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Rolling Stock Starlight Express 1987 Macy s Thanksgiving Day Parade COMPLETE

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The Broadway cast of Starlight Express perform the complete "Rolling Stock" live in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, November, 1987. Performers included: Robert Torti-Greaseball, A.C. Ciulla-Bobo, Philip Clayton-Espresso, the late Bill Frey-Turnov, Ron Garza-GB Gang, Sean Grant-GB Gang, D. Michael Heath-Hashamoto, Todd Lester-GB Gang, Sean McDermott-Prince of Wales, Joey McKneely, GB Gang, Gordon Owens, GB Gang, Frank Masteocola-GB Gang, Angel Vargas-GB Gang, the late Barry Bernal-GB Gang, & Michael Berglund-Weltschaft. The Broadway production of Starlight Express began previews at the Gershwin Theater on 2/24/87, opening on 3/15/87 after 2 post-ponements due to technical problems. Starlight ran for 761 Performances (plus 22 previews), closing on 1/8/89.

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@elisebrown2986 4 года назад

can you imagine flipping to this randomly on the tv with absolutely no context lol

@alicemorrison1518 Год назад

I'm so glad to find out this really was broadcast on television and it was not some fever dream I had in the 80s.

@10acious_D Год назад

I saw Starlight Express on Broadway in the summer of 1987. What a great memory!

@musikmadchen3 7 лет назад

Thankyou so much for uploading this! I've so been wanting to see Robert Torti in action as Greaseball, and this completely made my day. I can't believe they still did all the stunts in the choreography for this performance - somewhere they wouldn't have been used to performing, and not in the controlled environment of the theatre. I am blown away. Wow!

@libsterization 4 года назад

Apparently this theater's environment was anything but controlled! So I understand completely how they could be performing elsewhere so easily.

@mulletmayhem3812 2 года назад

Dude has a sick mullet

@Jake_Moreno 6 лет назад

Thanks for posting this. I remember seeing this in November 1987. I recorded it on my VCR recorder. Lots of memories from then watching this thirty years ago.

@sebastian1980ful 2 года назад

Please share your recorded video here in RU-vid ✨✨ would be amazing 💙✨✨✨

@Itstonytime77 3 года назад

You got to love the 80s!

@PapaLobo94 9 месяцев назад

God bless you, Andrew Lloyd-Webber, for creating this oddball masterpiece of a musical, even if it didn’t last very long on Broadway

@adamharris7775 4 года назад

In this song, the Roland D-50 internal patch “Horn Section” is/was heard.

@rrrproductionsrd 4 года назад

Im glad someone understands

@terrible1736 Год назад

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@dxtxzbunchanumbers 2 года назад

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@aheartlikethesea 4 года назад

Out of all of the songs, why this one?

@Xfactories 2 года назад

You'd think they'd do Pumping Iron or something

@oliviaweaver5874 2 года назад

@@Xfactories Or even Starlight Express, maybe the Rap?

@joeythecat7482 Год назад

My thinking is because it's the opening song

@RazorRevenge Год назад

It’s the opening number, but usually broadway shows do their best songs on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade/Tony’s/TV appearances. But a lot of shows will do their opening number. Some I can think of off the top of my head are The Book of Mormon- Hello, The Addams Family Musical- When You’re An Addams The Lion King- The Circle Of Life Spring Awakening- Mama Who Bore Me Hamilton- Alexander Hamilton A lot of shows will choose their opening number as it typically has the whole cast in it to show off and there are usually no major spoilers that could give away too much of the plot of the show.