These technical problems started well before Frozen was at the Hyperion, do you remember when they had the flying carpet problems with Disney's Aladdin show?
sfyc As a person with musical theater knowledge, their is usually a person watching off stage, to make sure any cast member dose not get hit with a set peace. Since this set-drop is fabric, it isn't a danger to cast members.
BenneLuke As a person with musical theater knowledge, their is usually a person watching off stage, to make sure any cast member dose not get hit with a set peace. Since this set-drop is fabric, it isn't a danger to cast members.
I don't know by verbatim if I understand this right, the flying effect dose not get pulled off by computer machines. It would make sense if their where staff members manually pulling this affect off.
Yes. The door was not suppose to go down and was stopped before it hit the ground. This issue is caused by not having enough Stage Weights to hold the doors/curtains and when this happens everyone needs to get off stage. That is why you can see a Stage Crew member make an X with their arms. That is a signal to get off stage or stop the show completely
@@trinityn8034 During an unlikely event like that, they can be. Most people don't realize that the background and sets that go up and down are actually bullies and not hydraulics. And if rope or wire snapped, the entire set piece could come crashing down to the stage and cause some serious injuries. Thankfully this was not the case.
VidKid106 the M word is cursed because one time someone said it before the opening show, and a TON of things went wrong. The lead actor broke their leg, stage lights collapsed, stuff like that. Now it’s cursed and if you say it your next show will be ruined.
@@vidkid1067 The M word is "Macbeth", basically actors or anyone inside the theatre or about to perform can't say that word because it's said to bring bad luck to the performance
These technical problems started well before Frozen was at the Hyperion, do you remember when they had the flying carpet problems with Disney's Aladdin show?
I think they are having difficulty with hydraulics, it's a type of technological problem.
I think the Hyperion theater has a trend of technical issues going on, let me know what you think.
@@benjamincollins8559 There are no hydraulics used in the Hyperion.
sfyc I'll try not to give anything away, the flying effects can be done manually or mechanically. I know these are the 2 options.
Omg do you want to build a snowman started playing after the door came down 😂
That always plays when they pause the show.
The fly in door tripped a saftey. Looks like one of the actors got too close!
Not how it works...
sfyc As a person with musical theater knowledge, their is usually a person watching off stage, to make sure any cast member dose not get hit with a set peace. Since this set-drop is fabric, it isn't a danger to cast members.
BenneLuke As a person with musical theater knowledge, their is usually a person watching off stage, to make sure any cast member dose not get hit with a set peace. Since this set-drop is fabric, it isn't a danger to cast members.
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I don't know by verbatim if I understand this right, the flying effect dose not get pulled off by computer machines. It would make sense if their where staff members manually pulling this affect off.
Automation can be a thing. I believe this show is.
So... Was the door not supposed to come down? Is that it?
Yeah I think so 😂😂
Yes. The door was not suppose to go down and was stopped before it hit the ground. This issue is caused by not having enough Stage Weights to hold the doors/curtains and when this happens everyone needs to get off stage. That is why you can see a Stage Crew member make an X with their arms. That is a signal to get off stage or stop the show completely
@@manionfilms5207 oh, okay! are they in danger while their on the stage?
@@trinityn8034 During an unlikely event like that, they can be. Most people don't realize that the background and sets that go up and down are actually bullies and not hydraulics. And if rope or wire snapped, the entire set piece could come crashing down to the stage and cause some serious injuries. Thankfully this was not the case.
@@manionfilms5207 ohhh, thanks 😊
I’m guessing SOMEBODY said the M word (for all you other theater kids out there)
Edit: AND NOBODY BETTER REPLY WITH THE M WORD YOU WILL CURSE US ALL
Can u explain for the non theater kids
VidKid106 the M word is cursed because one time someone said it before the opening show, and a TON of things went wrong. The lead actor broke their leg, stage lights collapsed, stuff like that. Now it’s cursed and if you say it your next show will be ruined.
@@wishfulcrystal You are allowed to say it in the comment section so chill down.
@@vidkid1067 The M word is "Macbeth", basically actors or anyone inside the theatre or about to perform can't say that word because it's said to bring bad luck to the performance