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Miguel Sagaz / Sleep No More NYC : Special Behind The Scenes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2012
- Special thanks to Jaron Caldwell / Press Manager, Konrad Brattke / Photographer Taylor Stanton / Videographer & Editor, Liann Kaye / Director, Mijal Weissberger & Natalie Roterman / Production
Nicholas Bruder / Kelly Bartnik / Conor Doyle / Randy Weiner
I just saw this show Saturday night.....and i have to say i fell completely in love!!I live in Ontaio,Canada and i have never been to any kind of show/Broadway production or anything of that sort.We chose Sleep No More as our show of choice while in NYC.It was the most amazing thing i have ever seen!!I really need to go back and see it again as my first time i really didn't know what to do...lol.I hope i have the pleasure of seeing this again.It will stick with me forever. :)
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Thank You for the experience.
Best most amazing show that I've ever seen. It is addictive I've seen it 7 times!
I say Sleep no more last july and was amazing! the energy, the sensuality, the interaction with us, I feel like in a David Lynch movie. I'll be back soon!
This was a really well-produced segment. I saw Sleep No More last year, and it's an experience that has stuck with me. Thanks for the reminder, and a peak behind the scenes. I love hearing about the cast's experiences with audience members.
such a great interview.. 2 times seeing it for me.. loved it
Thank you for your comment Kent! So glad you enjoyed it. It was a fantastic experience for me as well. There are shows that push the boundaries and SNM is definitely one of the best productions out there right now.
Definitely! It's a fantastic show.
Thanks for your comment
Definitely! Yes go back, your experience will be different the second time around.
Thanks for the comment!
awesome interview Miguel!
7 times!! wow, very cool. You probably know the choreography by now! :) Awesome OwenBruch22
I'm seeing the show in April and, since I'll be coming in from Germany, I don't have the option to go back and see it for a second time after learning 'how' I want/need to see it. So, can you give any tips (besides comfortable shoes)? Where to go, what to do, what to avoid...?
PS. Great behind the scenes report!!
Hi "adoringaudience" thanks for the msg!
My recommendation is that you make sure you explore as much as you can and try to follow the actors. They tend to run from scene to scene and from room to room.
The whole performance takes place in a 3 time sequence, meaning you should follow different actors in order to see most of the character relationships.
But believe me, you won't be able to see and be in every scene. it's virtually impossible.
Also, depending on how comfortable you feel, I suggest you keep relatively close to the actors. That way you might be one of the lucky ones to get a private "one on one"
Hope you enjoy it! Def the future of theatre in my opinion.