Fun Home performance at the Olivier Awards 2019 with Mastercard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2019
- Harriet Turnbull from the Young Vic's Fun Home performs Ring Of Keys at the Olivier Awards 2019 with Mastercard.
Fun Home is a musical adapted from Alison Bechdel‘s 2006 graphic memoir. The show was nominated for three Olivier Awards in 2019: Outstanding Achievement in Music, Best Actor in a Musical ( Zubin Varla ) and Mastercard Best New Musical.
The Olivier Awards with Mastercard were held in the spectacular Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 7 April 2019. Hosted by Jason Manford, the ceremony celebrates the best of British theatre from the previous year. UK viewers can watch the full show on ITV player. (www.itv.com/hub/itv) - บันเทิง
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This girl is a remarkable performer for her age. I wonder how much time and effort went into the preparation for this performance.
This girl is my my best friends friend
I KNOW HER
She's so electric! That last chorus is amazing!
Yess! I love how it builds
I'm so glad I got to see this production, a tragedy it didn't stay longer
That’s lovely. I had the great good fortune of seeing both Sydney Lucas (the first young Alison) and her successor Gabriella Pizzolo on Broadway. Each girl had a slightly different take on this song, and they were both excellent. The young lady in this video does a great job putting forth her own interpretation. I wouldn’t want to try to rank any of these talented girls; they each brought something special to the role, but perhaps this one has the strongest voice. Extra kudos for really committing to the American accent.
I love this! She is so amazing! And the bodylangue, spot on!
I got chills before she even started singing!!!
Harriet was fantastic and she made me cry. Good Allison.
She nailed the body language and facial expressions!
She was absolutely amazing in the production of this. Can't wait to see where she ends up in the future as she is an extremely talented performer already.
She is so cute! She has such a lovely young face 🥰😍💕❤️
She’s precious!!
I saw this At the Young Vic, and if memory serves the man introducing Harriet played her father, and he was utterly remarkable. They all were. Extraordinary piece of theatre.
Mark Strong I think
@@markrichardson6120 Not Mark Strong on this occasion.
Awesome!
wish they did welcome to the fun home
When the show was still brand new they were asked to perform Welcome to the Fun Home on tv but the shows producers thought it was an inaccurate representation of what the show is actually about. Hence why Ring Of Keys being performed at awards shows instead. ☺️
OMG SHE IS MY FRIEND!!! I KNOW HER I PLAY GOLF WITH HER!!
REALLY!?
If she pulled out a ring of tees she would be legendary
Tom Packman lol
Shes the best I've seen so far.
have you heard Sydney
@@attheexit actually yes. I'm not sure which is my favorite, because they both bring something to the character.
Yeah I mean I think Sydney the most but this girl wow she's definitely a close second
@@Isa-qz9mb this was actually Before I saw Sydney. They're both high up on the list for me, kinda fighting for first place
She would have been such a fab Annie !
Annie is overrated
@@allysoncashdollar1119 do you think? I think it’s really good for children, at least they are in quite a lot of the show
Ah, that’s sweet that they let the understudy come out for a bow as well!
That's not the understudy, that's the other small Alison Brooke Haynes. They shared the role and took turns playing performances.
She is good, but I prefer Sydney Lucas in the role of Allison. This performance feels too pushed. As an American, I can also hear her trying to get the American accent and it just doesn't quite work for me. But she is a lovely singer.
Making them put on the American accent is a bit silly. Isn't it better if they can speak/sing naturally? I get that for some shows the accent makes sense, if the setting is a specific and integral part of the story (In the Heights for example), but a show like this, where Beech Creek PA could really be anywhere, I don't get the reasoning. That said, this little girl is remarkable (and she's doing a perfectly fine job with the accent; she just looks like the hard rs are causing her physical pain). I wish I could've seen this production, if everyone was this good. And I hope she's gone on to even greater things in her career, if it's something she's continued to pursue. I'm surprised she was never a Matilda; she has a ton of personality and passion as well as talent, and I assume every little girl trying to break into musical theatre has auditioned for that show! Too tall, maybe.