, which by his estimation I would’ve seen it when I was like 7 (I’m 16, so I was 12 during hunchback at paper mill but i also look like I’m just starting middle school by the most generous estimates). I get the most genuine thank you I’ve ever received in my life. I don’t know if it’s just his voice, but just comes off as the warmest person. The fact that he went out of his way to make me feel included and to sign my playbill is just astounding, and it’s something I’ll never forget.

I stagedoored after opening night, and being able to converse with him for a good 5 minutes was absolutely life-changing.

Hearing all these stories im gonna cry. The whole Hadestown cast is amazing and I hope they still perform after Covid so I can see them live.

Ikr I could just feel the anxiety coming on

honestly! what kind of sick human being is _that_ cruel?

It happened to me once, but luckily me and fellow actors got the door open by kicking it before my queue

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA IS HERE...

Yeeeesssssss.

I'd absolutely sign it.

Just narrate any book really!!

I don't think he reads video comments

There's a Patrick Page podcast now!

@Greg Elchert I've listened to that episode but completely forgot about this book! Would be quite interesting to read! I'm just scared about what he'd have to say about Bono and Edge, I'm quite a big U2-fan (at least, when they were younger) but I know these last years they haven't really made themselves more likable...

careful with that champagne there, boy

you’re gonna be flying in a minute, and i hear they dropped a few

more like daddy😍😏

@@rywalker1733 im sorry, what

@@n3vertheless. did they stutter?

He's amazing as Frollo & Hades; I cannot wait to see what other villain he creates.

Lauren Faerber he also played Scar in the Lion King.

Indeed.

Well he answered the phone in the dressing room, so that's a decent hint.

Gary Tifeld He was making a joke :-)

No, I'm pretty sure the tour is dead in the water. Oof

Ethan Mullen it’s actually a really lovely communal tradition that happens at the National Theatre, and I can imagine that it’s quite thrilling to have all these actors from all these floors of dressing rooms banging on windows as a sign of support, knowing that you’re part of a tradition

At the moment I have a headache so that just sounds like hell to me but it’s probably really cool

Truth