I HAVE TO KNOW I HAVE TO KNOW, MY LORD
I HAVE TO KNOW I HAVE TO KNOW, MY LORD
I HAVE TO KNOW I HAVE TO KNOW, MY LORD
Elijah Peterson
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Nathan Richardson
WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Joseph Smith
One of the two classic "hippie Jesus" films (my image being the other).
But... JCS did have "screaming Jesus", so I guess that's a plus. JCS is a better film/stage production, but Godspell has better music
Tyler Nelson
JSC had Herod dancing
Nathaniel Walker
Have you ever seen the live London version? (it came out on DVD a few years back). Worth the $5 when it goes on sale during christmas season.
Hunter Watson
WHYYYYYYYYYYYY IIIIIIII SHOULD DIE
Noah Cook
I know the 1996 recording. Damn, it's the best Jesus and the best JSC
Isaac Thomas
The one I'm talking about was a 2012 production. Filmed from a live London show.
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I know the version makes a difference. For example, I bought a digital copy of the Godspell soundtrack. But instead of the original version, it wound up being "the new broadway cast". It wasn't bad, but it was a bit too "glee" for me in the way it was presented. For example, starting around the 1:04 mark in this video:
Levi Miller
Going as JCSS Caiaphas for Halloween this year lads, wish me luck
Jaxon Gonzalez
Where do you even find a hat like that these days?
Samuel Collins
Ending of Godspell:
Luke Moore
I'm going to be Jesus in a theater company's production of this in February. What am I in for?
Brandon Butler
Can you sing? If not, I wouldn't worry, you're only playing the lead (or second part) in one of the most famous broadway productions ever (kek)
Ian Edwards
The heaviest lifting (singing, ect) in this production is Judas, so you should be fine.
Thomas Foster
phantom of the opera > joseph and the amazing technicolour dreamcoat > evita > love never dies > cats > jesus christ superstar > starlight express
Joseph Wilson
>but you DREAM, Yea Forums..
Dominic Hall
I can vaguely carry a tune.
I wanted to be Judas but I have the A2 to G5 range and the other guy at callbacks with a high reaching register didn't so I'm not.
Aiden Hill
> 1776 > all of those
Evita never really worked for me. Not sure why.
Landon Collins
what has 1776 got to do with andrew lloyd webber?
Landon Hernandez
Have you ever seen any of the productions, like the 70's movie or the later broadway productions? While you have to do your own thing, it probably wouldn't hurt to see how others have done it.
Joshua Ward
Nothing, just a random thought
Nicholas Jenkins
>And then I saw thousands of millions crying for this man. And then I heard them mentioning my name and leaving me the blame...
Why is JCSS so kino lads, Phantom of the Opera be damned
Ian Smith
I grew up listening to the 1970 album because my dad had it. Also I've seen Colm Wilkinson's Gethsemane which is has some great things no one else does in the song but he doesn't do the G5 and some other screamed notes.
Jose Ward
Herod's dance or whatever his name was, was top tier.
Ryan Powell
more like Jesus Based Superstud
John Harris
I'd always wanted to be in a theatre production, of anything really. Didn't have those in my country (well for non-actors anyway), wonder if I could find some amateur theatre in Munich.
Jonathan Jones
If they could put on a musical Hamlet on Gilligan's Island, you should be able to scrap together a company.
Chase Nguyen
Now that the dust has settled, who was in the wrong here?
Camden Nelson
Honestly, being a chorus member is harder than being one of the lead roles. There are a shit ton of harmony lines and it's easy to lose yours.
Also weird time signatures and shit.
Grayson Davis
Mary. It's always the woman.
Zachary Green
Fun fact - Porn star Paul Thomas was in that as one of the Zealots.
Levi Baker
I thought he was Peter
Cooper Stewart
Depends really. I'm always chorus in things. Chorus has to learn a shit tonne of choreography and harmonies, but the trade off is not learning lines/solos/what I'm sure must be nerve racking hoping your voice doesn't break or something on high notes after constantly resinging the same songs over and over in rehearsals, and less acting demands. Also for JCSS particularly Jesus and Judas just have a vocal demand that's beyond what the chorus have to do.