#stage adaptation

[till-unknown21]

OKAY SO I FOUND OUT THAT 5 YEARS AGO, SOME THEATRE STUDENTS RECREATED SEASON 1 OF MPGIS, ITS GENIUNELY THE GREATEST THING EVER, AND SOME OF THE ACTORS WEREN'T EVEN ALLOWED TO WATCH THE SHOW TO PREPARE YET ITS SO ACCURATE TO THE SHOW, AND SOME OF THE VOICES ARE SO SIMILAR, PLEASE WATCH IT!!! IT BLEW ME AWAY, THE ACTRESS OF BRITTANY IS SO BRILLIANT TOO, AND ALL CHARACTERS WHO WERE VOICED BY DUDES ARE PLAYED BY DUDES

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0q_XKENV0c4&pp=ygUObXBnaXMgb24gc3RhZ2U%3D LINK TO THE RECREATION ON STAGE OF SEASON 1 MPGIS

[madrone33]

Just listened to the Hunchback of Notre Dame stage musical soundtrack and-

Omg?

OMG??

WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME IT WAS THIS FUCKING GOOD???

I CAME IN EXPECTING AN EXTENDED LOWKEY-MID EDITION OF THE MOVIE AND GOT A WHOLE NOTHER EXPERIENCE ENTIRELY

The changed backstory! The more realistic sequences of events!! The downright HOLY choir and harmonies and belted notes!!! DEAF QUASIMODO!!!!

And holy shit the NEW SONGS?? KILLED ME. The ending?? RIPPED OUT MY HEART.

I WAS ALREADY CRYING DURING ‘MADE OF STONE’ AND THE FINALE DID NOT CARE ONE IOTA. IT JUST KEPT HITTING ME WHILE I WAS DOWN

‘Someday’ is probably the thesis of the show and BY GOD DOES IT DELIVER! It should be a crime that it wasn’t in the movie

Anyway guess what I’m gonna be listening to on repeat for the next week

[scottyfitzceo]

Jeremy Brett stop being cat coded challenge: impossible

As a certified Dorian gray fan I do wish we had more photos of Jeremy playing him

But regardless, the fact he played both Basil Hallward, Dorian gray, Sherlock Holmes, and John Watson is hilarious. Does he have a bingo sheet for super queer coded characters he needs to play or what/j

Anyways love him

[clemsfilmdiary]

Deathtrap (1982, Sidney Lumet)

2/28/26

[laughingsquid]

Steve Coogan Plays Four Separate Roles in the Stage Adaptation of Stanley Kubrick's 'Dr. Strangelove'

[stuckasmain]

After seeing the tour of Aladdin and Beauty and the beast, I noticed something interesting between the two. It sparks mainly from altering for stage and making some of the side characters hard— while Batb cuts down Chip’s stage time, Abu, Raja and even the carpet are almost entirely gone. However I do like some of the updates, side characters isn’t actually the point but contribute to it.

Because of this, Aladdin plays up and Batb plays down. By that I mean goes for the older audience v. Younger/full family (not that both aren’t a G/PG show)

I think it allows Aladdin to be a bit more serious, dangerous/stakes are clear etc. where as Batb goes for more dance spectacle heavy and a bit lighter despite having action and heavy implications.

Did anyone else notice this? I still love both but I thought it was interesting.

[myanimethought]

"Yukinobu Tatsu's 'Dandadan' Stage Adaptation in Tokyo and Osaka" Yukinobu Tatsu's ``Dandadan'' first stage adaptation! Directed by Konato Ito, to be performed in Tokyo and Osaka in August and September Read more: https://myanimethoughts.com/yukinobu-tatsu-dandadan-stage-adaptation-konato-ito-tokyo-osaka-august-september #YukinobuTatsu #Dandadan #stageadaptation #KonatoIto #Tokyo #Osaka #August #September

[silvermoon-night]

Chaos protocol would make a great stage play. Especially arc 1. The amount of symbolism that can put on stage in all aspects of the production... beautiful.

If anyone wants to see a loose plan of this I made a thing.