Mamma Mia! musical - Backstage Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Nick Evans, Resident Director of Mamma Mia! musical, gives Imagine TV Network an extended backstage tour.
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Can't ever actually go, least I can learn how all this takes place. Enjoying the video.
This show is really interesting I wish that I could see this soon
Mama mia show show london sky tibbas steven show show ❤😊❤
They were amazing in Dublin 5/01/20!
stage right side of the stage
They need a 2nd Mamma Mia musical like we have 2 films,
but we actually find out who the father is,
By watching the 2nd Musical...
Who cares? Just take a DNA test. I don’t give a rat’s *ss who her dad is. Nobody else should care either. The story sucks. Number 1 rule of storytelling is make a general audience care. Zero theatre shows even try to do this. Mamma Mia is one of the better ones, but it’s still awful.
Awesome! I use the same cue software that a broadway show does
Really interesting video. I'd love to work in sound engineering for theatre
no...
Definitely go for it, life is boring without putting yourself out there! I’m really wanting to get into backstage someday, and I finally put myself out there and I’m going to be working in community theatre next year!
good
Haze not mist xd
eh hes a director, they dont know anything techy. lol
I thought it was Bill Anderson
same
Not in the actual show only in the film
....but what's the theatre's name, and where is it?
Grant C ...they travel there's no specific theatre...
It's a touring show. By the time this video was uploaded they would have been long gone from that theatre
I believe it's the Sands Theatre. It's in Singapore.
It kinda annoys me how he called the person who is on the book the stage manager. That person is called the DSM (Deputy Stage Manager). Other than that it was really interesting!
just why what is this
i dont like do better
This is terrible and pointless
Neil Caffery I'm glad you have 1 subscriber! 😂
agreed
Yeah, theatre scripts are god-awful. Give me 10 years and I’ll have it partially fixed. It all because of the scripts and business model.