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[glassprism]

Hi. You shouldn't have more details about the new video of the Danish production of POTO? Or is this another ''patience young padawan'' case? Either way... Have a nice day/evening/night wherever in the world you are :)

It’s not, more like... “hey guys, sometimes all you have to do is keep an eye on where masters post releases.” In this case, the master posted all the info on Musical Exchange, and also the Yahoo! board for traders, so you can just look there, but here’s the link if you’re interested.

[glassprism]

Hi Celina. You mentioned the danish libretto in the stream and i just wanted to know is it the whole show or just bits and pieces? Thank you - TheEggSaysTune

Hi! It only includes the parts where people are singing, and while that is most of the show, that still means things are missing, e.g. it includes the Auction scene, but only Raoul's part ("A collector's piece, indeed..."), while Hannibal omits the manager's dialogue when they introduce themselves, Carlotta's diatribe, and so on. Hope that helps!

[ritzy-biscuit]

Hi. i was wondering... If Croc made Scarecrow look the way he looks then why would Jon (and Eddie) let Croc look after Sophie?!

huh, i don’t know. at the time i thought i would make a cute picture (little kids with scary monsters are so precious). Perhaps under some strange circumstance Croc decided she was not food? i’m thinking Sophie was always sweet to him, treating him like a friend and not a freak and even sneaking away to feed him haha.  Of course Jon and Eddie don’t approve, but little kids are quite stubborn, especially when told of things they cannot do. Yeah, Sophie finds ways.

[glassprism]

Hi. What is your best/clearest audio of Thomas James O'Leary?

I've only got three audios of him, and none are that clear (you're probably better off going for one of the videos of him), but I suppose this one is the best quality:

Thomas James O'Leary, Sandra Joseph, Gary Mauer, Teressa Eldh, Frederick Herenges, George Lee Andrews, Patrice Pickering, Jeff Keller, Gerdalyn Del CarsoFebruary 3, 1998; Broadway

[glassprism]

Hi. Question: when did they stop making the phantom go through the trap door in Masquerade? Or have they always run off to the side?

Hey. Not sure if this is specific to a certain production, but I’ll try and help. From what I’ve read, in the Broadway production, they stopped doing it around 2003 and 2004 due to injuries. The national tour (and I imagine other tours as well) also didn’t do it, likely because many theaters they visited didn’t have enough room and such. Other productions, I believe, do still retain the trapdoor - I know at least Denmark did, and so did London, unless they changed it very recently. (I was watching one of the few videos I have on my computer right now, and it looked like Geronimo Rauch had run off to the side, but it’s hard to tell.) And there are probably many more.

[glassprism]

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'The Phantom of the Opera' - Earl Carpenter and Olivia Brereton

From the UK tour. Uploaded by request.

[shouldibringmybaseballbat-blog]

Hi. it it super nice of you to gift all that but just so you know the video of Wicked in Chicago. date: January 25th 2009. With Dee Roscioli as Elphaba and Annaleigh Ashford as Glinda is actually Wicked in LA with Eden Espinosa as Elphaba and Megan Hilty as Glinda!

Thank you very much for notifying me! I have this long list with all my videos and the links to downloading these videos beneath it, and I seem to have copy/pasted the wrong link. I'll fix this asap! Thank you again.

I am publishing this because people should know that I made this mistake.

[glassprism]

Fair enough. Thanks for answering. May i ask how you got it if it was never released by the master?

A trader sent it to me in exchange for another video. I reread his email and he said that it was never formally released, which I take to mean that the master never put it up for trade (which, given that it's only three AVI clips, makes sense) but did share it among people he was familiar with.