0:00 - Intro 0:04 - Dave Willetts and Jan Hartley-Morris 0:34 - Ethan Freeman and Jill Washington 1:02 - Scott Davies and Meredith Braun 1:33 - Scott Davies and Charlotte Page 2:05 - John Owen-Jones and Celia Graham 2:35 - Matthew Cammelle and Rachel Barrell 3:04 - Earl Carpenter and Rachel Barrell 3:34 - Ramin Karimloo and Leila Benn Harris 4:04 - Nic Greenshields and Robyn North 4:35 - Ramin Karimloo and Gina Beck 5:06 - Marcus Lovett and Anna O'Byrne 5:41 - Earl Carpenter and Olivia Brereton 6:09 - Earl Carpenter and Katie Hall 6:37 - Geronimo Rauch and Sofia Escobar 7:10 - Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman 7:47 - Cris Groenendaal and Rebecca Luker 8:17 - Thomas James O'Leary and Sandra Joseph 8:50 - Howard McGillin and Adrienne McEwan 9:20 - Hugh Panaro and Julie Hanson 9:50 - James Romick and Marie Danvers 10:23 - Tim Martin Gleason and Susan Owen 10:55 - Hugh Panaro and Trista Moldovan 11:27 - Greg Mills and Marni Raab 11:58 - Jeremy Stolle and Samantha Hill 12:32 - Peter Joback and Elizabeth Welch 13:06 - Hugh Panaro and Sarah Bakker 13:39 - Paul A. Schaefer and Mary Michael Patterson 14:12 - Laird Mackintosh and Sara Jean Ford 14:44 - Norm Lewis and Sierra Boggess 15:18 - Norm Lewis and Kaley Ann Voorhees 15:50 - Michael Crawford and Mary D'arcy 16:20 - Davis Gaines and Dale Kristien 16:52 - Kevin Gray and Dodie Pettit 17:22 - Kevin Gray and Teri Bibb 17:55 - Franc D'Ambrosio and Tracy Shayne 18:34 - Brad Little and Amy Jo Arrington 18:39 - Ted Keegan and Rebecca Pitcher 19:08 - Brad Little and Lisa Vroman 19:37 - Peter Lockyer and Rebecca Pitcher 20:10 - Stephen R. Buntrock and Rebecca Pitcher 20:40 - Gary Mauer and Elizabeth Southard 21:10 - John Cudia and Sarah Lawrence 21:41 - John Cudia and Jennifer Hope Wills 22:10 - Anthony Crivello and Elizabeth Loyacano 22:41 - Brent Barrett and Sierra Boggess 23:12 - Cooper Grodin and Julia Udine 23:43 - Cooper Grodin and Grace Morgan 24:15 - Masachika Ichimura and Ryoko Nomura 24:46 - Jun Sawaki and Kyoko Suzuki 25:21 - Yuichiro Yamaguchi and Kyoko Suzuki 25:51 - Eiji Akutagawa and Hisako Hanaoka 26:20 - Toshihide Mura and Kyoko Suzuki 26:52 - Masayuki Sano and Tamami Sai 27:23 - Jeff Hyslop and Teresa DeZarn 27:52 - Colm Wilkinson and Patti Cohenour 28:22 - Peter Karrie and Elizabeth DeGrazia 28:50 - Paul Stanley and Melissa Dye 29:20 - Ernst-Dieter Suttheimer and Colleen Besett 29:55 - Nicholas Saverine and Colleen Besett 30:24 - Alexander Goebel and Luzia Nistler 30:55 - Christian Muller and Lisa Antoni 21:26 - Henk Poort and Joke de Kruijf 31:56 - Ben Cramer and Maaike Widdershoven 32:35 - Henk Poort and Els Bongers 32:52 - Dale Tracy and Colby Thomas 33:20 - Jerzy Jeszke and Carla Nicholson 33:50 - Jerzy Jeszke and Lori Zeglarski 34:20 - David Hunerjaeger and Valentina Kozhanova 34:52 - Ian Jon Bourg and Alison Kelly 35:25 - Michael Nicholson and Olivia Safe 35:56 - Ian Jon Bourg and Janine Kitzen 36:28 - Roy Weissensteiner and Marion Wilmer 37:00 - Steve Lucas and Maike Switzer 37:31 - Thomas Schulze and Maike Switzer 38:03 - Thomas Borchert and Sandra Danyella 38:37 - Ethan Freeman and Anne Gorner 39:09 - Uwe Kroger and Beatrix Reiterer 39:37 - Mathias Edenborn and Valerie Link 40:11 - David Arnsperger and Valerie Link 40:44 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Lolita Cortes 41:17 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Irasema Terrazas 41:29 - Hans Peter Janssens and Inneke van Klinken 41:59 - Luis Armando and Felicidad Farag 42:26 - Juan Carlos Barona and Julia Moller 42:56 - Sandos Sasvari and Andrea Maho 43:25 - Attila Csengeri and Renata Krassy 43:55 - Zoltan Miller and Linda Kiraly 44:24 - Attila Csengeri and Barbara Fonyo 44:55 - Saulo Vasconcelos and Kiara Sasso 45:27 - Tomasz Steciuk and Kaja Mianowana 46:04 - Carlos Vittori and Claudia Cota 46:35 - Peter Jorde and Mia Karlsson 47:08 - Flemming Enevold and Teresia Bokor 47:42 - Simon Pryce and Ana Marina 48:12 - Brad Little and Claire Lyon

4:37 I like how here Ramin's hand shake like he's nervous and tense, and also how he sort of grunts angrily when she tries to get away from him

@madih4586

4 жыл бұрын

I love the angry grunt. Lol. He's most definitely shaking like he's nervous and overwhelmed and likely very turned on. XD

@georgia8154

4 жыл бұрын

Yes he shakes cause he gets super nervous. Kinda adds to the character tho

@castlegarden2999

3 жыл бұрын

@@georgia8154 Despite all evidence backing this, some part of me refuses to believe that there isn't a little bit of acting in his body language in that moment. It has so much touch-starved, repressed, incel energy, how can that just be a physical response to nervousness? I really can't fathom it. And I can't fathom how an experienced actor like Karimloo can get nervous, but then like of course I know he's human like anyone, it's just surprising.

@xxKakarot

2 жыл бұрын

@@castlegarden2999 what evidence are you speaking of? Has he admitted to that in an interview or something? I genuinely believe this is just an acting choice, no way Ramin would still be that nervous with shaky hands after doing so many shows and such, and then he'd have more prominent shaky hands all the time, which he clearly doesn't. Only in the times where it would make sense for the character he's shown this as far as I know. It's just fantastic, the shakiness really adds so much to the phantoms character since he's been all by himself all this time and having someone suddenly that close to him excites and scares him at the same time, I absolutely love it. Ramin is such an amazing actor👏

@castlegarden2999

2 жыл бұрын

@@xxKakarot Sorry, I think I didn't come across clear enough. I'm agreeing with you! I also believed it was an acting choice. But apparently according to other comments, on a podcast with Hadley Fraser, Ramin Karimloo said his hands shaking was nerves. I haven’t found the clip of him saying it verbatim though, but the comments don't have a reason to lie about it.

This is what I do with my life

@blackngoldcuttlefish3390

6 жыл бұрын

ikr

@thefluffykirbyprincess6307

4 жыл бұрын

😂

@rebeccaevans898

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@Sarah-zr1nj

Жыл бұрын

Me too, my brother. We’re in good company 😂

16:12 and 20:07 I think it's cool how in some versions, Christine touches the mask and looks around her for help. As if no one expected the Phantom to replace Piangi on stage and now Christine is hoping there's an officer or Raoul to come and catch him. Then the Phantom firmly holds onto her like, "The jig is up, don't go anywhere." But like SOMEONE had to have guessed there'd be a bait and switch right? Because why would you cloak your lead like that unless some shenanigans were about to happen?

MY FAVORITES: Jan Hartley-Morris 0:04 Jill Washington 0:34 Charlotte Page 1:34 Rachel Barrell 2:35 + 3:04 Robyn North 4:03 Gina Beck 4:35 Olivia Brereton 5:41 Katie Hall 6:08 Sarah Brightman 7:10 Trista Moldovan 10:55 Samantha Hill 11:58 Mary Michael Patterson 13:39 Sara Jean Ford 14:13 Sierra Boggess 14:44 Kaley Ann-Voorhees 15:18 Elizabeth Southard 20:40 Julie Udine 23:13 Grace Morgan 23:43 Ana Marina 47:41

FUN FACT: Gary Mauer and Elizabeth Southard are actually married in real life.

Little things I noticed in this one that I liked: 2:35 - Small thing - I like when Christine starts "one final question" in his ear 5:22 - Sometimes there's a little TOO much choreography going on 14:07 - "Where're you going? What's the rush?" 20:45 - Lookit those wings 21:10 - Gotta shout out my boy John Cudia again. I'm pretty much down with however the actors play this scene, but I do love a good nervous(?) hand clenching, especially after he's tried to be Mr. Stud. It's weirdly endearing out of context. 42:28 - Wow, LEG (I love when productions do the knee/leg thing, it's such a power move) 42:55 - Wow, Hungary was having Christine stage dance before it was cool (I also unironically like how he carries her down)

I really liked the 18:19 Phantom. He knows she's found out right before she runs and he freaks.

At 5:39 Phantom Flub Ahh the Phantoms Face :D

@NaehwarAenglande

4 жыл бұрын

That "NO" at the end shit me up a little bit, I won't lie

@thinmints4life

3 жыл бұрын

He was like: OH CRAP

God, I love Ramin and his shaky hands. 😍

The first recording makes me think of if Erik's music was real and gained popularity after the 1910 novel as "rediscovered opera" found in his subterranean home and recorded for the phonograph. It has that same sound quality.

It bums me that in the movie Christine doesn't seem as scared of Erik in this scene...She seems more willing to leave with him and even Raoul sees that (until they shoot and he takes her and now she's scared again -.-') and in the musical the majority of the Christine's are scared af... How can I ship you if you do that dammit 😭

@meslongscheveux8460

8 жыл бұрын

The movie really ruined this! Since I've never seen the real production just bootlegs I had to figure out how the scene really goes by myself. Totally different!

@TristanJHorta

7 жыл бұрын

heyimapotatoe well, the Phantom does have a hypnotizing voice.

@heyimapotatoe385

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah! I love that about Erik's character and that's shown in the original book and even more in Kay's Phantom, and I think they implemented that a little more in the movie than in the musical...yet both are still far from the original story but meh...Idk, I still love the musical tho xD That Kid Is Not Here

@AndrewMacLaine

7 жыл бұрын

You know, it's weird, this scene is the only, the ONLY one in the movie that I like better than stage, (character motivation-wise, that is. I could def do without the flamenco backup dancers...). Raoul et. al. are trying to trap the Phantom, and they know he is going to make an appearance Eventually. In the movie It seems Christine knows right away that it's The Phantom (most likely because she recognizes his singing voice, and it's obviously not Piangi), and I see her attitude of fearlessness as her putting on an act to get him to think she has "decided... de-ci-ded" but is really luring him out into the open so he can get captured. The Shot of Raoul tearing up is.. well.. him not being very bright and thinking she's serious. That's my interpretation, anyways.

@buttdog4464

7 жыл бұрын

Andrew MacLaine My thoughts, exactly! I take that scene in the movie as Christine gaining a backbone and realizing that she has the power to not only lure and trick Erik, but also put on a show.

I just noticed that Anna o Byrne's phantom lost his hood there

@manchestertart5614

5 жыл бұрын

Good recovery though, well done, Marcus xxx

@cutemeows10

4 жыл бұрын

same here brother

@AirTravel415

4 жыл бұрын

Timestamp pls

@tiannatv0001

4 жыл бұрын

@@AirTravel415 5:38

@jkk6306

Жыл бұрын

😭

Yey new set of comparisons! Thanks for this. Anyway, my favorites: Jill Washington, Meredith Braun, Charlotte Page, Rachel Barrell, Gina Beck, Anna O'Byrne, Olivia Brereton (very nice, I'd love to see her in the original choreography. I don't like the new one), Katie Hall, Sofia Escobar, Sarah Brightman, Sandra Joseph, Susan Owen, Trista Moldovan, Samantha Hill, Elizabeth Welch, Sara Jean Ford, Sierra Boggess, Mary D'Arcy, Dodie Pettit, Teri Bibb, Rebecca Pitcher, Lisa Vroman, Elizabeth Southard, Sarah Lawrence, Jennifer Hope Wills, Julia Udine (without that silly dance please), Ryoko Nomura, Kyoko Suzuki, Hisako Hanaoka, Teresa DeZarn, Melissa Dye, Luzia Nistler, Joke de Kruijf, Maaike Widdershoven, Colby Thomas, Alison Kelly, Janine Kitzen, Sandra Danyella, Valerie Link, Julia Moller, Renata Krassy, Barbara Fonyo, Kiara Sasso, Mia Karlsson, Ana Marina, and Claire Lyon. PS: That Aminta dress is my favorite costume in Phantom. I really enjoy watching the Christines singing while swinging that skirt haha

Too bad that there is no video footage of the Czech production of Phantom...I saw it live a few weeks ago and the PONR scene was done amazingly there! During these lines, Christine climbed onto the table and the Phantom pulled her towards him across the table by her legs and then she let him caress her a bit before the final chorus and before she torn off his hood. They made it really nicely, I must say. Too bad that they are closing at the end of the year

@PrismsofGlass

8 жыл бұрын

There is some bootleg footage of the Czech production, but it did not include PONR unfortunately.

@adritriestodostuff

8 жыл бұрын

I do have audio bootleg footage from there however (I know I am not supposed to do it, but they didn't have a cast recording) I have Think of Me from the Czech version on my channel if you would like to take a listen to it

@PrismsofGlass

8 жыл бұрын

Oh, I have tons of audios from the Czech production; it's video I would love to have. But thanks.

@bitchass7198

6 жыл бұрын

AdriElsa 37 The new US tour has christine similarly climbing on the the table

@madih4586

4 жыл бұрын

What!? I need to see that!

Does the new tour's choreography not make any sense to anyone else, or is it just me being weird?

@ihavetoletyougo

4 жыл бұрын

Miss H It’s not you. It absolutely baffles me how anyone thought that choreography was a good idea. Christine dances on a table as the Phantom sits there and watches...🤔

@thinmints4life

3 жыл бұрын

It’s not just you I don’t understand why they had Christine on the table

It is Ramin Karimloo and Lelia Benn Harris hands down. Whoa calm down Ramin. Easy boy.

Gosh! Elizabeth Southard is terribly good here isn't she? Totally nails it.

@PrismsofGlass

4 жыл бұрын

She was! Though I think it also helped that it was her last performance, and she was working with her real-life husband as the Phantom!

Luv Anthony Crivello’s Tenor!!!!!!! My top Angel b.c of his Unique & Perfect Vocal Range for the Angel of Music!!!!!!!

ya no habra más bien o mal solo una duda cuando nos fundiremos en un ser cuando la sangre correrá? y el capullo se abrira? cuando nos quemará el fuego.. 42:26

Why does the Phantom sing Christine's part here in the Vegas production (as seen with Sierra Boggess/Brent Barrett at 22:42 and Elizabeth Loyacano/Anthony Crivello at 22:13 )? Was Christine given any part to sing during PONR in Vegas Phantom?

@PrismsofGlass

7 жыл бұрын

Because the Vegas production was drastically cut down. And yes, Christine does sing. The song basically goes like this: Phantom: "You have come here in pursuit of your deepest urge, in pursuit of that wish which til now has been silent, silent." Christine: "I have come here, that our passion at last may merge. In my mind I've already imagined our bodies entwining, defenseless and silent." Phantom: "And now you are here with me, no second thoughts. You've decided. Decided. Past the point of no return, no backward glances. Our games of make-believe are at an end. Past all thought of if or when. No use resisting. Abandon thought and let the dream descend. What raging fire shall flood the soul, what rich desire unlocks its door, what sweet seduction lies before us." Both: "Past the point of no return, the final threshold. The bridge is crossed, so stand and watch it burn. We've passed the point of no return." Note that there are videos of this scene on KZread, so you can watch and listen to it there.

Wow, the Budapest Christines got very pretty dresses.

Can anyone send me the link to the entire song at 3:06? I haven't found a full version of these two!

I like the earlier takes on this scenes from the late 80s/90s. It never made any sense to me that Christine didnt know or heavily suspect that it was the Phantom under there from the beginning. Thats her angel of music and she doesnt recognize his voice? Come on. I like the idea more that she suspects or knows its him from the get go but is biding her time and leading him on until she can reveal him, all the while getting sort of caught up in the steamyness of the song. Her suddenly feeling the mask and trying to run of, and The Phantom pulling her just completely cuts the sensuality and the vibe from that scene. I dont know why they changed it.

All of the vocals are beautiful in their own way and I love listening to all of them. However, I have a question for anyone willing to answer. How do they sound lower than how high they’re actually singing? Is it because that’s a sign of proper singing technique, like resonance and fullness? I know that in live performances the music is transposed down key or two but to me it still sounds a little lower than that.

@PrismsofGlass

4 жыл бұрын

It could be because of the resonance, it could also just be certain qualities of their voice. Some singers just have "lighter" voices; these are ones that sound "higher". Others have "darker" or "warmer" voices, and these tend to sound "lower".

@Claire236

4 жыл бұрын

Glass Prism Thank you very much!

Thank you for making this video! :) Can I ask where you got the clip of Sofia Escobar and Geronimo Rauch? I'm a big fan of Geronimo, and would like to see more clips of him as the phantom :)

Past all thought of right or wrong One final question How long should we two wait before we’re one? When will the blood begin to race the sleeping bud burst into bloom When will the flames at last consume us

27:24 Jeff Hyslop I'm just putting it on here for my personal reference for later

If someone has a Greg mills's final lair, I will be very happy. I love this actor and his voice !!!!!!!! He's a hudge understudy's phantom !!! Before there was some video of him on You tube but I didin't find it (the contributor was Inallyourfantasies). Sorry for my english but I'm French.

Fecking love Patterson

Question! In the new UK tour footage, Christine doesn't touch his face anymore, so how does she discover that it's him?

@PrismsofGlass

8 жыл бұрын

If you watch full footage of the scene (I uploaded one from the US Tour on my channel), at one point, when Christine is sitting on the table, the Phantom wraps his hands around Christine's head/eyes as a figurative "blindfold". Christine panics and pushes him off. In the restaged tour's 'Music of the Night', the Phantom puts an actual blindfold on Christine, and I think that's how she figures it out it's the Phantom with her - either the gesture, or his actual hands, are familiar to her.

did you film all of these? What an amazing compilation. Please keep it up!

@PrismsofGlass

7 жыл бұрын

No, I've actually never seen the show live, so would have no opportunity to film them. (Plus, a few of them were filmed before I was *born*.) Several of these were professionally filmed and leaked, but most others were filmed by others.

@lepetitchat123

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry I didn't see your previous answer until now. Wow you must really like the show. I hope you get to see it soon!

Wow

Love Robyn North

Was it just me, or did Gina Beck get a little off with the music?

@bawoman

4 жыл бұрын

Gina Beck plays one of the horniest Christines of all time and its one of the reasons she's one of my very favorites. She totally embraces the sexual side to Christine.

Japanese ones aren't that bad. I'm impressed.

I do have to say that I prefer the movies set and choreography than the plays. It's hard to feel the heat between these two.

I never got why it took her till she felt the mask to know it was him. Didn't she recognize his voice.

@PrismsofGlass

4 жыл бұрын

Nope, she didn't. There are various explanations for this. Many Phantoms put on an Italian accent, to better imitate PIangi, and Christine didn't recognize it because of that. Another is that she fell under the Phantom's hypnotic voice again, and it lulled her into a sense of complacency. And yet another possibility is that neither she nor anyone else expected the Phantom to actually be onstage, they thought he'd be in Box 5, so she brushes off any weirdness as her paranoia. Or it's a combination of all those explanations.

22:09 ??

Can someone tell me why christine suddenly gets scared and tries to run?

@PrismsofGlass

4 жыл бұрын

She feels the Phantom's mask under the hood and realizes it's him.

why does she run? ALso, can you make one when Christine is trying ot run and the PHantom is puling her? Sorry, for the typos, too lazy to even edit

@PrismsofGlass

9 жыл бұрын

Teether Geaver Because she's just realized it's the Phantom and wants to get away from him. Also, not really sure what scene you want me to make a comparison of.

@dontrefertome3161

9 жыл бұрын

Glass Prism A comparison of the reaction of Christine when she realizes it is the phantom. You know, when the phantom is pulling her. From: "past the point of return, the final threshhold" to "the bridge is crossed so stand and watch it burn". How did Christine know it was the phantom?

@PrismsofGlass

9 жыл бұрын

Teether Geaver I'll think about it, though I don't think there's a lot of variation in that scene. As for how she knew it was the Phantom, she felt the mask under his hood. (Notice how all the Christines rub their cheek against his face and then leap back.)

@dontrefertome3161

9 жыл бұрын

Glass Prism b-but there are christines who run and some Christines who dont even fight

@PrismsofGlass

9 жыл бұрын

Teether Geaver Yes, every actress is different in their reaction and how they interpret the role. Some will break and flee, some will try to quietly get away, some might not even be that afraid of the Phantom. That's the beauty of theatre - everyone's different. But in general, most Christines are scared and do try to get away. (Generalization, woot.)

lol there's never ever Craig Schulman in any of these (or anywhere I can find on youtube). Hmm. He was the first Phantom I ever saw, haha. I obviously liked him, watching that is what got me into this whole POTO thing. But now that I know other actors and the story a lot better, I've always wanted to look back and see what I think of him as Phantom now. Oh well. But Glass Prism I love that you do these, thanks. Doing the good work for all us phans

@PrismsofGlass

6 жыл бұрын

That's because there's no video of Craig Schulman's Phantom. There's audio, so he might appear in some of the audio comparisons, but nothing I know of beyond that (and some promo photos).

@blackngoldcuttlefish3390

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for responding! Someone did send me an audio recording of him doing the show a long time ago, so at least I got to hear that (just sound...and I don't have it anymore, it got lost on a computer that crashed). I guess he's really a phantom Phantom (get it). He will rest forevermore a blurry mystery memory in my mind as just my first Phantom and the one that made me a fan lol. I mean, it's the whole show/story/character that made me a fan, but I have to give him credit too obvs for convincing me

22:45 why is phantom singing christines part?

@PrismsofGlass

Жыл бұрын

Because it is the Las Vegas production, which was shortened to a one act, 90 minute performance. This meant cutting some songs down, including 'Point of No Return'.

@darthvader5153

Жыл бұрын

@@PrismsofGlass oh… I didn’t know that

Okay...

22:13 why was it switched around?

@PrismsofGlass

3 жыл бұрын

That's from the Vegas production. The Vegas production was shortened to a 1-act, 90 minute show, which meant cutting several lines and scenes. One of those scenes was 'Point of No Return'; they cut a lot of the Phantom's and especially Christine's lines, which is why lines are both switched around way, way shorter than in the regular show.

@thinmints4life

3 жыл бұрын

@@PrismsofGlass Oh okay

2:36 4:36 1:02 :3

Does anybody have video of the second earl carpenter and Katie hall vid from the uk tour

Oh. She felt the mask?!!!! lol Wow... Her face.... lol

A trillion times thank you for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

@_aiyuh

9 жыл бұрын

Ik my comment is kinda irrelevant and creepy....but your profile picture is perfection

@Silver54ful

9 жыл бұрын

Kiko Li Are you a fan of the film franchise How to train Your Dragon?

@_aiyuh

9 жыл бұрын

Omigosh I'm soooo late but YASSSS IM FRIGGIN OBSESSED WITH HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON AND PHANTOM AND LES MIS!!!!

@Silver54ful

9 жыл бұрын

Kiko Li I to am proudly ADDICTED to How to Train Your Dragon and The Phantom of the Opera!!!!!!!!! :)

@_aiyuh

9 жыл бұрын

OMFG OKOK I HAVE TO TRY NOT TO SOUND CREEPY N OBSESSED AND STUFF BUT DUDE I FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE WHO ACTUALLY LIKES THE SAME THINGS AS I DO LIKE SERIOUSLY I NEVER MENTION PHANTOM NOR HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON STUFF TO ANY OF MY FRIENDS AHAHAH THIS MAKES ME REALLY HAPPY okok Imma shut up now

What is up with the UK tour? Budget too small to invest in a full cloak? ;) Lmao...I mean, the sleeves look ridiculous, plus they instantly give away the Phantom, which kind of defeats the whole idea behind this song. What were they thinking? And why deviate from the perfection that is the London production in the first place?

You are right, they sound horrible. Serra B. Nicole S. and of course the great Sarrah B. can sing and play this role

@melissam597

5 жыл бұрын

I actually wasn’t too sure about Sierra or Sarah in this clip, both have a very strange quality to the voices at times...

All the tango versions suck