Jekyll & Hyde Live- Board of Governors- (Act I- Scene 3)
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Update: TKA Theatre Co. received a 2016 American High School Theatre Festival award for outstanding musical theater for "Jekyll & Hyde" and has been invited to produce "Les Miserables" in London's West End and Scotland during the 2017 Fringe Festival!
The King's Academy, a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, recently presented the Broadway musical "Jekyll & Hyde" on its main stage. Starring TKA seniors Gregorio Umana, Noelle Leinwol, and Brittany Wallace, this performance showcased young talent that will be seen on the professional stage for years to come.
TKA has an award-winning fine arts program led by Mr. David Snyder (Artistic Director, Musical Theater), Mrs. Sonia Santiago (Vocal Arts), Mrs. Cathy Higgins (Dance- Ballet and Jazz), Mrs. Jacquie Lopez (Dance- Tap, Modern and Jazz), Mrs. Alexa Tiller (Dance- Ballet, Hip Hop and Modern), Mr. Brad Majzner (Stagecraft); and fine arts conservatory led by Mr. Eric Dunn (Band Director and Department Chair), Mr. Will Smith (Assistant Band Director), Dr. Patrick Clifford (Strings), Mr. Cameron Smith (Digital Arts), Mr. Andy Camizzi (Art), Miss Mikah Adams (Popular Music), Mr. Gene George (Elementary Band) and Mrs. Robin Phillips (Elementary Choir). More information about The King's Academy is available at www.TKA.net and www.TKAFineArts....
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Actress playing Madam Stride has an INCREDIBLE voice!!
Her name is Olivia Cornett.
@@suzannerider9460 Olivia Cornett did the 2020 version - this is one of the Perez sisters, though I can't actually remember which one
agreed. while i do miss the notion of the different governors being given the lines to sing as it allows for a more conversational aspect and the fact that they all seem opposed to Jekyll's proposal. but I can also understand that it might get a bit busy trying to do so, and so consolidating them and having the lines sung by Stride, especially a talented vocalist like her, makes sense, even if it does have the danger of making the Board of Governors look like a bunch of store shop mannequins.
Having worked in the theater myself, I can also understand how some changes like this have to be accommodated. in addition, i don't get why Stride is singing a key line from Sir Danvers. My only guess is that most of the people chosen were chosen for being strong actors even if they aren't necessarily strong singers. that could be why some of the lines in this scene are given to Madame Stride.
this jekyll is just incredible!! he's gonna go far for sure
I never imagined an Irish Jekyll but yeah he sells it pretty well, even if his emotional climax here was pretty badly mangled by the random omissions.
Jeckyll is absolutely INCREDIBLE...
Gregorio is amazing as Jekyll
He’s even more brilliant in his reprise in the dual role in 2020
It's a little sad they had to censor most the musical but their performance of it is the best I've seen, absolutely amazing!!!!
I love that this production utilizes different camera positions so that it's not just all stationary and one camera position all the time, and we get close ups of the actors as well as their movements across the stage.
Any special reason Mrs. Stride is saying other Governors' lines? I'd assume it's her talent and/or it being easier that way. Still, everyone's great in this, bravo!
I have the same question....
Yeah cuz Stride is supposed to hate Jekyll, isn't he? Why would he encourage Henry's enterprise
Miss Stride looks like La Carlotta :0 It's great
That 'cause she was.
That 'cause she was.
Esse adolescente e incrível e estou apaixonada
6:59 i live for this part
Why did they censor the swears? Bastards was turned to hypocrites?
And they took out the London version when Jekyll says, "Fool's you fool's! God damn you all!!" But it was monetized to something else.
Lalotte red it’s still a high school production
1. It's a high school musical.
2. It's a Christian high school musical.
Relax and enjoy.
I think it was due to it being performed at a religion-based school.
I'm guessing cuz the school is Christian based. the fact that they did this AT ALL is commendable. I mean, good art is good art, and all of them are very talented.
Madame Stride looks like Abby Lee Miller
So, I'm assuming Stride isn't a past love interest in this version...?
Harleylover14 It's just as well they lost that angle. In the Broadway revision, Stride's role is basically " help tear Jekyll down at the board meeting, imply being a rival for Emma's affections, then disappear for most of the show only to get offed at the wedding." In older versions, he was revealed to be the benefactor/pimp of the Dregs/Red Rat dive (then explicitly a brothel as well). That angle obviously wasn't going to fly in any school production (let alone one staged by a Christian school).
lol....I just posted a comment about that.
Is the microphone taped to his cheek?
Everyone in this slayed ✨💅 (Sorry T-T)
1 abstennnnnnntiioooooon.
Great performances. But the attempt at emulating British high society falls down when you can't pronounce Basingstoke. Dammit America.
I dislike this Jekyll personally, the length of his notes are way off compared to the original and my schools performance