Ruthie Henshall - I Dreamed A Dream (Les Miserables 10th Anniversary Concert - Royal Albert Hall)
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- The famous song from Broadway and West End hit musical Les Miserables 'I dreamed a dream' sung by the character Fantine. Ruthie Henshall played Fantine here in the 10th Anniversary Concert at the Royal Albert Hall London giving an amazingly moving performance. One not to be missed.
The DVD and soundtrack are available now and can be found on Amazon.
I worked as an usher at the Palace Theatre for Les Mis and would hear this every night and Ruthie Henshall gave an identically perfect performance of this song each and every time. It was always flawless. She's amazing.
So you got paid and watched performances for free?
Why would anyone pay for tickets when they could just apply for a job? lol
Best.job.ever
@@sashap1547 it was, I loved it. The Palace Theatre was a nice atmospheric place to work as well. I used to stand behind the sound engineers desk and watch him working the massive mixer, he turned everyone's mics up and down in real time and looked like he was playing an instrument. After there I went to usher at the RSC Barbican Center, Comedy of Errors was on at the time which was a lot of fun to see. They designed that production in a very trippy colourful way.
She was autotuned everyone knows. Lol.
@@elliottgreenwood5543 It was a mixer desk which only did volume. Every singer was miked-up with a tiny head mic, they had to turn them up and down so the only thing which came through the system was those singing at the time. The moment someone stopped singing their fader came down and someone else's was pushed up. There was no auto-tune or processing of any kind going on.
The roughness of her voice used in "but he was gone when Autum came" and "so different from this hell I'm living" really helps hit home the anger and hurt she must feel! It's my favourite part of the performance!
It's one of the most titular parts of singing. It requires feeling
Same man
Serendipity
Agree. I keep looping it on those lines
Absolutely class
2024. returning to listen, l still think this the best version ever.
It is the best version ever. She is unmatched.
@@hiskidkeller no question
Best version ever.
Came back here to say the same. I’ve heard other versions, but Ruthie’s to me is still the best.
In tears. Agreeing
Ruthie took this song, and made it hers . The gold standard for Fantine.
It's 2023 and this still remains as the best version of this song by a million miles. The famous "autumn" line is still unmatched.
Hands down. I can't believe some people have the audacity to claim that Anne Hathaway is better than this simply because of her acting. Ruthie exhibits such intense emotion and Beauty in her voice that one weaps
I agree completely.
In its entirety, the 10th anniversary Albert version still the best.
@@primalcritters Not even close. Ruthie out performed every other person who ever attempted this song. It truelly was the dream cast.
@@primalcrittersdo they really. What an insult to Ruthie Henshaw. This will forever be my favorite rendition of this song.
Totally!
“But he was GONE when autumn came...” so much anger. Way to go
No anger...he was gone..
She should be happy she got knocked up and he left her...
Anger is not good for the body health though
I suppose being young and inexperienced its not outwith the way of things for a young woman to be duped by an older asswipe....regardless, she dreams he will return...thats just ...really.....he'll come to me....fantine was obviously a bit short of a centime....love the song though, i thought the rendition of i dreamed a dream by Miss Hathaway was outstanding...a bit grotty and beautiful....Russel Crowe was shit...destroyed the film...anyway...love from Scotland...x. Joe
I mean, autumn seems to enjoy their time in bed more, can't blame him.
The growling, then the soft singing, the falsetto, the belting... this definitely took an enormous vocal control.... Her performance is superb and so moving
I hate to be one of those nerds but females (I say females because this excludes trans women) cannot go into falsetto. They just go into head voice when they open their glottis. But I agree, this is an earth shattering performance
So is nobody gonna note how phenomenal the orchestra is?
They are amazing
Beautiful
noted
No disrespect, but what do you expect? These people are career professionals with DECADES of training, study, performing and practice; but they do deserve a mention.
True, but to be honest it really isn’t the hardest piece to play.
Absolutely the best rendition of this song. The emotion in her voice lets you the listener understand the pain she is feeling.
Anyone can sing a song, but only a true artist can sing a song where the listener feels the pain and joy in a song.
Bravo to this lady. She absolutely killed this song!
nothing can compare to this.nothing
Personally, I think Lea Salonga displays a more extensive range of emotions in her rendition, although Ruthie's is also perfection.
@@thomashayes5597 I agree. I've just watched about 5 renditions of this song by different women and I look to see who is 'feeling' the words. In this one, Ruthie is feeling it vocally but outwardly is glass, no expression. Lea Salonga expresses emotion not only vocally, but visually. Even Susan Boyle (the least professional among them) showed more visual emotion.
no I think it should be sung _sec_ without attempts at emotional articulation
the chord progression does all the work that needs to be done here
@@nyrockchicxx ...Anne Hathaway has more emotion than Lea Salonga. Ruhtie's rendition is the most heartwreanching, most heartbreaking there is. Period. There's no need for visual expression, voice does it all. How it breaks at certain moments, how it strengthens at others. Perfection.
I am 32 year old man standing in my kitchen cooking dinner hearing this for the first time…. Crying…. I’m not cutting onions
"Now life has killed the dream....... I dreamed." The lyrics to this song are so good -- and so tragic, and Ruthie is the best I've ever heard singing it.
First time? Oh man! Envious of that 😁
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Live on theater you'd have had company. Watching this on orchestra seats there wasn't a dry eye, and I recall a lady one over from me just literally holding back her wailing
2:23 "As they turn your dream to shame".... that weak sound on the word "turn" in contrast to the strong previous line "as they tear your hope apart", just melts my heart... so beautiful!!! WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT THIS?
Here during quarantine
The emotions portrayed are simply unreal... outstanding performance. And yes when she whispers the word “ turn”, I feel the tears coming down my checks.
Les Miserables is a story after the fall of Napoleon Bonaparte. 2 things actually depicts who the guy is. Either he got killed and was never able to get back or he was just really messing with the girl who trusted him so much
Totally agree
I hear ya
unreal. she's a wizard
You mean a witch?
a wizard lol?
A witch you mean-
@卩ㄩ丂丂ㄚ 丂ㄥ卂ㄚ乇尺 9000 bruh what-
_"You're a wizard Harry..."_
Beautiful rendition. The last two lines always choke me up.
“So different from this hell I’m living…”
The way she sang that line (as well as the rest of the song) was pure mastery.
Her diction, her enunciation, is amazing! So crystal clear.
+Rupert Lescott LOL The Broadway style is stupid. But the girl is perfect.
+Rupert Lescott agreed. other versions tend to run the words and tune together.
yess she is so lovely!
+Rupert Lescott To me, she's the Fantine
Rupert Lescott Thats one way to be a quality vocalist. Her hands by her side help keep her diaphram relaxed. All keys for high end sound.
Lea and Ruthie are both wonderful singers. Lea has a golden voice and very emotive, and theatrical. BUT I think I would Go for Ruthie's version. Why? If I close my eyes and just listen to her, she doesn't seem to be performing onstage, she's like singing to herself about her hardships. You would imagine her as a lady with an unkempt look and a torn dress with tears on her cheeks. Her voice quality and the raspiness is that of a fading beauty, suffering, crying and feeling hopeless. She's a perfect Fantine. Lea is the perfect Eponine with a lovely, innocent, dreamy voice.
Agree, she does the most moving version ever.
Exactly, it's the gutwrenchting feeling she portrays
I cry each time I hear Ruthie sing this touching song.
Exactly! Some performers are singing to hit every note perfectly, some other to convey emotion.
I think you nailed it.
No dance moves , No gymnastics , No lights flashing , just a Pure unmatchable voice filled with emotion \\ Ruthie Henshall is fantastic
“He took my childhood in his stride” That line always hits so hard for me, especially the way she delivers it…
I had the luck to work with Ruthie. She is every inch a lady and a hard working woman. When our cast had to spend Christmas on tour she arranged a party and gifts. A true class act. And every bit as stunning and talented as you’d think. A true star ❤
As a little girl, i absolutely loved this series. It has stayed with me all my life. I am 63 now. I would love to see it again. I grew up and have spent my life in the UK. Thank you Australia. 😢❤😊
There’s an increasing trend in musical theater that in order to express emotion, one must sing as poorly as possible. Ruthie Henshall delivers the most beautiful and heart wrenching rendition of this stone ever performed with impeccable technique and breath support.
The way she said "So much different from this hell I'm living" chilling..
*"But he was gone when autumn came"*
Omg he was gone when autumn came
Violett Bellerose hi from Mexico 🇲🇽
But he'd come again, every Spring for the Summer.
Hey this is a sad song how dare you make me laugh
I clicked on your comment to see what the three responses were because I didn't get it...until I read the third one that KittyWhiteCat NA posted and THEN I fucking laughed my ass off!! Second line should read, "OMG, he was gone when Autumn came".
('Autumn' is a NAME, by capitalizing it, the meaning is clear!)
omg they were roommates
I used to rent this VHS almost monthly from Blockbuster and would rewind Ruthie over and over before I could let the tape continue. Coming from a small town in New Mexico of 7,000 people I was always assured the 10th Anniversary concert would be there for me when I wanted to watch… I’ll never stop loving this version with all my heart. This is to me is the epitome of story telling through song at its apex.
In my opinion she will always be the best Fantine ever.
A fact
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The way she hits, "but he was gone when autumn came." It hits you nerves differently. RESPECT.
Her slow creep into the vibrato during the word "stride" immediately before the incredible shift in the Autumn line is what really gets me. I feel that her vibrato is more "tasteful" than other performances. The intensity of that section is just unmatched by the majority of other performances.
This performance is haunting. I grew up watching this. I always thought she was older here due to the way she sings this. The emotion in her voice is way beyond her years. It’s my favourite ever performance of this song. No one can touch her. Stunning.
The whimper in her voice when she sang "as they turn your dream" was just heart wrenching.
This is exactly the way this song is supposed to sound.
Absolutely no one who has ever performed this can compare to this flawless rendition of the song. No one can ever equal Ruthie Henshall. I listen to all the others, and then return to Ruthie. Bravo, Ruthie. You will live in history!
No one can compare to her base on your preference, not all will agree with you.
I agree with you
Susan Boyle
@@22especget in!
Watch Lea Salonga
When she sings the story is told so heartbreakingly. She isn’t focused on herself and her talent. She transports you into her heart.
OMG ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!!!? THIS IS THE SIMPLY AMAZING!!! THE PASSION IS PIERCING!
This is the definitive I Dreamed A Dream. Her voice perfectly encapsulates the sadness, the regret, the pain, and the longing of a life that could have been.
This is almost surreal. This is the greatest rendition of this song in my opinion.
a powerful performance !!!! Great show !!!
Anne cried and we cried, and Ruthie not crying made us all cry. Anne was in a play, Ruthie was in a concert. And even in both contexts the weight is equal and well delivered. (!!!!)
Anne crying all through the song ruined the beauty of the music. She ruined the song. Ruthie was perfect.
Ruthie was the real deal. Raw, unedited talent. This woman can sing damn it! Anne was good, but she had mixers, producers and autotune. Ruthie just has her RAW voice! She is amazingly talented.
In my opinion they were very different. Anne was crying all the way showing she couldnt resist anymore. Ruthie is a lit stronger showing melancholy while remembering her story. No need of crying.
Anne's performance was what made the play an actual product of art. I never watched a musical with moving performance until I watched Anne did her part there. And everybody I know who've watch it agrees.
Les Mis with Anne in it has been the best musical ever.
Anne showed those who watched that she couldn't handle the weight that she was carrying anymore and she showed us the vulnerability. I think that even though Ruthie sang very beautifully, Anne made people realize that there are actual women who suffer the same fate as Fantine and in that moment, she carried the same pain as them.
Flawless performance. No one has ever topped this version.
There was a time when men were kind
When their voices were soft
And their words inviting
There was a time when love was blind
And the world was a song
And the song was exciting
There was a time
Then it all went wrong
I dreamed a dream in times gone by
When hope was high and life worth living
I dreamed, that love would never die
I dreamed that God would be forgiving
Then I was young and unafraid
And dreams were made and used and wasted
There was no ransom to be paid
No song unsung, no wine untasted
But the tigers come at night
With their voices soft as thunder
As they tear your hope apart
As they turn your dream to shame
He slept a summer by my side
He filled my days with endless wonder
He took my childhood in his stride
But he was gone when autumn came
And still I dream he'll come to me
That we will live the years together
But there are dreams that cannot be
And there are storms we cannot weather
I had a dream my life would be
So different from this hell I'm living
So different now from what it seemed
Now life has killed the dream
I dreamed
Not all heros wear capes! Thank you!
Thank you Jasmine.
this version from Ruthie has all the emotion the song demands easily the best of them all.
This is so powerful, I can't even put my words together...
I love how you describe it like that. I can't either. But I can feel it.
Gettalife that’s what great music is supposed to do. I have goosebumps.
You did a good job trying.
@@deanndrakaydee123 Because it comes straight from the marrow. Articulated from the soul into flesh made timeless from the ineffable!
I don't care what anyone says..Ruthie sings this the best. she makes the song that much more beautiful!
I agree, when I saw her perform this she made it her song 190%!
my heart breaks along with her voice, when she sings "but he was gone when autumn came"
Brilliant performance
Toxodos That was the best part. You completely feel for her at that point where you know they lied to her and destroyed her with that one line and the way she conveyed it.
agreed. can't define the chills everytime
The emotion is completely shown. superb!
Ruthie's rendition of "I Dreamed a Dream" always makes me cry. I can feel the broken heartedness.
This is quite literally the most devastatingly beautiful performance I’ve personally seen. I can’t properly articulate what this video has done to me. I’ve watched it before and I have always remembered it being an immensely emotional experience.
But, Jesus Christ. I would sit through 50 musicals just to see a single song on par with this. This is the pinnacle of what makes being a human being magical. Absolutely beautiful.
For me, Ruthie was the total package. Every rendition of this song and performance were very spectacular...but Ruthie had it all, the perfect voice for the emotion needed during that very moment of the scene. The perfect gestures and facial expressions, her acting skills, they're superb. She didn't just brought us the best performance, but the moment, the feelings and the Fantine herself. :'(
Not acting skills , she lived the song
This song is not fit in lea salonga voice. But you can try ruthie if her voice can fit Mulan song 🤣
When her voice breaks out of sorrow (especially at 2:57), I feel all the anguish she's going through... It's moving
+Walter Palazzin Also at 3:24 she is the best.
Walter Palazzin this is 'drive' not break
Actually, I think she can reproduce that sound and make her voice break that way. It's the skill of her vocal cords plus long training....
Got chills as I heard her. Amazing.
Walter Palazzin x
I love it when a singer performs with all his/her heart and soul... You can really feel her pain in this. Breath-taking performance.
+Andressa Lopes She is perfect, and should have married me.
The mixture of emotions from heartbreak, to anger , to despair gives this song the emotional impact this song deserves. Well done. Ruthie!!
I just actually listen to this beautiful song over and over again did some research crying with love now
Brings me to tears everytime! Both from memories and the beauty of the lyrics!
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Its a friendly reminder that we do live in a better of time. Victor Hugo the original writer changed hearts based on real life experience during those times. I salute the french people. They have a powerful soul.
watched all versions. this is by far the one thas got me in tears
Demi lovato let it go
Ruthie Henshall catches the Pain and the desperation of her Character , Fantine . This rendition of I HAD A DREAM is absolutely fantastic and beautiful .
I absolutely agree with you!
100% agree. The best version I have ever heard.
This is marveous because she has a godlike voice and she makes every single word come to play - she tells the story with timeless perfection.
Ruthie is my favorite Fantine... EVER! 💕😭👏👏👏
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😮@@Sharon-kr1ui
Me: I should really go to sleep
My stupid brain: Hey why don’t you listen to this song on repeat and cry your eyes out and then wake up with a massive headache? Y’know, feel something.
Me, already sobbing: I TOLD YOU I DON’T LIKE HAVING EMOTIONS WHY DO YOU TORTURE ME LIKE THIS
Wow I thought it was just me
*That moment when you cry so much you give yourself a headache*
literally doing this rn
Oh oh
Me right this second at one in the morning
I can’t even imagine how much effort she put to have a voice like this
Yes!!!
None. None at all. Well, at least much less than you think. Any singer will tell you they can sing because they just can. It's natural to them. No forced effort needed. Acting is different and there is a degree of effort. But singing is mostly natural. The singer doesn't have to try to vibrate or has to try to sing on key. It just happens naturally much like the way we naturally know how to talk.
your nearest conservatory will be happy to provide the details on the curriculum
@@lamisere8337 this is very wrong. There are tons of amazing singers that get their voices from years of hard work, with talent too. Don’t discredit their effort. People usually don’t sing with her kind of placement and support naturally, that’s all from practice.
@@dutchcup4080 You're referring to technique, style, method, and discipline in the art of singing which absolutely can completely change one's experience and performances.
But someone who very audibly cannot sing as in can't hold a note, can't sing on key, and sounds like a warped record will never sound like a naturally talented singer. They can improve but there will always be something iffy about their singing.
I made a recording of myself singing when I was a kid and I was horrified by what I heard when I played it back because to me, I thought I sounded good when listening to my own voice through my own head. What made me sound horrible was my inconsistent vibrato and my technique. But I have always been able to sing on key and not sound distorted. I eventually improved my technique and was inspired by a lot of Patti LuPone and was able to fix my warbly vibrato to one that is just like hers. But I always knew how to do your basic vibrato. If anyone wanted to know how I learned to vibrate and how I learned to sing on key, I would have no idea because it's just something that always came naturally to me and has been polished over the years. I have never come across a non-singer who became a known and talented singer. A good singer can see the potential in others while most non-singers wouldn't have a clue. I'm not going to be ridiculous and claim I am right. Just relaying my own, limited experience and what I've picked up in my 43 years of life. I could very well be wrong and if I am, I welcome the learning experience to be gained from that.
What a great singer. Her voice is unbelievably gorgeous. I especially love the scratchy parts. Just fabulous.
September 2024 and we’ve just been to Les Mis at the Sondheim theatre in London. Fantine was played by Katie Hall and we were very impressed by her I dreamed a dream, almost as good as Ruth’s!
This is what perfection sounds like
Ruthie Henshall is perfect.
Derukugi2 She was the best Fantine casted so far.
+Chibi Lychee " Cast "
Raoul Carggarglin Oh, you're right. "Casted" isn't even word.... Fail on my end... -_-()
I just played Fantine in a small production of Les Mis a few weeks ago, and I cranked this every day in preparation. She's astounding.
This is my favorite rendition. Makes me cry every time. She really tells a story
This Musical is a MASTERPIECE!!!
The single greatest rendition of this song ever....period
The most wonderful rendition of this beautiful song, pure class.
What a voice!!! Dramatic and amazing range, not just in notes, but in emotion. If this isn't the definitive performance, I haven't heard anything better.
Man , she’s really amazing. It’s awesome the enunciation, diction , and conviction in her voice . It’s very powerful, and this song shows a little of both the softness and power in it . No one comes close to singing it quite like she can .
Most of the music I listen to is stuff that would give your grandmother a heart attack, but this is just delightful
This is the absolute best rendition of this song. So much sadness, regret, anger, longing, resignation and despair all in one song...
Typing through the tears right now. This song makes me cry every time. I’m not really the type to get caught up in the emotions of a movie/performance (I do sometimes but it is seldom) but Les Mis and especially this song have me sobbing. Empty Chairs and Empty tables also pulls the heartstrings a bit too hard, but the mixture of her voice, the beautiful instrumentation, and the lyrics is so incredibly heartbreaking. “I was young and unafraid, and dreams were made and used and wasted, there was no ransom to be paid, no song unsung, no wine untasted.” That part really hits me when I think of the fun I used to have being young and carefree and how now my life is flooded with longing and responsibility. Beautiful performance. Look forward to revisiting next time I need a good cry.
What powerful voice! 2:57 gave me goosebump "BUT HE WAS GONEEE! When autumn came."
Who the hell are those 412 that don't like this song? This is pretty awesome. She have a beautiful voice!
Swan pie see above
438 now
441
442 😔😂
Ruthie owns this song like no other. Love it.
Perfect. Iconic. No other version tops this.
Bravo! Her voice is undoubtedly amazing.when I'm depressed, I listen to this song.
+Dave Browne I didn't say it as a ironic.and I never slit my wrists even if I'm depressed.you should not worry about something like that you are too self-conscious.
Noelia A when I'm depressed I listen to Falco's Rock Me Amadeus- more uplifting!
Her passion, talent, and ability to evoke emotion from the audience is unparalleled.
To me, this version is perfection because you can tell that Ruthie channelled her own personal demons into it. No other singer managed to create the same sense of tragedy, to evoke Fantine's misery in the same way.
Anne Hathaway? She cried real tears and sang live on set of the film.
Imho you shouldn't really compare stage and film performance. They are both separate animals.
Agreed! The best version of them all.
I love every version, including Anne's, but some would say they cheapened the song a bit by placing it after she had gone into prostitution whereas that's not how it was originally written. Meanwhile, any actor can cry real tears. They went for the more contrived emotion to get an Oscar rather than honoring the true spirit of the song. Ruthie's singing (also live, obviously) is definitely superior though.
I agree, and have posted so. With Anne, she's too totally degraded for the song to matter. In this version, Ruthie is still clinging to that impossible hope that her lover will come back, and this song shows that she has come to the realization that it ain't going to happen, and she is totally crushed.
Damn. This makes me cry every time I hear it.. The words and the accompanying music are so good...
What a lady. Nobody sings it like Ruthie. Love ya girl. You make my drunk nites complete
dude, fr.
Lmao
Ruthie Henshall gives this song such a fantastic interpretation , I have a lump in my throat every time I see this
Her performance is by far the best I've ever heard. The emotional shift in her voice throughout the song is riveting. She manages to project great nuance whilst maintaining a volume and intensity ample enough for the theatre. Powerful voice, powerful performance. She is a great talent. In fact, the only thing wrong with this video is that horrible wig.
Reece Taylor your comment is incredible I could not agree with what you said (3years ago) riveting can't stop watching the emotion is incredible this song will never be sung better x
You are still the best of all the Fantines in Le Miserables! I absolutely love your voice and performance!!
But there are dreams that cannot be, and there are storms we cannot weather 💔😔
I don’t even like Theater and musicals, but, more often than not, I find myself listening to this performance. It’s hauntingly beautiful and really please me. 🙌🏼
I was the same. Didn't care for musicals. But if you ever get the opportunity. I highly highly recommend seeing this live. Its mind blowingly good!!
this is just for me absolute definitive performance of this song it's utterly spell binding x Wow Ruthie Henshall what a voice / what a performer
"...gone when autumn came" is not anger. It is the deepest sorrow. Notice that shortly thereafter, she says that still she dreams he'll come back to her. It is love...with a deeply broken heart.
Les Miserables is a story after the fall of Napoleon Bonaparte. 2 things actually depicts who the guy is. Either he got killed and was never able to get back or he was just really messing with the girl who trusted him so much
Yes... the irony. You don't feel anger but so deep sorrow that almost seems like anger.
Yes!!! Sorrow ( if he died maybe) or maybe disappointment (if he was just messing with her feelings)
Time stamp?
Exactly, is desperation and sorrow!!!!
Ruthie is playing the numb version , She's been through hell , She's got no more emotion , She's all but given up on life , all she has left is cossette , but she can't even see her , She's Numb Lea Salonga shows the emotional and angry version she still has some fight left in her . It's two different versions of Fauntine , that's all it is . Both Ruthie and Lea have amazing voices and are Both stars , Love them both .
Owes a !ot to Movie in my mind!
Tom Adams
No Ruthie’s is more focused and pointed, connected
Tom Adams I agree.
@@billyraybar Disconnected b/c she's given up on life as the OP just said.
i think anne hathaway during the film version nailed it, it by far was the best version i have seen so far
I think Ruthie is the most beautiful Fantine. And her voice is very unique.
The raw emotion with which she sings this never fails to astound me, nor her incredible technique. Bravo, Ruthie!
This was the first ever Fantine I've watched. Since then, Ruthie's image and rendition always stuck with me and I unconsciously compare every version with this. For me, this is THE Fantine
this song makes me cry like a girl. its also difficult to find a better performance
Me too. The tears just run from my eyes.
Beautiful and heart-breaking. What. A. Voice‼️
3:38 How does she sing this so beautifully, yet so real with such angst??.... I listened to this version so many times and then went to see it in person and was so disappointed because it was not her... time and time again-- RUTHIE IS QUEEN OF FANTINE. PERIOD.
I think many tend to forget having a favorite version doesn't mean you don't like any other version.
I like Lea Salonga so much. Also, Elaine Paige and Patti LuPonne are two of my all time favourite theatre actressess. But when it comes to this song, RUTHIE HENSHALL has always been my peg.
That VOICE! The PRONOUNCING!💖💐
She is the best singing this song...saw her in the show years ago...I cried throughout as find the songs so haunting and so emotional...❤❤❤❤❤
There is class and then there is Ruthie xx.... cry my eyes out at this every time
The best 4 minutes of my life
Cry my self out everytime i hear this version
Juliette Seeder Me too. I can even feel her loss.
Same. Always
No one comes close to this performance - best version by a million miles.
My favorite all-time broadway performer. Ruthie Henshall has the most amazing voice. Her range emotion is angelic. I catch myself singing along with her in the shower; she stops me dead in my tracks once the tigers turn her dreams to shame.