The choreography is by the incredibly talented Chris gatelli. When I was dancing in NYC, I had a few callbacks for Newsies. It’s a dream show as a male dancer
personally crutchie is my favorite character in this. im looking forward to you reacting to "seize the day" and "Thats Rich" they are both incredible. thank you so much for taking my request.
That's Andrew Keenan-Bolger as Crutchie. He's been in a few things on Broadway like Tuck Everlasting, Poppins, Seussical, Beauty & The Beast. He was even in Alan Menken's version of A Christmas Carol.
As a dancer I admire the dance, as a singer I admire Jeremy's voice, and as a theatre nerd I adore the story- (At your millionth replay its so much better then the first and that is a quality I LOVE!)
Lol exactly this! I was a movie fan and the first time I watched the musical version, I was like, cool! That was pretty fun! I still think I prefer the movie though...can't beat young Christian Bale. But then the next day I had this urge to watch it again "just to see the dancing one more time..." It's been 2 months since I first watched the Broadway version, and now I'm pretty sure I've seen it 30 times or so! (I play it in the background while Iim cleaning and even when I'm studying/working lol) It really does get better every time too! I have officially placed it above the movie in my personal rankings too...sorry mom.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE MUSICAL OMG Also when you watch it 10,457 times like I have, you know every single characters full name, real name and all of the facts lol. Ben cook who plays Racetrack Higgins (Race or Racer most often) almost kicks himself over in seize the day lol There is also the movie in 1992 called Newsies, but that one has a very different take on the story. Especially with the versions of Santa Fe. If you need any information on literally anything Newsies related I gotchu lol
Any possible chance you could add to your list of the songs you're reacting to "Letters From The Refuge" (crutchies song) and "Watch What Happens" Reprise?
Came across your (very good) video reviewing Newsies. You posted this less than a fortnight (!!) ago, looking at a 2017 performance. Yet it closed on Broadway in 2014. I’m trying to understand the context - are you reviewing the musical ahead of its Nov 2022 debut in London? (sorry to seem so daft [!!] )
@@FraserOliver ok then, a major coincidence of timing. Here’s hoping this Fall season sees ppl coming back in droves to see the best each country has on offer !
Re: accents - New Yorkers in 1899 had no television or movies so the accents they picked up were from their families, often immigrants, so it's likely that the newsies should likely have trouble understanding each other. So rather than have the tower of babble be the focus of the show, the powers that were picked an accent that would have a familiarity to most New Yorkers. Mostly. Look for the phrase just before King of New York -"the woild is your erster." Not gonna translate.
New York accent is really a pool of accents Bronx accent th-cam.com/video/R4o096dBBsk/w-d-xo.html English with Latin sounding (puerto rican & Spanish) Brooklyn Accent th-cam.com/video/T9yLRJA6zU8/w-d-xo.html it has to do with ethnic variation results of the waves of immigrants that settled in the city, Dutch, Irish, French, German, and Scandinavian where more of the early immigrants to the u.s. it ahs to do with Vowels and there sounding
The choreography is by the incredibly talented Chris gatelli. When I was dancing in NYC, I had a few callbacks for Newsies. It’s a dream show as a male dancer
The choreography is insane!! If I could dance I'd love to be in this show!
1:57 the New York accent was put to represent how kids (most likely) in the 1890s talked
Ah okay!
personally crutchie is my favorite character in this. im looking forward to you reacting to "seize the day" and "Thats Rich" they are both incredible. thank you so much for taking my request.
That's rich will be out in a couple of weeks, such a great song!!
That's Andrew Keenan-Bolger as Crutchie. He's been in a few things on Broadway like Tuck Everlasting, Poppins, Seussical, Beauty & The Beast. He was even in Alan Menken's version of A Christmas Carol.
I really like him! I'll definitely check out more of his work
he was in seuss?
@@ameliaarnette62 Yeah he played Jojo in the original Broadway cast.
@@muppetsstoogesfan1 no way!!!!
@@muppetsstoogesfan1 He was Jojo, but he didn't originate the role, he was one of the alternates. Still in the original Broadway cast though!
As a dancer I admire the dance, as a singer I admire Jeremy's voice, and as a theatre nerd I adore the story- (At your millionth replay its so much better then the first and that is a quality I LOVE!)
I literally rewatched the show last night and it was incredible!
Lol exactly this! I was a movie fan and the first time I watched the musical version, I was like, cool! That was pretty fun! I still think I prefer the movie though...can't beat young Christian Bale. But then the next day I had this urge to watch it again "just to see the dancing one more time..." It's been 2 months since I first watched the Broadway version, and now I'm pretty sure I've seen it 30 times or so! (I play it in the background while Iim cleaning and even when I'm studying/working lol) It really does get better every time too! I have officially placed it above the movie in my personal rankings too...sorry mom.
It is honestly one of the best musicals I terms of having everything pretty damn perfect!
STOPPPP THANK YOU DUDE! I LOVE U! wow im so excited
Hey! You are more than welcome!! Hope you enjoy the series 😁
THIS IS MY FAVORITE MUSICAL OMG
Also when you watch it 10,457 times like I have, you know every single characters full name, real name and all of the facts lol.
Ben cook who plays Racetrack Higgins (Race or Racer most often) almost kicks himself over in seize the day lol
There is also the movie in 1992 called Newsies, but that one has a very different take on the story. Especially with the versions of Santa Fe.
If you need any information on literally anything Newsies related I gotchu lol
Amazing! Thank you I will definitely keep you in mind
OMG WAIT?? When does he do that
@@3hansrcha At 1:02:25 watch racetrack for a few seconds lol
@@ryah7501 TY
OH MY GOD HE DOES ALMOST FALL OVER HES SO SILLY
Now this isn’t on the album but you should react to letter from the refuge. It’s such a beautiful piece that is sung by Crutchie
Ooo okay, when abouts is it in the show?
@@FraserOliver it’s right after king of New York
Amazing! I will try and remember to React to it!!
Any possible chance you could add to your list of the songs you're reacting to "Letters From The Refuge" (crutchies song) and "Watch What Happens" Reprise?
Of course!! If you think they are worth listening to then that's good enough for me 😁
You gonna see Newsies when it comes to London in November?
I didn't know it was! But in that case I very well might!
@@FraserOliver Yeah it's going to be at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre. Previews start the 29th of Nov.
Ooooo I'll have a look
Came across your (very good) video reviewing Newsies. You posted this less than a fortnight (!!) ago, looking at a 2017 performance. Yet it closed on Broadway in 2014. I’m trying to understand the context - are you reviewing the musical ahead of its Nov 2022 debut in London? (sorry to seem so daft [!!] )
I'm just reviewing it as a part of an ongoing series on my channel where I React to musicals I haven't seen before and give my thoughts 😁
@@FraserOliver ok then, a major coincidence of timing. Here’s hoping this Fall season sees ppl coming back in droves to see the best each country has on offer !
I may try and go and see it and review it at the end of the year 👀
Re: accents - New Yorkers in 1899 had no television or movies so the accents they picked up were from their families, often immigrants, so it's likely that the newsies should likely have trouble understanding each other. So rather than have the tower of babble be the focus of the show, the powers that were picked an accent that would have a familiarity to most New Yorkers. Mostly. Look for the phrase just before King of New York -"the woild is your erster." Not gonna translate.
Ah okay, thank you for the explanation!
New York accent is really a pool of accents
Bronx accent th-cam.com/video/R4o096dBBsk/w-d-xo.html English with Latin sounding (puerto rican & Spanish)
Brooklyn Accent th-cam.com/video/T9yLRJA6zU8/w-d-xo.html
it has to do with ethnic variation results of the waves of immigrants that settled in the city,
Dutch, Irish, French, German, and Scandinavian where more of the early immigrants to the u.s.
it ahs to do with Vowels and there sounding
Oh wow, thank you, I didn't realise it was that intense but thanks for explaining it 😃
BROO you should've reacted to Brooklyn's Here
I can always go back and do it if you think its worth it?
@@FraserOliver I DO!! it's one of my personal favorites I love the Brooklyn Newsies! It's super short but honestly I love it
I'll get on it don't worry
@@FraserOliver YAHOO!!! u will love it real
OMGG YESS Brooklyn's here is so good!!!! It introduces a few new characters too omg omg you definitely should